Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate · Free Practice Question Medium
Question 21
An employee reports they are unable to use the Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) feature.
Which of the following could be the potential reason?
- A Their account is flagged as a high-risk user.
- B SSPR is not enabled for their user group.
- C They are using Azure DevOps.
- D They have not accessed any Azure resources in the last 30 days.
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: B
A. Flagging an account as a high-risk user would not directly impact the ability to use the Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) feature. This feature is typically controlled by user group settings and permissions.
B.
The most likely reason for the employee being unable to use the SSPR feature is that it is not enabled for their user group. SSPR must be enabled for the specific user group (or all users) to allow users to reset their passwords on their own.
C. Using Azure DevOps is unrelated to the issue of not being able to use the SSPR feature. Azure DevOps is a separate service for managing software development projects and does not affect SSPR functionality.
D.
The employee's lack of access to Azure resources in the last 30 days would not impact their ability to use the SSPR feature.
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