Microsoft have now released the 2403 upgrade for ConfigMgr into Early Access
With this update there are a number of changes and improvements which can all be found here
Two things to note before you install it though
HTTPS or Enhanced HTTP should be enabled for client communication from this version of Configuration Manager
Firstly, make sure your Management Point is running in HTTPS or EHTTP mode – this is due to HTTP only is now deprecated. This is something I myself will need to look into as I’m running my site with an HTTP Management Point having had historical failures of said MP when it was running under HTTPS. I am hoping that they have at least sorted these out.
Resource access profiles and deployments will block Configuration manager upgrade
The second thing to watch out for is if you are using Co-Management. The notes state that if you have the “Resource Access Policies” slider set to “Pilot” then this will block the upgrade. The Resource Access Policies deal with VPN, Wi-Fi and Certificate profiles to name a few which are also no longer part of ConfigMgr.
I would imagine that most people will just need to change this to “Intune” and let Intune manage these. But, as always, double check your environment first.
I’ll do a more detailed guide on the upgrade in a separate post