This article explains how to implement Just Enough Administration (JEA) with Microsoft Entra Sync, allowing helpdesk agents to manage user accounts and trigger delta synchronizations without over‑permissioning. A practical case study demonstrates secure delegation and automation using PowerShell
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Rolling Over Kerberos Decryption Key for AZUREADSSOACC
The AZUREADSSOACC computer account is created during the activation of seamless single sign-on (SSO) in Microsoft Entra Connect, facilitating automatic sign-ins for users on corporate networks. It requires secure management by Domain Administrators, with regular updates of the Kerberos decryption key recommended every 30 days to ensure security.
How to Implement Windows LAPS in Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft Intune
The Windows Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS) enhances security by automatically managing unique passwords for local administrator accounts, thereby reducing unauthorized access risk. It simplifies password management, ensures compliance with auditing, centralizes password storage, minimizes the attack surface, and is easy to implement, making it beneficial for organizations of all sizes.
Azure Bastion – Transfer Files via Native RDP
Azure Bastion enhances security for remote access to virtual machines (VMs) using RDP and SSH while preventing exposure through public IPs. To enable native RDP access, users must upgrade from Basic to Standard tier in Azure Bastion and use Azure CLI or PowerShell for configuration. The article details required steps and commands.
How to setup a Windows Admin Center
Windows Admin Center is a web-based tool for managing Windows servers and computers without needing a VPN. It allows access to resources, configuration settings, and Remote Access (RDP) connections through a browser. Users can customize setups, manage both domain and non-domain computers, and register the gateway on Azure for broader management capabilities.
Azure Intune – Upload – Hardware ID
The Hardware ID identifies your computer and can be obtained from resellers or via PowerShell. This guide demonstrates how to find it using PowerShell commands, and export the Hardware ID to csv file