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• AYes
• BNo

• A
  76% (26)
• B
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Explanation

• You set Group1 as the Microsoft Entra admin for SQL1. Either use a Security Group or a User. * You set MI1 as the Microsoft Entra admin for SQL1. MI1 is a user-assigned managed identity. User1 and User2 are both assigned the owner rule for MI1. MI1 is set as Microsoft Entra admin for SQL1. When a user is assigned the Owner role for a user-assigned managed identity, they can utilize the permissions associated with that role. This means the user can manage the managed identity itself, as well as perform any action allowed by the Owner role within the specified scope (e.g., subscription, resource group). * You set App1 as the Microsoft Entra admin for SQL1. Need a user or a group, not an application. * You set Group2 as the Microsoft Entra admin for SQL1. Cannot use a Microsoft 365 group. You can manage two types of groups in the Microsoft Entra admin center: *-> Security groups: Used to manage access to shared resources. Members of a security group can include users, devices, service principals. Groups can be members of other groups, sometimes known as nested groups. Users and service principals can be the owner of a security group. Microsoft 365 groups: Provide collaboration opportunities. * Members of a Microsoft 365 group can only include users. Users and service principals can be the owner of a Microsoft 365 group. People outside of your organization can be members of a group. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/fundamentals/concept-learn-about-groups

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