![]() The default for this is 15 minutes, which, if added to the total possible time for computer objects to appear in AD DS and then in Azure AD, creates a new total time of one hour. This scenario adds an additional time to consider: the inter-site replication time for the domain. In the previous point, we explained that the Azure AD Connect sync interval and synchronization time need to complete before Cloud PC provisioning times out (90 minutes). We have a domain controller in one site running Azure AD Connect, and a domain controller in a different site that the Cloud PC provisioning service uses to create computer objects. Active Directory Domain Services inter-site replicationĬonsider this Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) topology. Next, if you are synchronizing a lot of objects, review this document to learn how to optimize your environment: Factors influencing the performance of Azure AD Connect. ![]() For instructions, see Azure AD Connect sync: Scheduler. First, confirm that your sync service is running and that its interval hasn’t been extended, for example, to every two hours. To prevent your Cloud PCs from timing out, you need to make sure that sync interval and sync time are, combined, less than 90 minutes. The time it takes to complete the synchronization process depends on the number of objects Azure AD Connect is processing. The default Azure AD Connect sync interval is every 30 minutes. Let’s discuss two scenarios where this occurs: synchronization and replication. The Cloud PC provisioning process times out after 90 minutes, and your environment might be configured to introduce unwanted delays. Scenario 3: Azure AD synchronization and replication cause delays. For detailed instructions, see Customize an installation of Azure AD Connect. As a result, you'll need to go back into Azure AD Connect and include it in the synchronization rules. If you created a new OU for your Cloud PCs, it may not be included yet. Scenario 2: The OU that you added your Cloud PCs to isn’t in the scope of your Azure AD Connect synchronization. In the GPO, you will need to create two registry keys with the value names TenantId and TenantName, as shown in the following example.įor more details on this method, see Controlled validation of hybrid Azure AD join. To do this, skip the SCP record creation and instead create a custom Group Policy Object (GPO) and link it to the OU in which your Cloud PC is located. There may be scenarios where you only want specific computers from an individual organizational unit (OU) to perform hybrid Azure AD join. If they are missing, you can create them with Azure AD Connect during the hybrid configuration process. You will see a GUID and in that record a multistring value with your Azure AD tenant name and GUID. You can find these in the ADSI Edit tool, under Configuration > Services > Device Registration Configuration. The computer knows which Azure AD domain to register with by looking for a service connection point (SCP) object in Active Directory. Azure AD join support is not yet available for Cloud PC.Īzure AD Connect synchronizes computer objects. Note: This article applies only to hybrid Azure AD joined devices, which is a requirement for Cloud PC. When encountering these scenarios, you’ll see an error message similar to the following screenshot: ![]() This article outlines scenarios and troubleshooting guidance for provisioning failures related to hybrid Azure AD. ![]() If you have an existing environment, you may need to modify your hybrid Azure AD configuration to successfully provision Cloud PCs. Some organizations may need to configure new hybrid Azure AD environments to accommodate Cloud PCs, while others can utilize their existing hybrid Azure AD environments to connect their on-premises resources and cloud-based services. A prerequisite for using Cloud PCs is that the devices must be hybrid Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) joined. With Windows 365, you can automatically provision Windows virtual machines (Cloud PCs) and manage them alongside your organization’s other devices in Microsoft Endpoint Manager.
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