Practice Test 4 | Microsoft Azure Security Technologies | AZ-500 | Dumps | Mock Test
Your company has an Azure Active Directory tenant that contains the following users.
| Name | Member of | Multi-factor authentication status |
| whizlabusr1 | None | Disabled |
| whizlabusr2 | whizlabgrp1 | Disabled |
| whizlabusr3 | whizlabgrp1 | Enforced |
The company has then enabled Azure AD Privileged Identity Management for the tenant.
The following settings have been configured for the Password Administrator Role.
| Setting name | Setting value |
| Maximum activation duration | 1hr |
| Require incident/request ticket number during activation | Disabled |
| Require Azure Multi-Factor Authentication for Activation | Enabled |
| Require approval to activate this role | Enabled |
| Selected approver | whizlabgrp1 |
The following assignments have been made for the Password administrator role.
| Name | Assignment Type |
| whizlabusr1 | Active |
| whizlabusr2 | Eligible |
| whizlabusr3 | Eligible |
If whizlabusr3 wants to activate the role, could the user approve their own request?
A. Yes
B. No
Answer – B
A user would not be able to approve their own request. Even if the user is part of the approver group, they will still not be able to self-approve the request.
For more information on privileged identity management for Azure AD roles, please refer to the below link-
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