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As I understand it The user can activate the role at any time, up to 3 months. Once the user sends the request the first time, the role becomes ACTIVE and can send activation requests up to a maximum of 15 days. After this time, he/she will not be able to activate the role anymore. In those 15 days, the user will be able to activate it for a maximum of 8 hours and after this period, the user will no longer have the role and must make another activation request. You can make activation requests up to 15 days. Each time the user sends a request, the role becomes ACTIVE. A user who is assigned the Global Administrator role as active (will lose the role after 15 days). You can make the Global Administrator role available for activation requests (for up to 8 hours).
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A user assigned the Global Administrator role as active → will lose the role after 15 days. (Because Allow permanent active assignment = No and Expire active assignments after = 15 days.) You can make the Global Administrator role available to activation requests → for up to three months. (Because Allow permanent eligible assignment = No and Expire eligible assignments after = 3 months.)
First Answer: Will lose the role after 15 days. From the setting: Expire active assignments after 15 days. Activation maximum duration is the amount of time that an activation "request remains active" before it expires (this is not the activation period for the role assignment). In other words, in this example, you can wait up to 8 hours for an activation request to be approved/denied (by the way, the max time is 24 hours). If there is no approval within this period, the activation "request" expires, and you have to submit a new request. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/id-governance/privileged-identity-management/pim-how-to-change-default-settings?source=recommendations Second Answer: for up to three months - From the setting "Expire eligible assignments after 3 months."
1)A user that is assigned the Global Administrator role as active will lose the role after 15 days. 2)You can make the Global Administrator role available to activation requests for up to eight hours.