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PRACTICE / MODULE 022 / MICROSOFT ENTRA

The admin has permission.
What does the evidence say?

Trace effective directory permissions, external-user lifecycle, Cloud Sync vs Connect Sync, password authentication, Windows Hello and Kerberos failures across two original Northstar cases.

03 / APPLY THE DECISIONS

Trace the source. Inspect the role. Prove the ticket.

Two Northstar tickets investigate an overprivileged regional admin with external guest issues and a hybrid device with cloud sign-in but failed Kerberos access.

NORTHSTAR SERVICES / IAM-711IDENTITY OPERATIONS INVESTIGATION

The impossible regional permission

A regional administrator has unexpected tenant-wide privileges, and a contractor is unable to redeem an invitation.

STEP 1 OF 4

An AU-scoped operator can reset users in another region. What should be checked?

NORTHSTAR / IDENTITY OPERATIONS / ADVANCED VALIDATION

Windows Hello & Kerberos deployment clinic

Two independent four-stage investigations. Select a supported rollout, prove the identity-to-resource ticket chain, and plan safe recovery. This is a simulation—not a connected Microsoft tenant.

0 of 2 investigation tracks complete · Browser-session only · Original Practice 022 progress stays unchanged
IAM-902 / HYBRID IDENTITY

Deploy Windows Hello for Business to a small hybrid pilot.

Northstar needs a passwordless Windows sign-in and on-prem file-share access for synchronized users. Certificate authentication is not a requirement.

CHECKPOINT 1 / 4

Select the deployment model

Available evidence

Entra-joined Windows 11 laptops, synchronized AD DS identities, supported writable domain controllers, and a normal on-prem SMB share.

Which model and pilot scope fit these requirements?
LEARN → PRACTICE → LAB → TROUBLESHOOT

Prove the scope. Validate the sync. Restore secure access.

Revisit the identity operations guide or the full SC-300 objective map for deeper practice.

Review the Learn guide →