AZ-500 · Question #287
Hotspot Question You have an Azure subscription that contains the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) resources shown in the following table. You create the groups shown in the following table. Which…
The correct answer is User1 can be added to Group5 = Yes; Group1 can be added to Group5 = Yes; Managed1 can be added to Group5 = Yes; App1 can be added to Group5 = Yes; User1 can be added to Group6 = Yes; Group1 can be added to Group6 = No; Managed1 can be added to Group6 = No; App1 can be added to Group6 = No. Group5 is an Assigned membership type Security group, which can contain users, other groups (nested groups), managed identities, and service principals/applications - making all four resource types (User1, Group1, Managed1, App1) valid members. Group6 is a Dynamic User…
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- User1 can be added to Group5Yes
- Group1 can be added to Group5Yes
- Managed1 can be added to Group5Yes
- App1 can be added to Group5Yes
- User1 can be added to Group6Yes
- Group1 can be added to Group6No
- Managed1 can be added to Group6No
- App1 can be added to Group6No
Explanation
Group5 is an Assigned membership type Security group, which can contain users, other groups (nested groups), managed identities, and service principals/applications - making all four resource types (User1, Group1, Managed1, App1) valid members. Group6 is a Dynamic User membership type group, which uses dynamic membership rules based on user attributes, meaning ONLY user objects can be members; groups, managed identities, and applications/service principals cannot be added because they are not user objects and do not have user attributes evaluated by dynamic rules. Dynamic membership groups automatically populate based on defined attribute rules, restricting membership strictly to the object type specified (User or Device).
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