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Exam AZ900 Topics: architecture Difficulty: medium

A university runs a joint research program with an engineering firm. About 40 of the firm's engineers need access to a few of the university's web apps for the semester. The firm manages its own identities, and its engineers must keep using their existing work accounts rather than new credentials. The university must stay in control of which apps the guests can reach. Which approach should the university use?

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  1. A. Create a local account in the university's tenant for each engineer, with new passwords issued by the university
  2. B. Invite the engineers as guest users through Microsoft Entra B2B collaboration, so they sign in with their own work identities
  3. C. Set up B2B direct connect with the firm's tenant, so the engineers can reach the university's web apps from their home tenant
  4. D. Use External ID for customers, so the engineers sign up for the university's apps with social identities
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Correct answer: Invite the engineers as guest users through Microsoft Entra B2B collaboration, so they sign in with their own work identities

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/external-id/what-is-b2b

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