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We have an existing Configuration Manager Cloud Management Gateway that needs to be moved to a different tenant. Is the best approach to create a new CMG in the new tenant, or is it possible to migrate it on the Azure side? Will CM support two CMGs simultaneously? The CMG will remain on the same CM site which is build 2409, and we are using the VM Scale Set deployment model.
ConfigMgr supports multiple instances of CMG. The ideal way in my opinion will be to setup another instance in the new tenant and once the clients have learnt of it, you can then remove the existing one.
I was expecting that this would be the best way to go; thank you for the confirmation.
Thanks for the answer, this is beneficial for other community members who have similar questions.
Follow-up question on this... For the new CMG, would I be able to use the same CMG name and then use the same certificate as the old CMG or do I need a new name and certificate?