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Microsoft Certified: Identity and Access Administrator Associate · Microsoft
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Its C Sign in to the Azure portal. Use an account that has the necessary administrator rights (typically Global Administrator or a role with equivalent permissions). Navigate to Azure Active Directory. In the left-hand menu, select "Azure Active Directory". Access Identity Governance and Entitlement Management. In the AAD pane, select "Identity Governance". Then, under Identity Governance, choose "Entitlement Management". Locate Catalog Settings. Within Entitlement Management, find the settings related to catalog creation. (Depending on your portal view, this might be under a "Settings" or "Catalogs" section.) Enable self-service catalog creation. Look for the option or toggle labeled "Self-service catalog creation" or similar. Switch it to the Enabled state. Save Your Changes. Confirm and save the settings.
Option D correctly identifies the need to modify roles and administrators for the General catalog, enabling User1 to perform the required actions. In Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), the ability to manage catalogs and add resources to them is controlled through Identity Governance. Specifically: Catalogs are used in Azure AD Entitlement Management to group resources and policies. To allow a user to create new catalogs and manage them, you must assign them the appropriate role within the Identity Governance settings.