What is Entra ID, Entra Domain Services, and Windows AD?

[@vonschwarcz]

I like that your videos are up to date and using the recent naming within Azure. (I really don't like when i see a recent video and still using the word 'Azure AD')

[@muzzybehning]

This is a great compact video explaining the 3 similarities and differences. Keep them coming!

[@selfselfself]

One of the best instructional videos I've seen for some time. Thank you.

Excellent explanation I couldn't understand the difference reading the documentation until watching this video.

[@Pilami_]

Love your updates, easy to digest and to the point. I watch every single one.

[@Oli-ola-ekel]

One of the best teachers out there for Azure. Thank you!

[@Ciraltos]

Wow, thank you!

[@Oli-ola-ekel]

@@Ciraltos Just to let you know that I passed my Az-104 last month because of you, John Savill and MS Learn as my study resources. A big thank you! ❤

[@shannonedias]

Wow that was a great explanation in such a short time, thank you

[@CEOComputers-Encino]

i am trying to move a physical on premise server 2016 standard with 30 users to the cloud. I do want to keep the profile of each user (workstation) intact. What is the best way to do this?

[@hbcmc]

bit of a bummer that this isn't a drop-in replacement for iaas windows ad.

[@Centrodeeventostroya]

can i repleace the on premise AD with Entra ID ?

[@77zishan]

Thanks a lot for the explanation; I really enjoyed the video

[@Ltech-ludditetechnologies]

Travis excellent succinct video!

[@tshedisoskizo9317]

hi can i use Microsoft Entra cloud services only on cloud because my on prem server its only for legacy applications

[@aarone8013]

This seems like another one of those contradictory situations with MS/Azure and the Future state - the road that most/everyone is being steered down as passengers. One thing I am still trying to understand is how to provision a fundamental requirement for a file share where you can set ACLs that is hosted in Azure. I have established that its not do-able in a PURE AAD/Entra ID setup. Do Domain Services help here? To clarify, I am talking a fileshare in an azure storage account. Again, I specifically point out a need for ACLs in the fileshare (i.e. the folders) - so ‘token’ authentication does not help. This really seems to be an omission that no-one is talking about and/or calling out. If you were starting from scratch/nothing today to setup an environment and did not want any on-prem to worry about, how would you do it?

[@hugaotv]

Hi guys, m having a lot of trouble with join with my account, and i kinda know that is because i dont have all the permissions that i should have... Someone can asnwer to me what is the license that i need to? (sorry for my bad english, im brazilian)

[@allenbythesea]

This was very concise and easy to follow. So a question I have is if my org has ms 365 and azure services. Do I need p1 licenses on the ms 365 side and also the domain services on the azure side to be able to use group policies?

[@Ciraltos]

Group policy objects are part of Windows AD. No need for a P1 license to use them. The computer has to be Domain joined and the user a member of the domain to use them

[@garimasharma2558]

I have a requirement of deleting Microsoft entra domain service from one subscription and recreate the same in another subscription. After deleting the entra domain service how I can take backup of users computers and gpos and recreate same in new entra domain service

[@Ciraltos]

The options are limited. A third-party tool may work, but not having an admin account may be limiting. If you just need to move it, you may be able to create a replica set in the new subscription and remote the source Entra DS domain. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/domain-services/tutorial-create-replica-set

[@garimasharma2558]

@@Ciraltos creating the replica set in another subscription is not supported

[@hemant.....]

Very informative 🎉 thanks 👍

[@BlueBearOne]

Thank you. Good info.

[@patrickwasp]

Can you log into windows using entra?

[@tommyyang5395]

Can you be my college professor? You explain this stuff much better.