You use a centralized identity management system as a source of authority for user account
information. You export a list of new user accounts to a file on a daily basis. Your company uses a
local Active Directory for storing user accounts for on-premises solutions. You are configuring the
Windows Azure Active Directory Sync tool.
New user accounts must be created in both the local Active Directory and Office 365. You must
import user account data into Office 365 daily.
You need to import the new users. What should you do?
A.
Use the Office 365 admin center to import the file.
B.
Create a Windows PowerShell script to import account data from the file into Active Directory.
C.
Use the Windows Azure Management Portal to import the file.
D.
Create a Windows PowerShell script that uses the MSOnline module to import account data from
the file.
B is the answer
B…no doubt
yes answer is B…
What is wrong with D? You would use New-MSOLUser from the MSOnline to create a user and likely Get-MSOLUser to verify if a user already exists or not.
D is wrong because once you set up dirsync you are replicating from AD to Azure
Dirsync is only initiating from active directory, so Onpremise AD initiate sync to 365
AD > 365
because once you set up dirsync you are replicating from AD to Azure
=> B correct