In this 15-video course, discover how to register and publish applications using Azure, and explore how to configure an Azure Active Directory (AD) application proxy, used to enable remote access to on-premises applications by using Azure AD accounts. This course helps learners prepare for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. Begin by looking at types of applications available in Azure AD and features and capabilities supported by available application types. Discover how to choose and configure an application's single sign-on mode. Look at configuring application provisioning modes, followed by examining how to prepare an on-premises environment for remote access through application proxy in Azure AD. Next, see how to install and register an application proxy connector and verify that the installed connector is registered correctly. Learn how to add an on-premises app to Azure AD; test that an application has been added correctly, and learn about filtering applications in the Azure portal. Explore how to add or remove users or group assignments from an application, and delete an application entirely.

In this course, learners can explore various aspects of planning Office 365 application deployments, including planning for Office 365 apps and software downloads and for Office 365 ProPlus deployment and connectivity. This 13-video course helps prepare for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. Begin with an overview of Office 365 ProPlus and assessing an environment for its deployment. Next, examine some best practices and requirements for deploying Office 365 ProPlus from the cloud, as well as from a local source. Then look at deploying Office 365 by using Configuration Manager. Learn how to download and get started with the Office Deployment Tool, and how to activate computer licenses for Office 365 ProPlus. Explore the Office Customization Tool and how to use it to create a configuration file. Then look at some of the concepts of mobile device management (MDM) for Office 365, by focusing on mobile apps. Finally, receive an overview of available update channels for Office 365 ProPlus, and learn about change management for Office 365 clients.

In this 11-video course, learners will discover authentication for a Microsoft 365 solution. In preparation for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam, you will explore multifactor authentication (MFA), sign-in activities, and monitoring activity logs. Begin by examining various Azure Active Directory (AD) deployment plan options, then take a look at different authentication methods such as security questions, OATH (Initiative for Open Authentication), and app passwords. You will explore how Azure MFA works. Next, learn where to access sign-in reports in the Azure portal, and how to filter sign-in activities. Then move on to downloading the activity from sign-in logs, which may be useful if you need to perform a more detailed analysis of the data. Next, learn more about accessing sign-in activity and how to view entry point data for applications used most in an enterprise. Discover how to display failed sign-ins, which is useful from a security perspective. Finally, learn how to configure monitoring settings for Azure AD activity logs.

This course covers the planning and designing of an identity strategy from its adoption through to its implementation, and examines how to address synchronization, authentication, access control, and protection requirements. The 12-video course can be used to prepare for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. You will begin by learning how to determine synchronization and multifactor authentication requirements. Next, hear an overview of lifecycle adoption strategies, adopting cloud services, and the identity requirements needed when doing so. You will then examine considerations applicable for protecting data and how that will integrate with your identity solution. Then take a look at content management requirements in terms of planning your identity solution, access control requirements, and what is necessary to implement an incident response plan. Next, explore the considerations and requirements for implementing a hybrid identity solution and defining an adoption strategy. Conclude the course by taking a look at choosing identity synchronization tools.

In this 13-video course, discover how to implement access for external users of Microsoft 365 workloads. Explore topics such as creating B2B accounts, creating guest accounts, and designing solutions for external access, in preparation for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. Begin by learning how to add guest users to a directory by using Azure portal; add guest users to a group; and add guest users to an application. Then discover how and when to resend invitations to guests, invite a guest user to an app from the access panel, and explore how to invite a user to join a group that has access to an app. Next, you will learn how you can allow or block the sending of invitations in an organization and also, how to add guest users without an invitation link or e-mail. Then you will take a look at key properties of B2B collaboration users, filter for guest users in the directory, and finally, learn how to remove guest user limitations.

In this course, learners discover how to evaluate requirements and solutions for synchronization, identity management, and authentication when planning an identity strategy. This 12-video course can be used to prepare for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. Begin with a demonstration of how to use the idFix tool to address possible synchronization errors, and explore the objects and attributes that are excluded when using this tool, as well as how to examine the transaction logs after a scan. Then, you will explore Azure AD Connect and learn how to determine identity requirements for hybrid identity solutions. Next, you will learn about password hash synchronization and when to use it. Learners will take a closer look at the pass-through authentication method of implementing hybrid identities, then look at another solution for implementing a hybrid identity solution, which is to implement federation with Azure Active Directory. You will learn about the features and architecture of the Azure AD Connect Synchronization process, and finally, the benefits of health monitoring.

In this 13-video course, used to prepare for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam, learners explore common Azure Active Directory (AD) identity management tasks such as managing user access with access reviews, resources, and apps using Azure AD groups, users and passwords, Azure AD roles and role membership, and product licenses. You will begin with an overview of Azure AD identities and how to create an access review to manage user access. Then learn how to complete an access review of groups or applications. Next, take a look at implementing groups to manage users, providing an overview of managing resources and apps using Azure AD groups, and then user management, by adding or deleting users using Azure AD. Perform password management tasks such as resetting user passwords, and configuring self-service password resets. Explore user roles with an overview of Azure AD roles and managing user role membership; learn about managing product licenses, and how to restore a deleted user. Conclude the course by discovering how to create and manage users in bulk.

In this 13-video course, learners prepare for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam and Microsoft 365 Certified Enterprise Administrator Expert designation. Discover how to migrate user data and e-mail to Office 365, explore methods and tools for performing a migration, and learn how to implement identity models in Office 365. After an overview of admin center's data migration area and available options for migration, learn to use the Exchange Deployment Assistant when migrating mailboxes. Explore the PST (personal storage table) Collection Tool to locate and manage PST files, and import a PST file. Next, learn how to migrate e-mail from another IMAP-enabled e-mail system, discover methods end-users need to migrate e-mail and contacts to Office 365, and methods to migrate e-mail by working with outside partners. Examine two main authentication and identity models when planning for identity management, along with Active Directory cleanup steps, and multiforest deployment considerations. Then study the AD Connect synchronization tool and learn how synchronization is required for certain features and functions. The exercise involves migrating user data.

In this course, discover how to design, configure, and administer multifactor authentication (MFA), in preparation for the MS-100 Microsoft Identity and Services certification exam. Begin this 13-video course by examining MFA considerations when deploying an identity solution and how to enable MFA with default conditional access policies. Next, you will look at the state of MFA for any given user (disabled, enabled, enforced). Then, discover how to navigate to and configure the three user settings (require selected users to provide contact methods; delete all existing app passwords; and restore MFA). This leads into MFA customization, configuring lockouts, blocking, notifications, and call settings for MFA. Learn how to access sign-in reports and describe sign-in report structure; create a custom conditional access policy for MFA; and navigate to and configure MFA service settings such as verification options and remember MFA for devices and browsing. Next, take an overview of the concept of modern authentication, and the state of modern authentication for Office 365 services. Finally, look at sign-in behavior of Office client apps.

In this course, learners will discover how to plan Office 365 workload deployments, including planning hybrid configurations, workload data flow, and Microsoft 365 workload connectivity. This 14-video course can be used in preparation for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. Begin by examining Hybrid Modern Authentication (HMA) and prerequisites for implementing HMA for Skype for Business and Exchange Server. Learn how to enable HMA by using the Exchange Management shell. Next, examine the Active Directory Authentication Library (ADAL) and how it is used with HMA. Learn how to use the Exchange Management shell to disable HMA for Exchange, then how to use the Skype for Business Management shell to disable HMA. Explore prerequisites for hybrid deployments; the Exchange tools and services for hybrid deployments; and learn how to plan for hybrid connectivity between Skype for Business Server and Office 365. Examine considerations useful when planning a SharePoint Server hybrid solution; key points to remember when planning a network assessment for Office 365; and finally, how to tune Office 365 performance.

In this 13-video course, learners can explore key considerations for planning and implementing a Microsoft 365 solution. You will discover how to add, verify, and manage domains, configure user identities, and manage DNS (Domain Name System) in preparation for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. Start with an overview of six phases to plan for and deploy the foundation infrastructure of Microsoft 365 Enterprise. Then look at Microsoft 365 products related to identity and access management, and the admin center area used to purchase new domains. Learn how to add custom domains and verify a domain from the domain name list in the admin center. Next, set a domain as default using the admin center, and examine considerations when adding custom subdomains or multiple domains in Microsoft 365. Explore DNS, perform DNS management for an existing domain in the admin center, check DNS configurations with the admin center, and look at interface and standard records. Also covered is configuring user identities for new domains. The concluding exercise involves working with domains.

In this course, learners discover how administrators can ensure subscription and tenant health for a Microsoft 365 implementation. Explore service health, response plans, and reporting, in preparation for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. This 13-video course begins with an overview of admin center's service health section and how to manage service health alerts using admin center. Examine incidents and advisories as well as status definitions. Next, take a look at what should be included in a health response plan and how to use the portal to request support for business products. Learn how to enable usage analytics for an overview of the usage section of the admin center reports and to use Power BI (business intelligence) to connect to and analyze usage analytics data. Learn how to perform basic edits and customization of reports, and review and schedule some of the security and compliance reports available in Microsoft 365 admin center. Finally, discover how to review usage data for a specific user or object. The exercise involves monitoring subscription health.

Explore subscriptions and tenant roles, upgrading existing subscriptions, and monitoring license allocations in Microsoft 365 in this course, used to prepare for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. Begin this 12-video course by learning how to set up your Microsoft 365 implementation, starting with an overview of subscriptions and tenancy in Microsoft 365. Then examine how to begin by evaluating Microsoft 365 services. Learn how to add new services or upgrade your subscriptions and how to assign roles using the admin center. Next, an overview of Microsoft 365 workloads such as Exchange, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams. Take a look at the billing section of the admin center and how to manage payments there. Learn how to assign licenses to users in the admin center and then how to monitor assigned licenses. This leads into learning how to manage the apps and services that go along with a license, and also how to unassign or remove a license. Conclude with an exercise on managing subscriptions using the admin center.

Azure Active Directory (AD) uses roles to manage a variety of tasks. In this 12-video course, you will discover how to manage user roles, configure administrative accounts, and delegate administrative rights, in preparation for the MS-100 Microsoft 365 Identity and Services certification exam. Begin by exploring the administrator role permissions in Azure AD, and with a look at viewing and managing roles, or more specifically, how to find out which users have been assigned to which roles. Next, learn to delegate app administration roles in Azure AD and how to protect the Office 365 global administrator account. Then learn how to configure role-based access control (RBAC) using the Azure portal and how to invite users from other organizations to access your resources. Next, learners receive an overview on delegating Azure AD admin roles, followed by studying administrator role security and steps involved in role security planning. Discover how to assign security and compliance roles and permissions, and finally, how to restrict a user's administrative permissions by assigning least privileged roles in Azure AD.