You have 150 hybrid Azure AD–joined Windows devices enrolled in Microsoft Intune. You must configure Delivery Optimization so devices can download from the internet and from other local computers, and so that bandwidth usage is limited to 50%. Which method should you use?

A configuration profile in Microsoft Intune allows you to deploy granular settings, including Delivery Optimization policies, to managed devices. This method provides centralized control and ensures consistent application of settings like download modes (e.g., HTTP and peering with PCs on the same NAT) and bandwidth limits (e.g., 50%). While Group Policy settings can configure Delivery Optimization, they are primarily for on-premises Active Directory environments and less efficient for Intune-managed, hybrid Azure AD-joined devices. An Update ring for Windows 10 and later profiles manage update deployment behavior but do not configure Delivery Optimization settings. Microsoft Peer-to-Peer Networking Services Group Policy setting is not directly used for Delivery Optimization configuration.