Conditional Access Policies allow you to fine-grain your access control in Microsoft 365. It allows you to control from which devices, or locations users can access your resources, and specify what methods of authentication are required to access it. The … Read moreGetting started with Conditional Access Policy
Azure Files is a great storage solution when you need flexibility or need to access your files from different locations around the world. But it will never be as fast and seamless as an on-premise file server. This is where … Read moreHow to use Azure File Sync
Azure Files is basically a hosted file server in the Azure Cloud. It allows you to create a file share, just like a normal file server, that you can access from anywhere in the world. The Azure File Share uses … Read moreAzure Files – How to Create & use Azure File Share
Azure resources, like Azure Automation or Azure Virtual Machines, often need to have access to other resources. For example, when accessing the Azure AD from within a Runbook. To grant access, you usually need accounts, passwords, or certificates. But you … Read moreHow to use Azure Managed Identity
When you are planning to synchronize your local Active Directory with Azure AD, then it’s important to first run the IdFix tool from Microsoft. This tool will help you to find and resolve problems in your Active Directory. The IdFix … Read moreHow to use IdFix to Find and Fix invalid AD objects
To synchronize your local Active Directory users to Azure AD you will need to install the Azure AD Connect tool. This tool is installed on a domain-joined server in your network and will synchronize your on-premise Active Directory with Azure … Read moreHow to Install and Setup Azure AD Connect
Azure AD Password policies help you to secure your Microsoft 365 tenant. The policy defines how strong a password must be when they expire, and how many logins attempts a user can do before they are locked out. With cloud-only … Read moreAzure AD Password Policy – Complete Guide
Starting from Dec 2022 we will need to use the Get MgUser cmdlet to get and export our Azure AD users. Get-MgUser is part of the Microsoft Graph SDK for PowerShell. It allows us to interact with all Microsoft Services … Read moreGet-MgUser: How to Get and Export Azure AD users with PowerShell
When you want to use PowerShell to interact with your Azure AD environment you will need to install the Azure AD Module. This module allows you to manage your whole Azure Active Directory with PowerShell. Good to know up front … Read moreHow to Install Azure AD module in PowerShell
Just like with the on-premise Active Directory can we manage our users in Azure AD with PowerShell. For this, we will need to use the Get AzureADUser cmdlet in Powershell. This cmdlet is part of the PowerShell AzureAD Module. When … Read moreGet AzureADUser – How to Find and Export Azure AD Users with PowerShell
