BC Friday Tips #31 Block Users using Security Group

Happy #BCFridayTips to all #msdyn365bc consultants.

💡Want a quick way to block most users from accessing an environment?

Use the environment- level security group.

Here’s how:

➡️ Create an Azure AD Security Group on the Azure Portal (if you don’t already have one) and add only the users who need access to it.

Create security group

➡️ In the BC Admin Center, assign the Security Group for the environment.

Select the environment
Assign the security group

➡️ Restart the environment.

Restart the environment.

That’s it. Now, only members of the group can sign in.

No access

Why use it?

✅ Easy to set up.

✅ Easy to reuse across environments.

This can also be used to restrict sandbox access to testers only.

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1 Response

  1. Ted Johnston says:

    One problem I ran into is adding outside users (think ISV support).

    I can create a user in M365 that is not in AD, assign them a license and give them access to BC.

    We use AD on prem and sync to Azure. If I add an AD group to the environment, there is no way to add a user created in M365 (not in AD) to the security group.

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