Azure AD
24 TopicsDisable "Windows Hello"
I am an admin, and attempting to disable "Windows Hello for Business" also referred to as 2-step authentication. From what I gather, this option is set as "disabled" by default. I confirmed this. However Whenever I join a device to Azure AD, it is always prompted with "Windows Hello" and to create a pin. Where can I find the option that allows me to disable this?335KViews1like27CommentsLocal 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 that are managed with local accounts. I'd like to move to on-prem AD with AAD Connect, and then assign these AAD users ("email accounts") to the various folders to handle permissions. My current understanding is that AAD cant do user write back to on-prem, at all, and doing password and group writeback to on-prem requires the 'premium' tier of AAD, at $8/user/mo? This seems both very convoluted (I am doing up a PS script to pull users back from AAD) and also incredibly expensive to simple have AAD users assigned to on-prem file shares. I'm hoping occam's razor applies here, and I've missed something simple?30KViews0likes4CommentsA question about AD Connect Password Sync diagnostic tool
Hello I just installed AD connect and sucessfully synced my on premise AD (Azure IaaS AD LAB) to my Azure AD (default directory) e.g. the users and groups synced up OK. During the configuration I chose the use Password Write Back (as I am using an eval of Azure AD Premium) However the password write back is not working, for example if I change reset the password of one of the synced users (e.g. synced from AD to AAD) in the Azure Portal, the AD password is not changed. I run the 'troubleshooting' tool that comes with AD Connect and chose to trouble shoot Password sync for a particular user (to see what information I could get) When running this tool one of the questions it asks is Please enter AD connector space object Distinguished Name I am not sure which Object the question is refering to, is there a default name for this object and which AD OU will this object live in by default so I can try and locate it in order to get its distinguished name? Thanks All __AAnotherUserSolved21KViews0likes1CommentRecover a deleted device (PC) from AAD
Hi. We are using Intune and Autopilot to enroll new PCs. By mistake we deleted a device in Azure portal that already was enrolled. Now the user cannot login on her computer. We have tried to run “Restore-AzureADMSDeletedDirectoryObject“ in Powershell, but i says it cannot find object ID. Is there any other way around this, or do we need reset Windows 10 and re-enrol? Pretty scary how easily you can delete a device with no warnings about the consequences.10KViews2likes0CommentsSomeone else is still using this PC. If you shut down now, they could loss unsaved work
Hi All, After testing connecting devices to our Azure AD network using MS Intune and Azure Conditional Access we are having issues with the devices. We can successfully connect to the Azure AD network, but when the device user restarts or shuts down their device they get a "Someone else is still using this PC. If you shut down now, they could loss unsaved work" warning. Even when we have completely disconnect the device from the Azure AD network they still get the warning. We are currently testing Intune and Azure Conditional Access. What we can not understand is why we would get this warning even after the device has disconnected from the Azure AD network. Has anyone on the beautiful planet called Earth, any idea why this is happening? I hope you can help CourtneySolved4.8KViews0likes1CommentAzure AD: Cross Tenant access requires multiple MFA registration?
I have an user in my home Tenant "home". This user has MFA activated. Everytime I get invited to another Tenant, e.g. "Guest1", "Guest2" I have to register for the 2nd factor on that tenant. Why is this the case? Why can't I use my "home" MFA as I do my "home" password? The usability is rather bad. Especially when one changes phones.4KViews0likes1CommentCheck Windows Hello for Business usage for the last 30 days
I am trying to get the logs for users who is using Windows Hello for Business and I want to check if the user hasn't use the WHfB for the last 30 days. Is there a way to get this data from Azure AD and via graph API endpoint? Thanks in advance!3.6KViews0likes1CommentGet the user role from Azure AD by Laravel azure ad oauth
I am trying to get the role form Azure AD by using metrogistics/laravel-azure-ad-oauth socialiate plugin. I got the name and email and azure_id from the Azure. But I can't get the user role. My callback url output below user: array:12 [ "@odata.context" => "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/$metadata#users/$entity" "businessPhones" => [] "displayName" => "Test4" "givenName" => "Test4" "jobTitle" => null "mail" => null "mobilePhone" => null "officeLocation" => null "preferredLanguage" => null "surname" => null "userPrincipalName" => "test4@xyz.com" "id" => "xyz" ] It is possible to get the role from Azure2.5KViews0likes0CommentsAzure AD Direct Connect access denied
Hi. We've set up Direct Connect for the first time between two of our tenants. We've configured the External Identities -> Cross-tenant access settings exactly the same on both. But on both we get this error message when attempting to access a Sharepoint site from each tenant: Here're the settings (same for both tenants): I cannot figure out why access would be blocked as these settings seem to be the most permissive possible. Thanks for your help.2.2KViews0likes7Comments