From the course: Deploying Microsoft Entra ID
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Deleting groups
From the course: Deploying Microsoft Entra ID
Deleting groups
- [Instructor] Domain to the last crude operation, deleting groups. Now this again functions very similarly to how users did. Deletion always happens at the source of authority of an object with no exceptions. So what that means is a security group synchronized to Azure AD will need to be deleted on premises. This change will then take effect in Azure AD through AD Connect. So it's got responding copy in the cloud will also disappear. If you want to recover this object you have 180 days period to do that. And of course that's assuming you have Active Directory Recycle Bin enabled in Windows Server Active Directory domain services. If it's not enabled then you are out of luck. That group will be gone forever. That's precisely why you should enable Active Directory Recycle Bin. Then a Cloud Native Security group is deleted in the cloud. Pretty simple because there is nothing on premises. And lastly, our Microsoft…
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Types of groups3m 57s
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Group object overview1m 57s
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Creating groups4m
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Demo: Creating a new Microsoft 365 group5m 40s
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Reading groups1m 1s
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Demo: Reading a Microsoft 365 group3m 26s
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Updating groups1m 6s
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Demo: Updating a Microsoft 365 group1m 31s
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Deleting groups2m 19s
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Demo: Deleting a Microsoft 365 group1m 22s
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Expiring groups2m 49s
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Demo: Applying an expiration policy1m 56s
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Group settings1m 48s
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Demo: Configuring group settings1m 34s
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Administrative units2m 40s
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