We have a large number of Azure AD Guest accounts, that haven't been used for many months (sometimes over a year) and I'd like to be able to 'purge' them all from the system in a single pass.
Is there a method for doing this? Or would I literally have to remove them one at a time?
Hi @onetech-it , the best way to mass-remove stale devices is by using a PowerShell script. You can get the list of stale devices, return them in a .csv, and then remove them.
The full code and explanation can be found in the document I linked above. Please let me know if you have any questions.
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James
Hi @onetech-it , I'm really sorry I misunderstood your question! For stale guest user accounts, there's a really good writeup here by Darren Robinson. The method is very similar to what I posted above. If you have any questions or if there's any disconnects within the document please let me know. I can help you further if so!
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James
How does this relate at all, to stale GUEST USER accounts?
Hi James,
Thank you so much. That write up is exactly what I'm looking for!
Best,
OneTech IT
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