Windows 10: Unable to Access On-Premises Resources e.g., UniFlow from Azure AD-Joined/On-Premises...

Hello,I am encountering an issue where my Azure AD-joined Windows 11 device, cannot access an on-premises resource uniflow after upgrading to the latest 24H2 Windows Update. Previously, this worked without issues.Setup and Background:Environment:My laptop was initially joined to an on-premises Active Directory domain but is now joined to Azure AD.The printer server, uniflow, is hosted on a Windows Server 2016 VM, part of an on-premises domain.Other resources another on-premises server are still accessible without issues.DNS and Network:I can resolve the hostname of uniprint using nslookup

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Moving On-Premise AD Users to Azure AD

Hi,

Currently we have our on-premise AD syncing to our Azure AD. We want to remove our on-premise AD and move all of our users to Azure AD. Since every user is already synced to our Azure AD, can we shut down our on-premise AD and connect our computers to the Azure AD? Will the synced users stay in Azure AD?

Thank you,

Matt

 

Difference between Azure AD and On-premise AD

Dear Support,

Can we achieve On-Premise features like group policy, OU structure and others in Azure AD?

Please specify difference between Azure AD and On-premise AD.

My main objective is to completely move on Azure AD.

Please Help

Regards

Dhiraj Pandey

 

Script to remove On-premises domain joined machine and add device to Azure AD

Hi All,

We are planning to move devices (35K) from on premises AD joined machines to Azure AD with out resetting the devices , don't want to setup autopilot which results in reset the device and also huge coordination required for end-user data back up and restore .

Manually removing and adding the device will take lot of time , looking for some script which perform this activity remotely without major impact for the end users

Request help in providing some guidance or if we have any script please provide .

Thanks