Exam SC-300 topic 1 question 30 discussion

Option to edit job title appears greyed out for on-premise synced users, usage location can be modified I would go for the following answers 1. User2 and User3 only 2. User1, User2 and user3

Tested this in my lab. Job title property for directory synched users cannot be updated from Azure AD. So correct answer for the same is user 2 and user 3.

I disagree with the provided answers. In my experience, no attributes may be modified in Entra Id for directory synced users and usage location is still controlled from ADDS for synced users. The question asks about making these changes in Entra ID. This can only be done for User 2 & User 3. Maybe in a commercial tenant you are able to change usage location but I bet the sync engine will revert the changes on its next sync. In GCCH, you can try and change an attribute but it will just error out in the portal saying the user is directory synced.

For cloud-only users, you can edit user properties directly in Azure AD. For synced users, properties must be managed in the on-premises directory, Microsoft Entra admin centre > Identity > Users > Select a Guest user > Display name ✅ Email ✅ User principal name ✅ Job title ❌ (greyed out, cannot edit) Usage location ❌ (greyed out, cannot edit) Department ❌ (greyed out) Company name ❌ (greyed out)

Job title: Can be changed in Azure AD for non-synchronized members (User2). Cannot be changed for synchronized members (User1) or guests (User3). Usage location: Can be changed in Azure AD for all users (User1, User2, and User3), regardless of synchronization status.

ANSWER given here is wrong, i have tried in lab environment. usage location can be modified as it is it Azure AD attribute in all 3 scenarios (user 1, user 2, user 3) but job title is attribute set in on-prem AD and synced in Azure AD, so for the user synced in on-prem AD you cannot change his job attribute (only user 3 and user 2 job attribut can be changed)

### Key Points: - **User1** is a member and is directory-synced. - **User2** is a member but is not directory-synced. - **User3** is a guest and not directory-synced. ### Configuration of Job Title Property: The **Job title property** is available for **cloud-only** users (i.e., users who are not directory-synced). Therefore, this property can be configured for **User2** and **User3**. The correct answer for the **Job title property** is: - **User2 and User3 only** ### Configuration of Usage Location Property: The **Usage location property** can be set for both cloud-only and directory-synced users, meaning it can be configured for **User1**, **User2**, and **User3**. The correct answer for the **Usage location property** is: - **User1, User2, and User3**

Job title property: User2 and User3 ( You can't change the Job title from cloud if its a synced user) Usage location property: User1, User2 and User3.

1. User2 and User3 2. User1, 2, 3

I do this often, 1. User2/user3 only, you can’t modify job title on synced user in Entra ID. 2. User1/user/2/user3

"Job Title" property for Azure Active Directory guest users through standard settings in the Azure portal. I would go for the following answers 1. User2 only 2. User1, User2 and user3

The correct answer is 1. User 2 and User 3 2. User 1, User 2 and User 3 I have checked the above in my Azure AD tenant.

1. User2 and User3 only 2. User1, User2 and User3

On the exam, 09/07/2023

User 2 and 3 only. This is because User 1 is Directory Synchronized and can only be changed from Local AD, not Azure AD. The Second part is User1, User2 and User3.

Job Title : User2 and User3 only Usage Location: User1,User2 and User3

Correct: 1. User2 and User3 only 2. User1, User2 and user3