Your company has a Microsoft Entra ID tenant containing a user named Admin1 and a user named User1. You configure the following:
1. An administrative unit named HQ-AU with a dynamic membership rule: `user.department -eq "Finance"`.
2. A security group named Finance-Group with assigned (static) membership. You add User1 as a member of Finance-Group.
3. You add Finance-Group to HQ-AU. User1 is not manually added to HQ-AU.
4. You assign Admin1 the User Administrator role scoped to HQ-AU.
5. You assign a Microsoft 365 E5 license to Finance-Group.
User1's department attribute is currently set to "Finance". You update User1's department attribute to "Sales". Immediately after updating the attribute, Admin1 attempts to reset the password of User1.
What is the result of Admin1's password reset attempt?
- The password reset will succeed immediately because dynamic membership changes are processed asynchronously, but a subsequent attempt after the membership is updated will fail due to the non-transitive nature of administrative unit scopes.Cevap
- BThe password reset will fail immediately because Entra ID evaluates dynamic membership rules in real-time, instantly removing the user from the scope of the administrative unit.
- CThe password reset will succeed immediately and will continue to succeed indefinitely because the user remains within the scope of the administrative unit by virtue of their membership in the security group.
- DThe password reset will fail immediately because the administrator requires an Azure subscription RBAC role, such as Owner or User Access Administrator, to manage users who have group-assigned licenses.