EntraID
In early february 2025, Microsoft announced a new feature (Currently in public preview), that makes it easier for administrators to edit multiple users at once! The "Edit multiple users at once (Preview)" feature, currently in public preview, allows administrators to efficiently manage user profiles in bulk within the
EntraID
Entra Private Access, which is Generally Available, already supports the TCP Protocol (e.g., RSP, SSH, SMB, etc.) and the UDP protocol (e.g., DFS, SMB, RDP). Now, with Private DNS support, network administrators can publish DNS suffixes from their internal network and naming structure to allow machines with the
EntraID
Starting on or after October 15, 2024, to further increase security, Microsoft will require admins to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) when signing into the Microsoft Azure portal, Microsoft Entra admin center, and Microsoft Intune admin center. Note: This requirement will also apply to any services accessed through the Intune admin
Microsoft 365
Starting on September 1, all license assignments will only be available through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center (admin.microsoft.com). If you’re using Microsoft Graph or PowerShell for license assignments, don’t worry - nothing’s changing for you. Just a quick heads up 😎
EntraID
Microsoft has announced that on August 30 2024 admins wont be able to receive user passwords in email from the Microsoft 365 Admin Portal. (See below image for what is going away..) Microsoft instead, recommends using the new "Print" option that is up-coming in the admin center, to
EntraID
When collaborating with external partners in Microsoft Entra ID, multiple guest accounts may expanding over time. After collaboration ends, these accounts may become inactive. Administrators can manage these accounts efficiently using inactive guest insights and Access Reviews, which automatically review, block sign-ins, and delete inactive guest users. 💡In this short