One employee.
Two identity planes.
Northstar's existing Active Directory meets its Microsoft Entra tenant. Diagnose a missing synchronized identity, then restore Kerberos file access and Group Policy on a hybrid Windows workstation.
Investigate Jordan Reyes and OPS-LT022.
Compare AD DS with its synchronized cloud representation, then investigate Windows AD DNS, time, Kerberos and Group Policy. Capture failures and verify each repair before closing.
Jordan Reyes
Northstar maintains this employee's identity in on-premises AD DS. Entra only receives the configured synchronized representation.
The employee record exists in AD DS. Removing it would not repair missing cloud provisioning.
Jordan's approved membership allows access to the Inventory Portal when the group and its membership are synchronized and mapped to the application.
Get-ADUser -Identity jreyes -Properties DistinguishedName,UserPrincipalName
Compare the source OU, UPN, expected object and whether the user is cloud-only or on-premises sourced.
- TICKET
NS-2204 opened: Jordan Reyes exists in AD DS but is missing from Entra ID.
Copy the current diagnostic model. No directory, account or real infrastructure is modified.
Synchronized isn't authenticated. Authenticated isn't authorized.
Directory scoping, cloud authentication, domain tickets, resource ACLs and Group Policy require distinct evidence.
