Small-sized programs called Azure VM extensions are used to help with automation chores and post-deployment settings on Azure VMs. PowerShell, Azure CLI, Azure Portal, and the Azure Resource Manager templates portal can all be used to launch Azure VM extensions. You can run Azure Virtual Machine extensions against an existing system or couple them with a new Virtual Machine deployment.
Access to groups and users other than global administrators is provided by Azure RBAC (Role-based access control) for Azure AD Connect Health. Azure AD Connect Health supports the following built-in roles.
Which PowerShell functions are accessible in a JEA session are specified by the VisibleFunctions parameter. Either list the functions, allowing any combination of arguments and parameter values to be used, or restrict the use of certain parameters and parameter values.
Group Policy Objects (GPOs) from the Site are applied first by the Group Policy Service, then GPOs from the Domain, and finally GPOs from Organization Units.
Applications using Kerberos authentication, but without any on-premises directory service needs.
Greenfield deployments without an existing AD DS environment on-premises
The Uninstall-ADServiceAccount cmdlet or the NetRemoveServiceAccount API on the host system can be used to remove the cached gMSA credentials from the member host.
In a particular arrangement known as split-horizon DNS, your resources have two primary DNS zones for the same domain that contain information about domain name registration. For name resolution, internal n/w hosts are pointed to one zone while external hosts are pointed to another.