Difference between Azure AD registered vs Azure AD Joined vs Hybrid Azure AD joined

Difference between Azure AD registered vs Azure AD joined vs Hybrid Azure AD joined devices

Azure AD Registered:

It is mainly used for personal devices.
To allow cloud based applications to be accessed through your personal devices such as Laptop, Mobile phones, tabs etc. Users still using personal ID’s.
Device is just registered. Organization is not controlling your device (until unless you are not explicitly allowing personal devices to enroll)
It provides SSO access for O365 and other apps without asking you to enter password every time.
Your personal data is secured, organizations won’t be able to see your personal files, can’t wipe / delete it.
They still have control on work profile.

Azure AD Joined:

It is used for corporate devices
To sign into Azure AD account.
Users are logging on with Azure AD credentials only.
More control as compared to Azure AD registered devices.

Hybrid Azure AD joined:
Hybrid Azure AD= Domain Join + Azure AD Join
Organizations who are not fully ready for getting rid of on-premises infrastructure.
Azure AD Connect is required
Azure AD Connect is required to sync the objects such as users,groups,devices
You have benefit of having on-premises infra (Group policies, SCCM, WSUS etc) and joining to Azure AD.
HAAD joined devices require line of sight to on-premises domain controllers periodically.

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[arpochatterjee]

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Great example, thank you for the session..

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[hameedshajahan]

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[lynnecromack]

Just to be clear - BYOD devices dont need to be AAD regsistered, if user is using web access and email discovery?

[jonathanchaney]

excellent video, great explanation very clear.

[RayYengde]

Best explanation -after watching other videos from others

[asifahsanullah]

Thank you for explaining the differences. I have a device that has evolved to being a windows 11 pro and thus has a local (legacy) account as well as is joined (mdm, has a briefcase icon) tied to my business as well as have the windows icon for multiple other client azure ad registered account. As for dsregcmd status it shows under Device Status
AzureAdJoined: NO
EnterpriseJoined: NO
DomainJoined: NO
Virtual Desktop: NO
Device Name:

I do not see any tenant info….

Thoughts please?

[rockgport]

Sir awesome can you please make video on patch management report which is must looked for World. Wide report thru intune and same. Report we used to have in sccm

[peddaiahgopathi]

Sir requesting you to create a video for mac management through Azure AD + intune

[visusrinivas]

everytNice tutorialng. It was still interesting. Wish I had tNice tutorials video when I started out

[AbhishekSanap-dmez]

my company laptop is azure ad join but it is still showing windows icon.

[abdulhaquemohammed]

Hi Manish, nice explanation but how can one access corporate data/Email using personal email IDs like hotmail or gmail etc as in the case of AAD registered. Please shed some light. Thanks!

[vjayasekharnaidu]

Good explained :)
is that enrollment and Join, both are same?

[jfvxzlx]

Not only windows device, an Android mobile can also be Azure AD registered,