To use GPO with Azure, you would need to use the Azure Domain Services. Ref: Administer Group Policy on an Azure AD Domain Services managed domainDo click on "Mark as Answer" on the post that helps you, this can be beneficial to other community members....
Hi,I have devices that are on prem ad joined.I have AAD connect synch running but no federation or seamless sign on.How would i get them joined to also azure...
'Access is denied' when user tries to change password upon login 'Allow New Connections' - change logon /enable | /disable | /query 'Override user settings' enforced by GPO 'Remote Logins are currently disabled' message in RDS Farm " CMN3101E" error...The system is unavailable due t...
Microsoft Entra (Azure AD) Password Protection comes included in P1/P2 Entra ID (Azure AD) plans. The name indicates users are protected from using bad passwords but that’s not the case. If an organization is serious about securing its Active Directory environment, whether on-prem or in the...
Why not doing a hybrid join? The domain computers are still local domain joined and will automatically hybrid join azure AD via gpo https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/devices/hybrid-azuread-join-manual-steps
某些組織可能無法使用 Microsoft Entra Connect 來設定 AD FS。 您可以在手動設定 Microsoft Entra 混合式聯結一文中找到手動設定宣告的步驟。美國政府雲端 (包含 GCCHigh 和 DoD)針對Azure Government 中的組織,Microsoft Entra 混合式聯結要求裝置必須能夠從組織的網路中存取下列 Microsoft 資源:...
To edit a GPO in AD, follow these steps: Open GPMC by typinggpmc.mscin the Run dialog box or by searching forGroup Policy Management Consolein the Start menu. Navigate to the GPO folder for the domain or OU, and locate the GPO you want to edit. ...
My Windows 10 Home computers are constantly being remotely provisioned as Azure Active Directory (AAD) joined device via Remote Desktop (RDP). This much i know for sure. I am looking for a way to remove and/or disable WBEM, Windows Server, AAD, RDP, MDM, domain GPO, provisioning...
in Windows 10 (and other versions of Windows as well, starting from Windows 7). All you have to do is make sure that you already have user photos added in Active Directory (or add them yourself) and create a Group Policy object (GPO) that will execute a script to change users’ ...
But if you have a group within the same domain that you want to apply a different set of password requirements, you can use the AD DS fine-grained password policies. Although you could create a new GPO within the same domain, apply it with a different password setting, and assign it to...