Managing Multi-Tenant Azure/365: Workarounds for Cross-Tenant Limitations in Purview and Fabric
I am working in a Microsoft Azure/365 multi-tenant setting due to some constraints. I am using Purview (Tenant1) and Fabric (Tenant2), M365 in (Tenant 2). I'm facing issues with various solutions due to cross tenant limitation for eg: Data Quality Connection, Metadata ingestion, lineage, etc. To overcome this I am exploring various workarounds. Key Question: 1. Are there proven workarounds or solutions to manage data estate in this scenario? (Can't merge /migrate tenants)How to integrate Microsoft User Authentication using Microsoft Entra ID: A Step-by-Step Guide to Use
Microsoft Entra ID, also known as Azure AD (Active Directory), offers numerous advantages. Whether you're prioritizing security or seeking a well-organized and automated User Management system, this tool is your go-to for building a secure authentication system, be it for a web app, mobile app, or any other application.
Teams Activity Feed Notifications / Multi-Tenant
Hello! I have some questions about Teams activity feed notifications and how they work in conjunction with tenants. What I currently have is: * In AAD registered an application in a tenant with permissions + admin consent to send activity notifications - the application was registered with signInAudience "AzureADMultipleOrgs" * Set the ID of that application as "webApplicationInfo" in the manifest of the teams application developed by us * Get an application token with a secret configured with this application from login.microsoft.com * Send an activity notification with that application token to a user by it's ID (the notifications are sent by our application) via graph.microsoft.com With this an activity notification can be sent to all users which have installed the teams application. But that only works if the user which the notification should be sent is also in the same tenant than the application was registered. If the user has the application installed but is from an other tenant, an error message like "the user cannot be found in the tenant" occurs. As the ID of the registered application is also part of the manifest I don't understand how it would be possible for an other organisation to install our teams application and we can send activity notifications to their users in their tenant. The other organisation could themselves register an application in their ADD with appropriate access rights and configure access to it so that our application could send notifications to their users, but as the ID is in the manifest this would not be possible as that ID always points to our tenant. I tried removing the "webApplicationInfo" entry from the manifest, but without it sending notification does not work at all. What I am missing here? My main questions: * How would it be possible to send activity notifications to users in different tenants for a Teams application in the store (so no manifest change is possible)? * Why is sending notifications restricted to only the tenant the application was registered in? Should a limitation to users which have the application installed not be enough restriction? Thank you and regards, Dominik
Teams on Android automatically switching to secondary tenant
Hello, my company's Teams account has also been linked as guest to a customer tenant. What is happening is that each time I click on a link to a Teams meeting created by my customer on his tenant, my Android Teams switches automatically from my primary tenant to customer's one and, at that point, I get an error message linked to authorization (maybe some missing license on my customer's tenant for my account). Question is: is there a way to tell Teams on Android to always use my primary tenant when joining meetings, so that I can join any customer meeting as a guest? Thanks, Domenico.
