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Sure, unenroll it from Intune MDM management if its in there, same with autopilot. Then unjoin the device from Entra ID and then join it to local domain.

@DanielWW2 wow. So easy I couldn't imagine it 😆 thanks so much!

@DanielWW2 tried today- works an absolute treat. Really appreciate the response.

That was exactly the plan. Important for people to be able to test performing a backup. The video shows what you can do to test this in your own environment, as a lot of my videos do. Thanks for the feedback though.

-ExecutionPolicy Specifies the execution policy. If there are no Group Policies and each scope's execution policy is set to Undefined, then Restricted becomes the effective policy for all users. The acceptable execution policy values are as follows: AllSigned. Requires that all scripts and configuration files are signed by a trusted publisher, including scripts written on the local computer. Bypass. Nothing is blocked and there are no warnings or prompts. Default. Sets the default execution policy. Restricted for Windows clients or RemoteSigned for Windows servers. RemoteSigned. Requires that all scripts and configuration files downloaded from the Internet are signed by a trusted publisher. The default execution policy for Windows server computers. Restricted. Doesn't load configuration files or run scripts. The default execution policy for Windows client computers. Undefined. No execution policy is set for the scope. Removes an assigned execution policy from a scope that is not set by a Group Policy. If the execution policy in all scopes is Undefined, the effective execution policy is Restricted. Unrestricted. Beginning in PowerShell 6.0, this is the default execution policy for non-Windows computers and can't be changed. Loads all configuration files and runs all scripts. If you run an unsigned script that was downloaded from the internet, you're prompted for permission before it runs.

Unfortunately that coupon code won't work with that course. It's actually the only course it won't work with and its because I had used another coupon code with it earlier in the month. I do have a $12.99 coupon for you though. It will be valid just a couple of more days. Here it is: JCDISCOUNT11

@@examlabpractice it worked. Thank you sir.

In Microsoft Purview, there are specific roles that are unique to its governance and compliance capabilities and are not necessarily represented directly within Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). These roles are designed to manage various aspects of data governance, such as data access, catalog management, and compliance settings. Here's how you handle roles specific to Microsoft Purview: 1. Understanding Purview-Specific Roles Microsoft Purview includes several specific roles that help manage and secure data across your environment. These roles include: Purview Data Curator: Responsible for managing and curating data sources within Purview. Purview Data Reader: Can read data maps and insights but cannot make changes. Purview Data Source Administrator: Can manage data sources, including adding and removing them. 2. Assigning Purview-Specific Roles These roles are managed through the Purview management portal, not directly through Entra ID. To assign these roles: Go to the Microsoft Purview portal. Navigate to the Data permissions or a similar section where you can manage access. Assign roles to users or groups as needed to ensure they have appropriate access to perform their tasks. 3. Integrating with Privileged Identity Management (PIM) While these roles are managed within Purview, the principles of least privilege and just-in-time access can still be applied by using a combination of Purview’s own access policies and broader PIM strategies: Conditional Access: Use Microsoft Entra conditional access policies to control when and how users can access the Microsoft Purview portal based on their current role status, location, device compliance, etc. Access Reviews: Regularly review who has access to these roles through Purview’s administrative controls and audit logs. 4. Monitoring and Compliance Even if PIM is not directly integrated: Audit Logs: Purview provides detailed audit logs that can be reviewed to understand who accessed what data and when. Activity Monitoring: Use activity monitoring tools within Purview to keep an eye on how data is accessed and managed, integrating these insights with broader security and compliance monitoring tools. 5. Best Practices Role Minimization: Regularly review roles and permissions to ensure that only necessary privileges are granted. Security Training: Train users on the importance of data governance and the specific responsibilities associated with their roles in Purview. By taking these steps, you can effectively manage Purview-specific roles and integrate them into your organization's broader security and governance framework.

@@examlabpractice ok so you're saying you can't control Purview admin roles through PIM (except those already available in Entra) so just use conditional access, thanks!!!

Thanks

Because AZ-500 gives you a solid Azure resource security foundation before moving more into Microsoft 365 SC-300. SC-300 does include some Azure security but is more Microsoft 365 oriented.

Congrats on passing your MS-900. As for this video, every exam in this video is still valid

If you look at the description of this video you'll see that this video is just a small part of my full Udemy course

Kind of depends on what you really would rather focus on. There is the Azure resources focused path (AZ-900 > AZ-104 > AZ-305) and There is the Microsoft 365 focused path (MS-900 > MD-102 > MS-102) In a perfect world, you should do both paths. But you'll need to choose which to go after first.

Glad you enjoyed the course. Don't have any vouchers at the moment. Good luck on your exam!

Embarrassingly enough, I use MSPaint

My full course on this topic is an exam resource. This video is just a demo of the full course. See video description for details

Yes it is still the way to go for sure. Be sure if you decide to purchase my course to get a discount at examlabpractice.com/courses

This is demoed in my SC-300 course.

lol I used to be certified in ISA server

The one with an exam number is geared more towards the exam and as the exam changes, so does the course. The other is not geared towards any exam and though some of the content is the same or similar, it gets different updates regarding security.

You're very welcome! Glad you are enjoying the course! :)

I thought the same exact thing

@@Bendo76 i truly beliueve MS has a team that is tasked with finding sucessful Saas products and then copying them. Crazy

@@dianalyst333 If you research the history of microsoft going back to 1986 and up you will see they plagarized a lot of successful companies! and ended them. TO THE VICTOR GOES THE SPOILS!!!

As of right now, there is no certification for Windows 365. I'm really hoping they will add one soon.

You definitely don’t want to take SC-100 yet. I would watch my video here to get a better idea: Exam path for Microsoft Security certification ruclips.net/video/eei3UWBh8nA/видео.html

This doen't support Windows clients. There are other services for clients updates such as Windows Autopatch and Intune.

This is the best way to contact me. Or message me privately on udemy is another way

@@examlabpractice I would like to do it privately. How can I on udemy ?

Just look at any of my courses and make sure you have a udemy account. There should be an option to message me

@examlabpractice thank you much.