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URGENT: Giving permissions to a contractor to fix SSL cert expiration

What permissions do I need to give to a contractor so they can fix this for me?

I'm not technical at all and when I type cert into the search bar of roles nothing intuitive shows.

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ryanchill answered

Hi @Edde-9716,

Granting the Website Contributor built-in role to the user on the resource itself should be sufficient. First you would either create or invite the user into your AD tenant if haven't done so already.

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Next add the user at resource level or at the resource group the resource is sitting in, completely your digression.

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If you're using Azure AD Premium P1 or P2 license, you can also create a custom role similar to AAD built-in roles specifically for external contractors.



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