Continuing with our Azure Virtual Desktop deployment using Azure AD authentication today, we will focus on the access layer to AVD.
Category: Azure AD
Deploy Azure Virtual Desktop With Azure Active Directory Auth – Part 1
Azure Virtual Desktop is a great way to get work done from anywhere. With Azure Virtual Desktop, you can easily access your work computer from any device, including your phone or tablet. You can also use Azure Virtual Desktop to access virtualized applications and desktops from any device. This means that you can access your… Continue reading Deploy Azure Virtual Desktop With Azure Active Directory Auth – Part 1
Joining Windows 11 to Azure Active Directory
This blog post will show you how to join Windows 11 to Azure Active Directory.
Configure Users Consent to Applications in Azure Active Directory
Active Directory (Azure AD) is a cloud-based identity and access management service that provides an easy way for organizations to manage the identities of their users.
Find If a User Exists in Azure AD Using PowerShell
In this blog post, we will be discussing Azure Active Directory and Azure AD PowerShell. Azure AD is a service provided by Microsoft Azure. It allows you to create a directory of users on the cloud that can connect from any device or location. We will go over how you can use PowerShell to find… Continue reading Find If a User Exists in Azure AD Using PowerShell
PowerShell Script – Get Creation Date Of All Azure AD Users
This article will show you how to get the creation date of all your Azure Active Directory users using a PowerShell script. This is important for auditing purposes and can be used in other scripts to remove any users that were created after a certain date.
Create Azure AD Administrative Units
Azure AD Administrative Units are a great way to manage access. You can create a new Azure AD Administrative Unit in just a few steps and then add user accounts to it.
View and Export Azure AD Guest Users With PowerShell
This blog post will show how to view and export all the guest users inside an Azure Active Directory tenant using the Azure AD PowerShell module.
List All Azure AD Registered Devices Using PowerShell
In this post, we will use a PowerShell script that uses the AzureAD PowerShell module to list all the registered devices (phones, computers, etc) in the organisation with the OS type, last logon time and the display name of each device.
Which Azure AD PowerShell Module is Recommended
It might sound like a simple question however the reality is far from simple when it comes to Azure AD management via PowerShell commands and scripts.
