Registry entry 'ClientAlwaysOnInternet' value is 0.

Hi
when I install the client (dropping CCR) it successfully installed. but loctionserive.log show's belo message repeatedly
Registry entry 'ClientAlwaysOnInternet' value is 0.
Registry entry 'Internet MP Hostname' is either missing or empty.
Internet MP Host name is missing.
I am using native mode.
How to resolve it?

Native mode is not the same as Internet Based Client Management so this is expected and is normal.
Are you trying to set the client to be Internet Only? If so, then you must install from the command line and set the ccmalwaysinf property to 1.
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys

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