Planning Identity Synchronization
The first two chapters introduced you to some of the fundamentals of what a Microsoft 365 tenant is, working with service requests and incident response plans, and monitoring features of the environment.
Now, it’s time to start exploring how to start consuming the environment’s features. Microsoft 365 is an identity-based platform, meaning that all the services and features that are available are ultimately designed around the concepts of security and identity. Whether you’re talking about mailboxes, team sites, or Power Apps, any data is inaccessible without an identity.
This chapter covers the following exam objectives:
- Designing synchronization solutions
- Identifying object source requirements
- Identifying required Azure AD Connect features
- Understanding the prerequisites for Azure AD Connect
- Choosing between Azure AD Connect and Azure AD Connect Cloud Sync
- Planning user sign-in
The topics...
