Topic 1 · Question 33
Your company's Active Directory forest includes thousands of user accounts.
You have been informed that all network resources will be migrated to Azure. Thereafter, the on-premises data center will be retired.
You are required to employ a strategy that reduces the effect on users, once the planned migration has been completed.
Solution: You plan to require Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
Does the solution meet the goal?
A. Yes
B. No
Top comment
Community votes:B · 161 (97%)A · 5 (3%)
SmashRocket▲ 256Highly votedJune 30, 2021 02:46 pm
No, it's B.
27 more highly voted comments
arulprasad▲ 122Highly votedAugust 10, 2021 06:58 pm
Answer should be B. The best way to resolve this issue would be to sync all the Active Directory user accounts to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).
arulprasad▲ 122Highly votedAugust 10, 2021 06:58 pm
Answer should be B. The best way to resolve this issue would be to sync all the Active Directory user accounts to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).
JamesGant▲ 117Highly votedJuly 01, 2021 06:25 pm
Answer should be B. The best way to resolve this issue would be to sync all the Active Directory user accounts to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).
Butabuta0925▲ 105Highly votedAugust 27, 2021 01:38 am
"You are required to employ a strategy that reduces the effect on users, once the planned migration has been completed.". Multi-factor authentication doesn't reduce the effect or have any kind of effect on this issue. MFA is used to verify the reinforce the security to identify a user, but it doesn't help at all in arranging the user's accounts
Butabuta0925▲ 105Highly votedAugust 27, 2021 01:38 am
"You are required to employ a strategy that reduces the effect on users, once the planned migration has been completed.". Multi-factor authentication doesn't reduce the effect or have any kind of effect on this issue. MFA is used to verify the reinforce the security to identify a user, but it doesn't help at all in arranging the user's accounts
BinuRaj▲ 25Highly votedJuly 02, 2021 02:22 pm
Yes. Answer is B only. You need to Sync all AD user account to Azure AD.
Sisyphus▲ 23Highly votedMarch 28, 2022 08:11 pm
also enforcing MFA as a part of migration will only increase the "effect" on users
Sisyphus▲ 23Highly votedMarch 28, 2022 08:11 pm
also enforcing MFA as a part of migration will only increase the "effect" on users
Sisyphus▲ 23Highly votedMarch 28, 2022 08:11 pm
also enforcing MFA as a part of migration will only increase the "effect" on users
tanaka9▲ 11Highly votedJanuary 04, 2022 02:33 pm
Company may already use MFA before Azure migration. MFA has nothing to do with migrating to cloud.
tanaka9▲ 11Highly votedJanuary 04, 2022 02:33 pm
Company may already use MFA before Azure migration. MFA has nothing to do with migrating to cloud.
tanaka9▲ 11Highly votedJanuary 04, 2022 02:33 pm
Company may already use MFA before Azure migration. MFA has nothing to do with migrating to cloud.
tanaka9▲ 11Highly votedJanuary 04, 2022 02:33 pm
Company may already use MFA before Azure migration. MFA has nothing to do with migrating to cloud.
Aly24▲ 10Highly votedJune 04, 2024 01:18 pm
The main objective of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is to enhance access security by introducing an additional verification layer beyond standard login credentials. To mitigate the impact on users after the planned migration, the plan is to synchronize all user accounts from Active Directory with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). This allows users to use the same credentials to access both on-premises and cloud-based resources in Azure, ensuring a smoother and more transparent transition.
Aly24▲ 10Highly votedJune 04, 2024 01:18 pm
The main objective of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is to enhance access security by introducing an additional verification layer beyond standard login credentials. To mitigate the impact on users after the planned migration, the plan is to synchronize all user accounts from Active Directory with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). This allows users to use the same credentials to access both on-premises and cloud-based resources in Azure, ensuring a smoother and more transparent transition.
reyhan93▲ 8Highly votedOctober 26, 2022 06:14 pm
MFA will effect after migration.
so the answer will be B.
for this requirement, we need to apply synching process on-premises to azure. it will not effect users
so the answer will be B.
for this requirement, we need to apply synching process on-premises to azure. it will not effect users
shadeey▲ 8Highly votedDecember 08, 2021 08:13 pm
we're talking about direct impact on users. Azure MFA is not helping with sync issues. Best way to go is to Sync local AD user accounts with Azure AD
reyhan93▲ 8Highly votedOctober 26, 2022 06:14 pm
MFA will effect after migration.
so the answer will be B.
for this requirement, we need to apply synching process on-premises to azure. it will not effect users
so the answer will be B.
for this requirement, we need to apply synching process on-premises to azure. it will not effect users
shadeey▲ 8Highly votedDecember 08, 2021 08:13 pm
we're talking about direct impact on users. Azure MFA is not helping with sync issues. Best way to go is to Sync local AD user accounts with Azure AD
reyhan93▲ 8Highly votedOctober 26, 2022 06:14 pm
MFA will effect after migration.
so the answer will be B.
for this requirement, we need to apply synching process on-premises to azure. it will not effect users
so the answer will be B.
for this requirement, we need to apply synching process on-premises to azure. it will not effect users
shadeey▲ 8Highly votedDecember 08, 2021 08:13 pm
we're talking about direct impact on users. Azure MFA is not helping with sync issues. Best way to go is to Sync local AD user accounts with Azure AD
reyhan93▲ 8Highly votedOctober 26, 2022 06:14 pm
MFA will effect after migration.
so the answer will be B.
for this requirement, we need to apply synching process on-premises to azure. it will not effect users
so the answer will be B.
for this requirement, we need to apply synching process on-premises to azure. it will not effect users
shadeey▲ 8Highly votedDecember 08, 2021 08:13 pm
we're talking about direct impact on users. Azure MFA is not helping with sync issues. Best way to go is to Sync local AD user accounts with Azure AD
danneh▲ 7Highly votedMarch 25, 2023 10:59 pm
B. No
The solution does not meet the goal because requiring Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) does not directly address the need to reduce the effect on users after the migration of network resources to Azure and retirement of the on-premises data center. Azure MFA is a security feature that provides an additional layer of authentication by requiring users to verify their identity using a second factor, such as a phone call, text message, or mobile app notification.
To reduce the effect on users after the migration, you should consider implementing a hybrid identity solution using Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Connect. This would synchronize your on-premises Active Directory with Azure AD, allowing users to continue using their existing credentials for authentication and access to resources in both environments. A hybrid identity solution would minimize disruption and ensure a seamless transition for users as network resources are migrated to Azure and the on-premises data center is retired.
The solution does not meet the goal because requiring Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) does not directly address the need to reduce the effect on users after the migration of network resources to Azure and retirement of the on-premises data center. Azure MFA is a security feature that provides an additional layer of authentication by requiring users to verify their identity using a second factor, such as a phone call, text message, or mobile app notification.
To reduce the effect on users after the migration, you should consider implementing a hybrid identity solution using Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Connect. This would synchronize your on-premises Active Directory with Azure AD, allowing users to continue using their existing credentials for authentication and access to resources in both environments. A hybrid identity solution would minimize disruption and ensure a seamless transition for users as network resources are migrated to Azure and the on-premises data center is retired.
Saurabhgandhi▲ 7Highly votedNovember 10, 2021 08:29 pm
AD Connect is a pre requisite for Azure MFA. so if we achieve that we have already synced to the azure ad.
SyedAadRazaDevops▲ 7Highly votedAugust 02, 2021 02:35 pm
why? please elaborate the answer
Saurabhgandhi▲ 7Highly votedNovember 10, 2021 08:29 pm
AD Connect is a pre requisite for Azure MFA. so if we achieve that we have already synced to the azure ad.