Topic 1 · Question 295
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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digimaniac▲ 44Highly votedJuly 05, 2021 04:09 am
Azure AD DS is a feature of Azure AD. You guys are splitting atoms here. Answers should be YYN
some_specialist▲ 28Highly votedSeptember 26, 2021 02:52 pm
Azure ADDS is absolutely not a feature of Azure AD. Azure ADDS has to be added to an Azure Subscription, configured to use it's own Virtual Network, and also access via RSAT snap-ins. Azure ADDS supports secure LDAP, as well as GPOs. Try configuring GPOs from the AzureAD portal, or I can save you the time and tell you that you cant.
Owen55▲ 13Highly votedMarch 19, 2022 07:20 pm
It is amazing that no matter the question there is always an argument and a lot of times there is no resolution in the chats. I don't know if it is because of people wanting to sabotage these websites with contrarian answers or what is going on, bit one would think for a paid service there would be some level of validation on the answers themselves. Or if it just people who love to argue and will just pick the opposite no matter what.
"Create a custom Group Policy Object
To group similar policy settings, you often create additional GPOs instead of applying all of the required settings in the single, default GPO. With Azure AD DS, you can create or import your own custom group policy objects and link them to a custom OU. If you need to first create a custom OU, see create a custom OU in a managed domain."
"Create a custom Group Policy Object
To group similar policy settings, you often create additional GPOs instead of applying all of the required settings in the single, default GPO. With Azure AD DS, you can create or import your own custom group policy objects and link them to a custom OU. If you need to first create a custom OU, see create a custom OU in a managed domain."
Joe75▲ 10Highly votedFebruary 11, 2021 02:26 am
All of these should be "No". the first 2 are features of Azure AD Directory Services (AAD DS). AAD DS is not the same product as AAD.
vajeje▲ 9Highly votedMarch 11, 2021 07:03 pm
YES,YES,NO is correct. I have checked in my tenant which has 3000+ devices
Windows 10 devices can have joined or registered.
MacOS and Android can only have Registered.
Joining a W10 devices to the tenant allows you to apply policies to the computer and allows cloud users inside your tenant to login to the device using their credentials
Windows 10 devices can have joined or registered.
MacOS and Android can only have Registered.
Joining a W10 devices to the tenant allows you to apply policies to the computer and allows cloud users inside your tenant to login to the device using their credentials
Goofer▲ 7Highly votedDecember 04, 2022 12:42 pm
AD DS supports group policies
Azure AD does NOT support group policies
Answer = NYN
Azure AD does NOT support group policies
Answer = NYN
Y,
N, you can REGISTER Windows 10, iOS, Android, and MacOS devices, NOT JOIN them
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-domain-services/manage-group-policy
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/devices/concept-azure-ad-join
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/devices/concept-azure-ad-register