Reading Time: 7 minutes4 So this is part 4 of my multi part series on my journey with Bicep and ARM Templates and deploying AVD as a PAW.. Introduction In this part I’ll go through what I did to complete the basic setup, this will then enable you to log on to the Azure Virtual Desktop PAW’s from the […]
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Virtual PAW – Part 3 – Deploying the session hosts
Reading Time: 10 minutes7 So this is the 3rd part of a multi part series on my journey with Bicep and ARM Templates and deploying AVD as a PAW.. Introduction Welcome to the 3rd installment of my multipart series on using a virtual/cloud PAW. By now you have hopefully deployed the core components for AVD, the Host pool, the […]
Continue readingVirtual PAW – Part 1 – A high level overview
Reading Time: 11 minutes7 I have decided to create this as a multi part post to hopefully make it easier to understand. Introduction So Following on from my last post I thought I’d share how I actually went about deploying my AVD environment as a PAW. This post is a high level overview of what I have done. The […]
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Reading Time: 6 minutes4 Introduction Following on from my previous post I have been asked why I use a PAW for my own tenant, and or why not just use a conditional access policy to ensure that a compliant device for the tenant is used by the privileged user. So, I reply with the question, why wouldn’t you want […]
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Reading Time: 3 minutes2 I’m trying to “lead by example” (I use that term loosely), when it comes to privileged access. A bit of background For a long time my regular Microsoft 365 account was also my GA account in my own tenant, I know, I know thats top of the no no’s when it comes to Entra, but, […]
Continue readingCreating Multiple Security Groups in Microsoft Entra
Reading Time: 4 minutes3 I was recently asked if there was a quick way to create 180 plus Security Groups in Microsoft Entra. I used to do a lot of PowerShell Scripting but not done much in recent years. Also with the switch to Microsoft Graph for management now I was treading in new territory. Previously I would have […]
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