Group Source Of Authority Configure
In brief
The page no longer includes the note that Graph Explorer is unsupported in Azure China or the instructions to use Microsoft Graph PowerShell for sovereign clouds.
What Entra admins need to know
Administrators will no longer find this guidance on the page; no required action is stated.
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Verify that the group appears in the Microsoft Entra admin center as a synced group.
Use Microsoft Graph API to convert the SOA of the group object (isCloudManaged=true). Open Microsoft Graph Explorer and sign in as a Hybrid Administrator. Alternatively, use Microsoft Graph PowerShell to perform the following operations with the cmdlets linked in Related content.
Let's check the existing SOA status. We didn’t update the SOA yet, so the isCloudManaged attribute value should be false. Replace the {ID} in the following examples with the object ID of your group. For more information about this API, see Get onPremisesSyncBehavior.
@@ -90,9 +90,6 @@ Follow these steps to convert the SOA for a test group: 1. Verify that the group appears in the Microsoft Entra admin center as a synced group. 1. Use Microsoft Graph API to convert the SOA of the group object (*isCloudManaged*=true). Open [Microsoft Graph Explorer](https://developer.microsoft.com/graph/graph-explorer) and sign in as a [Hybrid Administrator](/entra/identity/role-based-access-control/permissions-reference#hybrid-administrator). Alternatively, use Microsoft Graph PowerShell to perform the following operations with the cmdlets linked in [Related content](#related-content). - > [!NOTE]- > Microsoft Graph Explorer isn't supported in Azure China. Use Microsoft Graph PowerShell instead, and connect with `Connect-MgGraph -Environment China` and the permissions listed in [Prerequisites](#prerequisites). For other sovereign clouds, use `-Environment USGov` or `-Environment USGovDoD` as appropriate. See [Microsoft Graph PowerShell cloud authentication](/powershell/microsoftgraph/authentication-commands#use-get-mgenvironment). The following HTTP examples aren't PowerShell commands.- 1. Let's check the existing SOA status. We didn’t update the SOA yet, so the *isCloudManaged* attribute value should be false. Replace the *{ID}* in the following examples with the object ID of your group. For more information about this API, see [Get onPremisesSyncBehavior](/graph/api/onpremisessyncbehavior-get). ```https 