I like using Git Bash, especially when I’m working with the Azure CLI. To make switching easier, I added Git Bash to Windows Terminal so I can move between it and PowerShell without hassle. To add Git Bash as a profile in Windows Terminal: Find the installation directory of Git for Windows. For my installation, it is under C:\Program Files\Git Within this directory, navigate to usr\bin to find bash.exe. The full path is something like C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\bash.exe ...

If you run Microsoft 365 or Azure in a hybrid setup, chances are you’ve deployed Entra ID Connect (formerly Azure AD Connect). This handy tool keeps your on-premises Active Directory (AD) in sync with Entra ID, so users can log in seamlessly whether they’re working on-prem or in the cloud. When you create a user in your on-prem AD, Entra ID Connect syncs that account up to Entra ID. In Entra ID, every account has a property called On-premises Sync Enabled. ...