The LT tool we supply will count your computers within Intune. There are three types of computers that would need to be addressed.
You can see these as items 1, 2 and 3 below.
Case Item 1: Azure Active Directory registered, but MDM = NONE.
Case Item 2: Azure Active Directory Joined, and MDM = Intune.
Case Item 3: Azure Active Directory Registered and MDM = Intune.
In all these cases, the computers are counted toward Intune licensing.
This is because;
Case Item 3: This machine is fully managed (Registered) by Intune. It can receive PolicyPak directives via MSI (supported) or .Intunewin files (not recommended.) or Intune’s PowerShell commands (not recommended.)
Case Item 2: This machine is BYOD/Workplace Joined by Intune. From a PolicyPak perspective, this machine has exactly the same management capabilities as a fully managed machine. A BYOD/Workplace Joined machine can ALSO get PolicyPak directives via MSI, .IntuneWin or Intune’s PowerShell commands.
Case Item 1: This machine is in Azure, but available at any time to be EITHER fully managed (Registered) or essentially fully managed (Joined). Therefore we have to count this as a potential license.
Using LT, you can see all computers noted above would be counted within LT for licensing purposes as seen here.
