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AD joined refers to on-premises Active Directory while Azure AD register refers to cloud-based Azure Active Directory.

• AD joined devices are managed by on-premises AD while Azure AD registered devices are managed by cloud-based Azure AD.

• AD joined devices require a VPN connection to access on-premises resources while Azure AD registered devices can access cloud-based resources without a VPN.

• AD joined devices can use group policies while Azure AD registered devices use device ma...read more

To restore accidentally deleted objects in Active Directory, use the AD Recycle Bin or perform an authoritative restore.

• Enable the AD Recycle Bin feature in Active Directory to recover deleted objects.

• Use PowerShell commands like Get-ADObject and Restore-ADObject to restore deleted objects.

• Perform an authoritative restore using a system state backup to recover deleted objects.

• Ensure that the deleted objects are within the tombstone lifetime period.

• Regularly backup Active Dire...read more

Licences can be added to a new user in AAD through the Azure portal or using PowerShell commands.

• Log in to the Azure portal and navigate to the Azure Active Directory blade

• Select the user to whom you want to assign the license and click on 'Licenses'

• Choose the license you want to assign and click on 'Assign'

• Alternatively, use PowerShell commands like 'New-AzureADUserLicenseAssignment' to assign licenses

Operation Master role is a domain controller responsible for performing specific tasks in Active Directory.

• Operation Master role is also known as Flexible Single Master Operations (FSMO) role.

• There are five Operation Master roles: Schema Master, Domain Naming Master, RID Master, PDC Emulator, and Infrastructure Master.

• Each role is responsible for a specific task in the Active Directory environment, such as managing schema changes or allocating RIDs.

• The Schema Master role is r...read more

Active Directory is an on-premises directory service while Azure Active Directory is a cloud-based directory service.

• Active Directory is used for managing users, computers, and groups in a local network environment.

• Azure Active Directory is used for managing identities and access to cloud-based applications and services.

• Active Directory requires on-premises hardware and software while Azure Active Directory is a cloud-based service.

• Active Directory is primarily used for authe...read more