On the last
article we did talk about restricting authenticated users accessing O365
administration portals. Steps involved getting such goal accomplish is listed
below one more time
Restricting
authenticated none privileged users to browse on the administrative URLs
- Log in to Azure portal with global administrator rights
- Use
following URL | https://portal.azure.com/#home
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- On the left pane, click | Azure Active Directory |
- Select | Users| then | User Settings | under Administration Portal|
- Restrict Access to Azure AD Administration Portal
- Select | YES | and click save
Note:
if
you pay close attention to hidden disclaimer, you will quickly realize none privilege
user read only access remains same via other means, such as PowerShell or
Visual Studio or other tolls that can access LDAP data.
when changing options such as "Restrict access to
Azure AD administration portal” “yes" or "no" the disclaimer
needs to pop up each time instead of staying hidden. Hopefully such feature can
be added to portal by Azure team in the near feature.
Tenant Name:
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Cloudsec365 ( Make sure this is updated)
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Portal Name
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Portal URL
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All Admin Centers
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Azure Portal
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Admin Portal
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Azure Active Directory
Admin Center |
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Azure Directory
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One Drive Admin Portal
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Teams Admin Portal
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Lync Admin Portal (legacy)
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SharePoint Admin Portal
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TSA ECP Access
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Quarantine Management
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Message Trace
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EndPoint Management
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PowerApps
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Microsoft Search
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Yammer
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Casey, Dedeal
Azure Solutions Architect
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
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