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103 votes16 comments · Azure Active Directory » Multi-factor Authentication · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Pirmin Felber
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903 votes129 comments · Azure Active Directory » Multi-factor Authentication · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
We’re really pleased to let you know that we’ve released the first authentication method APIs to public preview:
https://docs.microsoft.com/graph/api/resources/authenticationmethods-overview
So far there are APIs for managing phone numbers and password resets. When phone numbers are set with the API, the user can use that number for MFA and SSPR (as allowed by your tenant’s policy).
The team is hard at work at building out APIs for all of the other authentication methods, and we’ll update the response here as they’re released.
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We have created a backlog item to track this request.
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This is similar to cluster-aware updates but slightly different. We will keep an eye on this to gauge interest and prioritize accordingly.
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An ability to model update sequences would help us a lot. Currently we're considering to build this ourselves by either
- Have a dedicated runbook that automatically schedule deployments (schedule update wave 2 after update wave 1 has been completed).
- Or use a Pre-Script that pauses update of wave 2 as long as wave 2 has not been completed.However both implementations makes it hard to narrow down update windows (espcially if there are three or groups in update sequence).
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Totally agree. A Log Analytics Integration would give us the flexibility we need. Technically we *could* do this by using export and upload exports using Log Analytics Data Collector API. However, a direct Log Stream of costs will be much more efficient.
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Thanks for the valid suggestion. Your feedback is now open for the user community to upvote & comment on. This allows us to effectively prioritize your request against our existing feature backlog and also gives us insight into the potential impact of implementing the suggested feature.
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We’re currently evaluating an option that will provide the functionality offered by nested groups, but removes the complexity nested groups adds. We appreciate your patience on this ask and want to ensure we deliver a solution that benefits all of our customers. Below are use cases that we’d like for you to stack rank, with #1 being priority for you. We thank you for the continued comments and feedback.
Use case A: nested group in a cloud security group inherits apps assignment
Use case B: nested group in a cloud security group inherits license assignment
Use case C: nesting groups under Office 365 groupsPirmin Felber
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Applying some blocking policies (especially regarding Client Apps / Locations) would be useful for us as well.