AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure AD Connect

The video tutorial explains the setup and benefits of using Azure Active Directory (AD) Connect to synchronize on-premise Active Directory identities with Azure AD. It covers the transition to cloud-based services, the installation and configuration of AD Connect, and the synchronization process. The tutorial also discusses monitoring the health of AD Connect and managing synchronization issues through the Azure portal.

What is the primary function of a domain controller in a network?

• To manage user access and security policies

• To store and retrieve files

• To host websites

• To provide internet connectivity

Which of the following is a benefit of using Azure Active Directory?

• It guarantees 100% uptime

• It offers unlimited email accounts

• It allows synchronization of on-premise identities to the cloud

• It provides free cloud storage

What is the role of the AD Connect tool?

• To provide antivirus protection

• To synchronize on-premise identities to Azure AD

• To manage network traffic

• To host virtual machines

What type of synchronization does AD Connect perform by default?

• Two-way synchronization

• No synchronization

• One-way synchronization from Azure to on-premise

• One-way synchronization from on-premise to Azure

How often does AD Connect perform synchronization by default?

• Every hour

• Every day

• Every 30 minutes

• Every 10 minutes

What tool can be used to manually trigger synchronization in AD Connect?

• Azure Portal

• Command Prompt

• PowerShell

• Task Manager

What should an Azure admin regularly check to ensure AD Connect is functioning properly?

• The number of emails sent

• The health status of AD Connect

• The number of user logins

• The amount of cloud storage used