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SCCM and the unmanaged folder

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we have used AD Synchronisation for a few years now - and recently began deployment using SCCM as we found it to be more suited to our setup, unfortunately though all computers that have sophos deployed through SMS go straight into the unmanaged group and then will not move into a synchronised folder, even though they are in the correct group in AD - as we use the AD structure for managing our test machines etc we don't want to stop synching the structure - anyone got a solution for this?

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    This is an older ticket but I am in a similar situation and need one piece of clarification. I also use SCCM to install Sopho's on our workstations. If I use -g to tell Sopho's which group the client belongs to and that group is synced automatically in AD, can I use this switch to add the machine BEFORE it is synced between AD and Sophos? Or should I create a manual package thate has pre-configured policies for the machine until it recieves new policies from Sophos after Sophos synch's with AD and adds the machine to the correct group?

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    This is an older ticket but I am in a similar situation and need one piece of clarification. I also use SCCM to install Sopho's on our workstations. If I use -g to tell Sopho's which group the client belongs to and that group is synced automatically in AD, can I use this switch to add the machine BEFORE it is synced between AD and Sophos? Or should I create a manual package thate has pre-configured policies for the machine until it recieves new policies from Sophos after Sophos synch's with AD and adds the machine to the correct group?

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