You manage a Microsoft Entra ID tenant. You configure the Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) policy and set the enablement scope to a group named SSPR-Users. A user who is a direct member of the SSPR-Users group attempts to reset their password but receives an error indicating that they cannot reset their password. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this issue?
- AThe user is a member of an Administrative Unit, which overrides and blocks the tenant-wide SSPR group enablement.
- BThe SSPR-Users group is configured as a dynamic group, and SSPR policy group scoping only supports manually assigned groups.
- The user has not registered the minimum number of authentication methods required by the SSPR policy.Answer
- DThe user is assigned the Owner role for an Azure subscription, which automatically bypasses the Entra ID SSPR policy.
Answer
The user has not registered the minimum number of authentication methods required by the SSPR policy.
The correct answer is correct because Microsoft Entra ID requires users to register the required number of enabled authentication methods (such as email, mobile app, or phone) before they can perform a self-service password reset. Even if SSPR is enabled for their group, they cannot reset their password without this registration.
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Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) registration requirements
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