If the computer has generated a user certificate, the attribute will be populated with the thumbprint of that user certificate in Active Directory. The userCertificate attribute must not be empty. If this is successful it generates a user certificate and populates the UserCertificate attribute in Active Directory on-premises.
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Then the devices verify the Azure Device Registration service to see if it can join. The device finds the SCP and decided to try for a hybrid domain join. When the task starts, the process verifies the SCP. How does this work? There is a scheduled task which manages the process of generating user certificate. Only computer object with a self-sign user certificate will be synchronized with Azure AD. It is also possible that the computer object will not synchronize with Azure AD because of a missing attribute.
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To resolve this error, you have to wait on the next sync or you have to manual start the sync by running this command Start-ADSyncSyncCycle -PolicyType Delta on the Azure AD connect server. This means that the object does not exist in Azure AD.
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You will see this event ID in the Use-Device-Registration with error code 0x801c03f2. Without that computer object, the device cannot register himself in Azure AD. One when the user logs in and the other is when Event ID 4096 is showing up in the User-Device-Registration/Admin event log.īefore the device can register himself in Azure AD, the computer object has to be synchronized from the on-prem AD to Azure AD. The scheduled task is located at \Microsoft\Windows\Workplace Join. This scheduled task will be used for joining Azure AD and will run automatically based on two different triggers. The computer has found a GPO setting with value 1 (enable).Īfter that, you will see this. (the same for SCCM, if you have enabled the automatically join option in Client settings) When the device joins the on-prem Active Directory, the device will get the GPO settings from the domain controller which enables a scheduled task on the computer. For more information, read this link: What happens if the computer joins the Active Directory? If you have got an SCCM/ConfigMgr environment, you can also use SCCM to join the computer automatically. To automatically the process of joining, you have to enable a GPO setting. More information about the configuration, follow this link: With that information, the device can register in Azure AD automatically. SCP stands for Service Connection Point and will be used to discover your Azure AD tenant information. What does the application do when you enable the hybrid Azure AD to join? Azure AD connect will add an SCP into Active Directory on-prem. With that application, you can enable the hybrid join scenario. To enable the hybrid Azure AD join scenario, you have to configure Azure AD connect. What is needed to enable hybrid in Active Directory and Azure Active Directory? The credentials are synced from the on-premises Active Directory with Azure Active Directory. This means that the user who logged on that specific device can access data on-premises and Office 365 with the same credentials. If you accomplished that, the computer will be joined automatically with Azure AD after the device has joined the on-premises Active Directory successfully. Now, for the device, you have to configure some settings before the device can join them both. To combine this, you got a hybrid scenario. In some scenarios, the device has to join both Active Directories for some reasons.
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With Windows 10, you can join the device in Azure AD and in Active Directory on-premises. So, let me explain this in a nutshell what Hybrid Azure AD join does: The hybrid is a feature in Azure AD which allows you to use the on-premises and Azure AD environment at the same time.
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Not everyone knows this scenario, the hybrid Azure AD join.