SC-300 · Question #262
You have an Azure AD tenant. You deploy a new enterprise application named App1. When users attempt to provide App1 with access to the tenant, the attempt fails. You need to ensure that the users…
The correct answer is A. Enable admin consent requests for the tenant. To ensure that users can request admin consent for App1 in your Azure AD tenant, you should first enable admin consent requests for the tenant. Enabling admin consent requests allows users to initiate the process of requesting admin consent for applications that require it. By…
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You have an Azure AD tenant. You deploy a new enterprise application named App1. When users attempt to provide App1 with access to the tenant, the attempt fails. You need to ensure that the users can request admin consent for App1. The solution must follow the principle of least privilege. What should you do first?
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- AEnable admin consent requests for the tenant.
- BDesignate a reviewer of admin consent requests for the tenant.
- CFrom the Permissions settings of App1, grant App1 admin consent for the tenant.
- DCreate a Conditional Access policy for App1.
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Explanation
To ensure that users can request admin consent for App1 in your Azure AD tenant, you should first enable admin consent requests for the tenant. Enabling admin consent requests allows users to initiate the process of requesting admin consent for applications that require it. By default, users do not have the ability to grant admin consent for applications. Enabling this feature ensures that users can request admin consent for App1 without having to rely on an administrator to initiate the process.
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