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Microsoft Certified: Identity and Access Administrator Associate · Microsoft
Step Sequence / Reordering Question
Add and arrange the steps in the correct execution order.
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YNN User1 can sign in to Microsoft Entra ID. Yes User1 is enabled on-premises and synced to the cloud. Even if their password is only 6 characters (which is shorter than the default cloud policy of 8), Password Hash Sync ignores cloud complexity requirements in favor of the on-premises policy. User2 can sign in to Microsoft Entra ID. No While User2 is enabled on-premises, you explicitly disabled them in the Microsoft Entra tenant. Cloud-side disabling takes precedence for cloud logins. User3 can sign in to Microsoft Entra ID. No Even though you manually enabled User3 in the cloud, the account is disabled on-premises. During the next sync cycle, Entra Connect will see the on-premises "disabled" status and overwrite the cloud status, disabling the user again.
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Yes,No,Yes
YNN User1 can sign in to Microsoft Entra ID. Yes User1 is enabled on-premises and synced to the cloud. Even if their password is only 6 characters (which is shorter than the default cloud policy of 8), Password Hash Sync ignores cloud complexity requirements in favor of the on-premises policy. User2 can sign in to Microsoft Entra ID. No While User2 is enabled on-premises, you explicitly disabled them in the Microsoft Entra tenant. Cloud-side disabling takes precedence for cloud logins. User3 can sign in to Microsoft Entra ID. No Even though you manually enabled User3 in the cloud, the account is disabled on-premises. During the next sync cycle, Entra Connect will see the on-premises "disabled" status and overwrite the cloud status, disabling the user again.
I misread the question... sorry... the answer is YYN