how to find azure active directory tenant?
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['Hover over your account name to get the directory / tenant ID, or.', 'Select Azure Active Directory > Properties > Directory ID in the Azure portal.']
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['Install and configure Azure PowerShell. ... ', 'Install and configure Azure AD PowerShell. ... ', 'You need global administrator privileges in your Azure AD tenant to enable Azure AD DS.', 'You need Contributor privileges in your Azure subscription to create the required Azure AD DS resources.']
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['Right-click the Start button and choose “Settings” > “Apps” > “Manage optional features” > “Add feature“.', 'Select “RSAT: Active Directory Domain Services and Lightweight Directory Tools“.', 'Select “Install“, then wait while Windows installs the feature.']
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Error 801c0003 when joining computer to Azure AD. In case you are getting error 801c0003 (This user is not autherized to enroll) when joining your computer to Azure Active Directory, it is likely that you need to modify the default device settings in Azure AD.
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['Step 1: Install Active Directory Federation Services. ... ', 'Step 2: Request a certificate from a third-party CA for the Federation server name. ... ', 'Step 3: Configure ADFS. ... ', 'Step 4: Download Office 365 tools. ... ', 'Step 5: Add your domain to Office 365. ... ', 'Step 6: Connect ADFS to Office 365.']
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['From the “Administrative Tools” menu, select “Active Directory Domains and Trusts” or “Active Directory Users and Computers“.', 'Right-click the root domain, then select “Properties“.', 'Under the “General” tab, the “Domain functional level” and “Forest functional level” is displayed on the screen.']
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['Navigate to start and type dsac.exe. Open “Active Directory Administrative Centre”.', 'In the left pane click domain name and select the “Deleted Objects” container in the context menu.', 'Right-click the container and click “Restore” to restore the deleted objects.']
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['On the Azure portal menu, select Monitor, or search for and select Monitor from any page.', 'Select Activity Log.', 'You see a summary of recent operations. ... ', 'To quickly run a pre-defined set of filters, select Quick Insights.', 'Select one of the options.']
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To check which version of Azure AD Connect is installed, open the Programs and Features item in Control Panel, and examine the version number of Azure AD Connect.
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['Open DNS console, right-click “Forward Lookup Zones”, click “New Zone”, please select primary zone and check “Store the zone in Active Directory” on the page of Zone Type and click next and again next.', 'On Zone name type _msdcs.Domain.com (Domain= yourdomainname) and click next.']
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['Start the Identity Synchronization for Windows management console.', 'Select the Configuration tab. ... ', 'Select the appropriate Active Directory Source.', 'Click Edit controller, and then select the new domain controller. ... ', 'Save the configuration.']
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['Start Add Roles and Features on the Azure VM.', 'Add the Active Directory Domain Services role and all necessary features.', 'Promote this server to a domain controller.', 'Select Add a domain controller to an existing domain.']
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In 'Active Directory Users and Computers' > Search for MSOL > This should display the GSMA (Group Managed Service Account) that is used to run the service* > In the account properties > on the Description attribute, scroll to the right and you should see the Computer/Server that the service was installed on.
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['From the Start menu, select Settings > Apps.', 'Click the hyperlink on the right side labeled Manage Optional Features and then click the button to Add feature.', 'Select RSAT: Active Directory Domain Services and Lightweight Directory Tools.', 'Click Install.']
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You should have an option for “Administrative Tools” on the Start menu. From there, select any of the Active Directory tools. In newer versions of windows 10 (or at least mine), select the “Start” button then type “active directory”, and it should show up.
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Check the upper right corner. If you have a tenant, you'll automatically be logged in and can see the tenant name directly under your account name. Hover over your account name on the upper right-hand side of the Azure portal to see your name, email, directory / tenant ID (a GUID), and your domain.
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['Sign in to the Azure portal.', 'On the Hub menu, select Subscription.', 'Select the subscription you want to check, and then look under Settings.', 'Select Properties. The account administrator of the subscription is displayed in the Account Admin box.']