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Getting started with the new Azure Active Directory management experience
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Description
Watch this video for a first view of the new management experience of Azure Active Directory in the Azure portal.
This new management experience for Azure Active Directory is currently in preview.
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The Discussion
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Shangar Kumaran There are still no option for managing any registered computers / devices in the Azure active directory! Businesses signing into a Windows 10 computer today using a Azure AD user account, but how do you monitor or manage those devices?
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Tom Murphy A user created in Azure AD, will they sync back to the local on Prem AD?
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Thomas Sonne Unless you are sure you will need it, I will not recommend you activate the free trial for Premium. There is no easy way to downgrade to the Basic og Free plan.
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jornfa Is it possible to add external user with Microsoft Accounts via the AD Management Preview?
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jamespdwhite the indoctrination of Microsoft terms and technology continues at a relentless pace, I wish I did not sometimes feel like I have dyslexia when I listen to all the repeated use of the names of services and features.