AZ-104 Certification Notes

Chapter 4.9 - Conclusion to Section

Azure Active Directory (AD)

• Azure AD
  • IAM basics, define Azure AD, Azure AD tenants, and Azure AD architecture; compare Azure AD and Active Directory; and create and switch between tenants
• Azure AD Users
  • Define users, types of users, methods of creating users, and architecture; create and delete users; perform bulk user updates; and invite guest accounts
• Azure AD Groups
  • Define groups, group and membership types, and RBAC; create dynamic groups; and assign access to resources
• Administrative Units
  • Define MFA and SSPR; enable MFA; and enable SSPR
• Azure AD Join
  • Define Azure AD Join, device settings, and conditional access; join Windows 10 to Azure AD

It's important to keep in mind that Azure AD is our service for identity and access management, and this includes, users and managing roles that are assigned to those users and the permissions that come with those roles, but also it includes things like having these identity resources such as our users and our groups, and managing device identities, and how we can join devices into our network, and enforce compliance for our identity and access management in the Azure cloud.