AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - All About Azure AD Groups - Lab Activity

The video tutorial explains how to create and manage groups in Azure Active Directory, focusing on security and Office 365 groups. It covers different assignment types, including direct, group, and rule-based assignments, and discusses group ownership and member management. The tutorial also addresses group settings, expiration policies, and disaster recovery options. Additionally, it highlights the importance of naming conventions and the process of sending welcome notifications to new group members.

What is the primary purpose of a security group in Azure Active Directory?

• To manage SharePoint files

• To provide collaboration opportunities

• To manage members and grant permissions

• To give access to external users

Which type of group allows external users to access resources?

• Direct assignment group

• Security group

• Office 365 group

• Rule-based group

What is a direct assignment in Azure Active Directory?

• Assigning permissions to external users

• Adding a group to another group

• Assigning a role directly to a user

• Automatically adding users based on rules

In a rule-based assignment, what determines group membership?

• User's email address

• User's or device's properties

• User's location

• User's department

Who can manage a group if they are assigned as an owner?

• Any group member

• The assigned owner

• Only the helpdesk

• Only the administrator

What happens to a group that is not renewed before expiration?

• It is automatically renewed

• It is transferred to another owner

• It is deleted

• It is archived

What is the purpose of a naming policy in Azure Active Directory?

• To restrict access to certain users

• To enforce naming conventions

• To allow self-service group creation

• To manage group expiration