Exactprep AZ-104 Questions

 Users: Admin1 and Admin2 only

 Group: Group1, or Group3

In Microsoft Entra ID (Azure Active Directory), Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) is configured at the tenant level and can be scoped either to all users or to selected groups. Both who can configure SSPR and which groups are eligible are strictly defined by Microsoft Entra role permissions and group support rules.

Who can configure SSPR

Microsoft Entra documentation clearly states that only the following administrative roles are authorized to configure and manage SSPR settings:

Global Administrator

Authentication Policy Administrator

In this scenario:

Admin1 is a Global Administrator → ✅ Allowed

Admin2 is an Authentication Policy Administrator → ✅ Allowed

Admin3 holds Authentication Administrator and Security Administrator roles → ❌ These roles cannot configure SSPR policies

Microsoft explicitly distinguishes authentication method management from SSPR policy configuration, which is why Authentication Administrators and Security Administrators do not have permission to configure SSPR.

✔ Correct Users selection: Admin1 and Admin2 only

Which groups can have SSPR enabled

When enabling SSPR for Selected users, Microsoft Entra supports only assigned membership security-based groups.

According to Microsoft documentation:

Security groups (Assigned) → ✅ Supported

Mail-enabled security groups (Assigned) → ✅ Supported

Microsoft 365 groups → ❌ Not supported

Dynamic groups → ❌ Not supported

Applying this to the provided groups:

Group1 – Security, Assigned → ✅ Eligible

Group2 – Microsoft 365, Dynamic → ❌ Not eligible

Group3 – Mail-enabled security, Assigned → ✅ Eligible

✔ Correct Group selection: Group1 or Group3 only

Final Answer Summary

Section

Correct Selection

Users

Admin1 and Admin2 only

Group

Group1 or Group3 only

Microsoft Entra Administrator documentation extract:

“Only Global Administrators and Authentication Policy Administrators can configure self-service password reset settings.”

“SSPR can be enabled for security groups and mail-enabled security groups with assigned membership. Dynamic groups and Microsoft 365 groups are not supported.”

✅ Final Verified Answer:

Users: Admin1 and Admin2 only

Group: Group1 or Group3 only

Azure Import/Export service is used to securely import large amounts of data to Azure Blob storage and Azure Files by shipping disk drives to an Azure datacenter.

The maximum size of an Azure Files Resource of a file share is 5 TB.

You can add a virtual network link only to zone3.com , the Azure Private DNS zone. Microsoft states that after creating a private DNS zone in Azure, you link a virtual network to it so that virtual machines hosted in that virtual network can resolve records in the private DNS zone. The documentation further explains that every private DNS zone has a collection of virtual network link child resources, where each link represents a connection to a virtual network.

The standard primary DNS zone zone1.com is hosted inside the Windows Server DNS role on VM1. It is not an Azure Private DNS zone resource and therefore does not support Azure virtual network links. The Azure DNS zone zone2.com is a public DNS zone, used for authoritative public DNS hosting, and it is not linked to VNets by using private DNS virtual network links. Only Azure Private DNS zones provide VNet linking for private name resolution and optional autoregistration. This maps to AZ-104 Configure and manage virtual networking , specifically DNS name resolution, Azure DNS, Azure Private DNS zones, and virtual network links.