Gideon Robotics is designing a hybrid identity and multi-tenant collaboration solution. The company has an on-premises Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) forest containing 4,500 users. Gideon Robotics recently acquired AeroDynamics Inc., which uses a separate Microsoft Entra ID tenant.
You need to design an identity solution that meets the following requirements:
- Authentication: Synchronize on-premises users to the primary Gideon Robotics Microsoft Entra ID tenant. The method must have the lowest on-premises footprint, require no inbound network ports, and support the detection of leaked credentials in the cloud.
- Self-Service: Enable synchronized users to reset their own passwords in the cloud, with the changes automatically writing back to the on-premises Active Directory domain.
- Business Continuity: Authentication services must remain operational in the event of an outage of the on-premises network or domain controllers.
- Multi-Tenant Collaboration: Allow users from the AeroDynamics tenant to access shared applications in the Gideon Robotics tenant using their existing credentials, while ensuring their devices meet compliance policies configured in their home tenant.
Which two components should you include in the design to meet these requirements? (Select two.)
- Password Hash Synchronization (PHS) with Microsoft Entra Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) writeback enabledCevap
- Microsoft Entra B2B collaboration with cross-tenant access settings configured to trust compliant devicesCevap
- CActive Directory Federation Services (AD FS) federated with Microsoft Entra ID and Web Application Proxy (WAP) servers
- DPass-through Authentication (PTA) with Microsoft Entra Connect agents installed on-premises