Nathan Manzi
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We are still planning to deliver this. Some preliminary work is underway, but we’ll wait to switch to the “Started” status until a few things are further along and we have a better sense of the timeline.
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We are in the process of planning this feature and hope to have a preview available by the end of november. In the meantime, could you please respond to aadb2cpreview@microsoft.com with your responses to the following questions:
- If you had a “password change” policy, what kind of information would you like to get back once the policy has been executed?
- Would you prefer to have a policy that forces you to sign in first, and then asks you to change the password, or one that let’s you do it all on the same page?
- Would you want an email to get sent out to the user whenever the password is changed?Nathan Manzi
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Thank you for your feedback. We will review this request. Kepp voting to help us prioritize.
/Luis
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We do have some capabilities in this space by using either Access Reviews (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/governance/manage-guest-access-with-access-reviews) or the newly-released-to-preview Entitlement Management feature (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/governance/entitlement-management-overview).
If neither of those fulfill your requirements, please add a comment with your scenario for the feature to help us prioritize and design it better.
/Elisabeth
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First logged in 2017, now 2020, and still sorely needed. Imagine an organization making use of B2B guest accounts for MS Teams, Applications etc over that timeframe. How many guest accounts exist where the source account is no longer active?
We need the ability to expire guest accounts after a period of inactivity or a specified timeframe.
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Echoing others here, this is an extremely important requirement for us with a large project to migrate apps into Azure.