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Local Network Share with Azure AD Users
We're a small business of about 15 people, and have just moved to Microsoft 365 for email, and with it has come AAD user management which makes my life simple. We have some simple file shares tha...
Hello there,
You are right about the write-back feature of AAD, however, I do not see that it is required for your scenario if I have correctly understood.
moreover, I do not think that there's a reason to grant AAD users access to your local file shares, if you have already have your on-premises users synchronized to AAD using AAD Connect, you can simply keep access to local shares as it is configured for AD users.
awaiting your feedback
Charbel
You are right about the write-back feature of AAD, however, I do not see that it is required for your scenario if I have correctly understood.
moreover, I do not think that there's a reason to grant AAD users access to your local file shares, if you have already have your on-premises users synchronized to AAD using AAD Connect, you can simply keep access to local shares as it is configured for AD users.
awaiting your feedback
Charbel