How can I get a network to be automatically recognized as Private rather than Public?
Ideally, I would like to deploy this with Intune, but I haven't found an option that wasn't based off Script-Based solutions (like Proactive Remediations or a Scheduled Task that manually verify if you are on-premise and then Set-NetConnectionProfile to manually adjust the profile).
I have seen some suggestion of "Network Boundary" but that seems to be based more off protecting company information within those with Windows Information Protection rather than setting a Network to be "Trusted" but not "Private".
For some background, I'm working on an issue with Microsoft Always-On-VPN Per-User connection and Trusted Network Detection (TND). From what I have seen in some posts, if the network profile of a network is detected as "Public" then Trusted Network Detection will not apply.
A lot of what I have found involves the machine verifying a domain, and the Network Profile getting marked as "Domain", but there is no on-premise domain for it to find in this environment.
The only source I have found about the Private/Public network issue with TND is this one TechNet post, and not any definitive documentation.
