Azure Active Directory training

Discover how Microsoft renames Azure Active Directory to Microsoft Entra and explore Entra ID governance, Entra external ID, Entra private access, and Entra products in identity and network access.

Explore the renaming of Azure Active Directory to Microsoft Entra ID, with no changes to features, licensing, or cost, and learn about Entra tenant, Entra Admin Center, and portal redirects.

Discover the Microsoft Entreproduct family core services, including Microsoft Enter ID for cloud-based identity, external IDs for B2B/B2C, governance, protection, and workload ID with multi-factor authentication and conditional access.

Learn how to start an Azure free trial or pay-as-you-go subscription with sign-in, region, credits, and billing in portal.azure.com.

Explore Azure Active Directory's identity management, enterprise access management, and identity and access security management, with modern identity-centric security, single sign-on, and hybrid identity for cloud apps.

Create an Azure Active Directory tenant, verify a custom domain, and associate it with subscriptions to enable centralized access management.

Explore how Azure Active Directory provides a fully managed multitenant identity and access service with single sign-on, conditional access, and multifactor authentication for cloud and on-premises apps.

Create and manage Azure AD user accounts and groups using the portal, shell, or cloud shell; explore B2B guest collaboration, single sign-on, and basic user onboarding.

Create Azure AD groups including static, dynamic, and Office 365 security groups; dynamic groups auto-populate by attributes and require premium licensing, with nested group restrictions and portal or bash creation.

Explore Azure AD administrative units, a cloud-native way to manage users and groups like on-premises OUs, create country-based units, and note that nested units aren’t supported yet.

Learn to bulk create Azure AD users from the portal using a sample template, fill required fields such as display name, domain, location, and password, then provision with validation.

Delete multiple users in Azure Active Directory using the bulk delete option, download a sample file, upload user names, and review the successful deletion status.

Learn to locate and restore a deleted user from the deleted users list. Deleted accounts suspend three days and stay recoverable for up to 30 days, requiring global administrator permissions.

Install and import the Azure AD PowerShell module, connect as an administrator, and manage Azure AD groups by listing, filtering, creating, and deleting groups.

Add multiple users to an Azure AD security group using the portal bulk import and PowerShell commands, by exporting object IDs, preparing a template, and validating the bulk operation.

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Master how to customize Azure Active Directory sign-in pages with company branding, logos, backgrounds, and language-specific options for a consistent look and feel.

Assess Azure Active Directory licensing options, from free tenants to P1 and P2 premium plans. Learn about hybrid sync, mixed licenses, and features like password protection and self-service, with pricing.

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Learn how azure ad connect synchronizes on-premises active directory objects—users, groups, and devices—with azure ad, enabling cloud access via delta and full sync, import, sync, and export between connectors.

Verify a custom domain in Azure AD, ensure domain-joined servers, and configure AAD Connect with password hash, pass-through, federation, or single sign-on.

Follow a step-by-step installation and GUI-based configuration of Azure AD Connect to enable password hash synchronization and single sign-on with a custom domain and on-premises Active Directory.

Master Azure AD Connect sync rules, including inbound and outbound flows, EDI and AD attributes, and how local AD Connect and metaverse transform identity data.

Master azure ad connect sync rules with the synchronization service manager, learning delta and full sync, rule cloning, and attribute mapping for on-premises to cloud directories.

Learn Azure AD Connect sync using PowerShell commands, covering delta and full cycles, import, sync, and maintenance tasks. Monitor status, trigger sync cycles, and troubleshoot using health and logs references.

Join the upcoming labs to learn how to add a computer and an account to the directory and test single sign-on for automatic access to cloud applications.

Open the group policy management console, create and name a GPO, configure user settings in Internet Explorer security for trusted sites, and link the policy to users for next logon.

Join Windows 10 devices to Azure AD in a hybrid environment, enabling single sign-on, device enrollment with Intune, and management through Azure AD joined workflows.

Learn to configure hybrid Azure AD join for Windows 10 devices using Azure AD Connect, enabling automatic domain join and single sign-on. Also configure device options and verify hybrid join.

Compare Azure AD joined devices and Azure AD registered devices, explaining ownership, management with Intune, hybrid join, and policy controls like conditional access for BYOD and corporate devices.

Learn how to monitor and troubleshoot hybrid identity with Azure AD Connect Health for AD DS, AD Connect, and ADFS, including agent deployment, health dashboards, and alert configurations.

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Explore Azure Active Directory authentication components, including password protection with a global banned password list. Learn about self-service password reset, multifactor and passwordless authentication, and hybrid integration with on premises.

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Explore how Azure Active Directory enables multi-factor authentication as a second security layer, using password plus a second factor like a phone, token, or biometric.

Learn to configure Azure Active Directory multifactor authentication using the portal, covering service- and user-specific settings, and practices for fraud alerts, verification methods, and remember-device options.

Learn how Azure Active Directory self-service password reset lets end users reset or unlock passwords anytime, with MFA and password write-back to on-premises directories, reducing helpdesk costs.

Learn to deploy Azure Active Directory self-service password reset. Configure multi-factor authentication and group-based license assignment in a hands-on demo.

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Explore how conditional access automates cloud app access by evaluating user, location, device, and risk factors—including multifactor authentication—to grant or block access.

Explore how to configure Azure conditional access policies in Azure Active Directory, test policies with what-if, manage named locations and terms of use, and pilot MFA requirements by location.

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Azure Active Directory Identity Protection overview equips admins to monitor sign-in risk in real time, detect compromises, and automate remediation with risk policies and multifactor authentication prompts when needed.

Configure Azure Active Directory identity protection by setting up user risk and sign-in risk policies, enforce MFA, require password changes, and view automated remediation and alerts on the dashboard.

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Discover how Azure Active Directory Privileged Identity Management enables just-in-time, time-bound access to critical resources, with on-demand approvals, MFA, and audit-ready oversight for roles like exchange admin and global admin.

Learn how to set up privileged identity management in Azure Active Directory, assign roles, and manage eligibility and activation through the PIM release wizard with step-by-step demos.

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Explore B2B collaboration by inviting guest users and managing licenses and access in Azure Active Directory. Understand B2C tenants, register applications, and configure identity providers for social and local logins.

Explore how to configure Azure AD B2B external identities, including federated authentication with Google, Facebook, and other providers. Manage external collaboration, guest permissions, terms, conditional policies, and access reviews.