SC-300 Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator v1.0 4 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: An administrator needs to ensure that guest users in Azure AD can only see their own profile and cannot enumerate other users in the directory. Which setting controls this?
- External collaboration settings — guest user access restrictions (Correct answer)
- Conditional Access guest policy
- Cross-tenant access settings inbound restrictions
- Azure AD roles — Guest Inviter restrictions
Correct answer: External collaboration settings — guest user access restrictions
The 'Guest user access restrictions' in External collaboration settings controls what directory objects guest users can read or enumerate.
Question 2: A company uses Seamless SSO with Password Hash Synchronization. A user changes their on-premises AD password. How long before the new password hash is available in Azure AD?
- Up to 24 hours via scheduled sync
- Within 2 minutes via real-time password writeback
- Immediately via on-demand provisioning
- Within 2 minutes via delta sync triggered by the password change (Correct answer)
Correct answer: Within 2 minutes via delta sync triggered by the password change
Azure AD Connect detects on-premises password changes within 2 minutes and syncs the hash to Azure AD via a triggered delta sync.
Question 3: Which Azure AD cross-tenant access setting controls whether your users can be invited as guests into another organization's tenant?
- Inbound settings — B2B collaboration
- Outbound settings — B2B collaboration (Correct answer)
- Inbound settings — B2B direct connect
- Trust settings — MFA claims
Correct answer: Outbound settings — B2B collaboration
Outbound B2B collaboration settings control whether your users can be invited to and access external Azure AD tenants as guests.
Question 4: An organization wants to automatically provision and deprovision user accounts in a SaaS application using Azure AD. Which protocol is preferred when supported by the application?
- SAML 2.0 attribute mapping
- SCIM 2.0 provisioning (Correct answer)
- LDAP directory sync
- Graph API delta queries
Correct answer: SCIM 2.0 provisioning
SCIM 2.0 is the standard protocol Azure AD uses for automated provisioning and deprovisioning to supported SaaS applications.
Question 5: A Conditional Access policy uses Sign-in frequency set to '1 hour'. What happens to a user's session after one hour of inactivity?
- The user is signed out immediately after 1 hour
- The user must re-authenticate on their next request after 1 hour has elapsed (Correct answer)
- The token is revoked and the user must re-enroll in MFA
- The session persists until the browser is closed
Correct answer: The user must re-authenticate on their next request after 1 hour has elapsed
Sign-in frequency controls how often users are prompted to re-authenticate; after the interval, the next resource request triggers a new sign-in.
Question 6: An administrator is configuring Azure AD Password Protection for on-premises Active Directory. Which component must be installed on each domain controller?
- Azure AD Connect sync agent
- Azure AD Password Protection DC agent (Correct answer)
- Microsoft Entra private access connector
- Azure AD Application Proxy connector
Correct answer: Azure AD Password Protection DC agent
The Azure AD Password Protection DC agent must be installed on each domain controller to enforce the banned password list during on-premises password changes.
Question 7: Which Azure AD feature allows an organization to require that access to a specific sensitive application always triggers a step-up authentication challenge, even if the user already has an active session?
- Persistent browser session policy
- Conditional Access authentication context (Correct answer)
- Sign-in frequency policy set to every sign-in
- Identity Protection high-risk session policy
Correct answer: Conditional Access authentication context
Authentication context lets applications trigger a Conditional Access policy with stricter controls (like MFA) for specific high-sensitivity operations within an app.
An administrator needs to ensure that guest users in Azure AD can only see their own profile and cannot enumerate other users in the directory.
Which setting controls this?