Your organization has a custom app that requests the User.Read.All delegated permission. You have disabled user consent for all permissions, but you have granted admin consent for this app. A new user signs in to the app for the first time. What will happen?

The app will fail because User.Read.All requires per-user consent even after admin consent.

The user will not be prompted for consent, and the app will work with the admin-consented permission.

The user will be prompted for consent, but they cannot accept because user consent is disabled.

The user will be prompted for consent, but they can accept because the permission is low-risk.

A company has a daemon app that uses a client certificate for authentication. The certificate is about to expire, and the admin needs to replace it without downtime. What should the admin do?

Create a new client secret and use it instead of the certificate

Extend the expiration date of the existing certificate

Remove the old certificate and immediately add the new one

Add a new certificate to the app registration, update the app to use it, then remove the old certificate

A daemon application uses the client credentials flow to call Microsoft Graph. The application currently uses a client secret that expires in 30 days. You need to ensure the application can continue to authenticate without interruption. What should you do?

Wait until the current secret expires and then create a new one.

Use the same secret but change its value to a longer string.

Extend the expiration date of the current secret.

Create a new client secret before the current one expires and update the application configuration to use the new secret.

Your organization is planning to register several new applications in Microsoft Entra ID. You need to develop a strategy that minimizes administrative overhead while maintaining security. Which approach should you recommend?

Use app registrations only for external applications; internal apps do not need registration.

Use a single app registration for all applications to simplify management.

Use separate app registrations for each application and apply the principle of least privilege for API permissions.

Use one app registration per environment (dev, test, prod) for all applications.

What is the purpose of the consent framework in Microsoft Entra ID?

To enable applications to access resources only after the appropriate party grants permission

To store user passwords for the application

To automatically approve all API permissions for an app

To allow users to create their own app registrations

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Your organization has a custom app that requests the User.Read.All delegated permission. You have disabled user consent for all permissions, but you have granted admin consent for this app. A new user signs in to the app for the first time. What will happen?
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A company has a daemon app that uses a client certificate for authentication. The certificate is about to expire, and the admin needs to replace it without downtime. What should the admin do?
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A daemon application uses the client credentials flow to call Microsoft Graph. The application currently uses a client secret that expires in 30 days. You need to ensure the application can continue to authenticate without interruption. What should you do?
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Your organization is planning to register several new applications in Microsoft Entra ID. You need to develop a strategy that minimizes administrative overhead while maintaining security. Which approach should you recommend?
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What is the purpose of the consent framework in Microsoft Entra ID?
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