Microsoft 365 Dynamic Groups With Andy Malone MVP 

Thanks a ton!

You're welcome!

Sure thing!

You're welcome, I hope it helped :-)

My pleasure!

Microsoft 365 groups. The one group to rule them all😊

Thank you! Cheers!

The only way you can do that it with your condition rules. For example include everyone in London, except sales team. This would require 2 rules

I suspect not. Group nesting is designed for dynamic security groups and generally you cannot mix the types of groups. Unfortunately it’s a limitation. Now in terms of an exchange distribution list, to be honest I’ve not tried so give it a go I guess. Here is an article that I hope will help, thanks again.techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-entra-azure-ad-blog/create-quot-nested-quot-groups-with-azure-ad-dynamic-groups/ba-p/3118024

I believe the dynamic groups are available in every plan

Hi @@AndyMaloneMVP, sSorry for the confusion, I mean the type of membership to choose (assigned, dinamyc user, dinamyc device) in the New Group option. Because in my case I cannot change the assigned membership type. What type of license do I need to enable the other 2 options.

@@rodoro2023 All enterprise plans support this feature. For more see docs on Learn.Microsoft.com

Oh my if I knew that I'd be a rich man :-D Unfortunately at the moment you can't. There are a few things that you can do and I've included some links. The product group are aware of this and are working on it. So hopefully fingers crossed. Sorry i could not have been more help. github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs/issues/59216 and here www.verboon.info/2019/02/retrieving-azure-mfa-registration-status-with-powershell/

Yes you can. Dynamic groups are available in every offering of Microsoft 365. You can create a dynamic group based on department, job role etc. You can even go one further, and extend the IT manager group to become a Microsoft team, if you chose a Microsoft 365 group instead of a security group, actually that would be my recommendation here. Thanks again for visiting, and good luck.

Depends what kind of report? You can get reports in Microsoft 365 Admin center, plus the apps also have their own reporting features. For example Azure AD and Teams.

One thought add the group to a reader role, for example compliance or security reader role. members of that group could then run those reports

Not quite sure what you mean! Did you not understand the video? Which part do you need help with?

There are some power shell script and power shell gallery.com that might help

@@AndyMaloneMVP I understood the video but I'm having requirement to get the newly created dynamic group to be queried. So need help on that

Here is the answer docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/enterprise-users/groups-bulk-download-members

@@AndyMaloneMVP thank you Andy