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Is it possible for Azure Active Directory to provide access for a company's users to resources hosted on-premises?
Is it possible for Azure Active Directory to provide access for a company's users to resources hosted on-premises?
- No, it is designed exclusively for off-premises resources.
- No, it can only provide access to cloud resources.
- Yes, it can provide access to both cloud and on-premises resources. (correct)
- Yes, but only with additional configurations. (correct)
What limitation exists regarding Azure Active Directory's ability to provide access to on-premises resources?
What limitation exists regarding Azure Active Directory's ability to provide access to on-premises resources?
- It requires a hybrid identity setup to access on-premises resources. (correct)
- It can access on-premises resources without any configurations.
- It does not support on-premises integration at all.
- It can only manage access through third-party applications.
Which scenario accurately describes Azure Active Directory's capabilities?
Which scenario accurately describes Azure Active Directory's capabilities?
- It can only manage user access but not authenticate them for on-premises resources.
- It is effective for exclusively managing cloud applications.
- It is limited to providing access solely to mobile applications.
- It can provide users access to resources both in the cloud and on-premises. (correct)
What is a common misconception about Azure Active Directory and on-premises resources?
What is a common misconception about Azure Active Directory and on-premises resources?
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To enable Azure Active Directory access for on-premises resources, which of the following is essential?
To enable Azure Active Directory access for on-premises resources, which of the following is essential?
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Azure Active Directory Access
- Azure Active Directory (AAD) is designed to manage user identities and provide access to resources.
- AAD is usually associated with cloud-based resources but can also facilitate access to on-premises applications.
- Users can authenticate with AAD to access both cloud services and on-premises resources via technologies such as Azure AD Application Proxy.
- There are specific configurations and requirements that need to be met for integrating AAD with on-premises resources.
- Misconceptions may arise suggesting that AAD's functionality is limited to cloud-only access.
- True or False statement implies a need for clarity: AAD can indeed provide access to on-premises resources.
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