An organization's Azure environment is structured with the following resource hierarchy:
- Management Group: `MG-Production`
- Subscription: `Sub-Production`
- Resource Group: `RG-App-Services`
A user named Admin1 is assigned the Global Administrator directory role in Microsoft Entra ID. Admin1 logs into the Azure portal but is unable to view the resources within `RG-App-Services` or the subscription itself. What should you do to allow Admin1 to view the web apps inside `RG-App-Services`?
- Assign Admin1 the Reader Azure RBAC role at the `Sub-Production` subscription scope.Cevap
- BConfigure Admin1's Global Administrator role to target the `RG-App-Services` resource group as an Administrative Unit scope.
- CRely on directory role inheritance, as the Global Administrator role automatically grants Owner rights to all subscriptions under the tenant root.
- DAssign Admin1 the Reader Azure RBAC role at the `MG-Production` scope and create an explicit RBAC deny assignment at the subscription scope.
Cevap
Assign Admin1 the Reader Azure RBAC role at the `Sub-Production` subscription scope.
Assigning the Reader role at the subscription scope ensures that the read permission inherits down through the resource hierarchy to the resource group and individual resources. Because Entra ID directory roles do not automatically grant permissions to manage subscription resources, an explicit Azure RBAC assignment is necessary.
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Azure RBAC role assignment scopes and role inheritance, specifically the separation between Microsoft Entra ID roles and Azure RBAC roles.
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