Azure AD administrative units: A go-to tool for Microsoft 365 administration
Limiting administrative scope is surprisingly difficult in Microsoft 365. Luckily, Azure AD administrative units can give you the control you need.
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Limiting administrative scope is surprisingly difficult in Microsoft 365. Luckily, Azure AD administrative units can give you the control you need.
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