When dealing with several different modules in PowerShell, keep in mind you can use the following CmdLet : Get-Command -Module AzureAD to see for example the list of all the CmdLet available in this module. The command New-AzureADMSGroup is indeed part of AzureAD module.

Reason that could have reduce the potential of answers... I didn't understand. Maybe a schema or something could help.

I will request you more details by mail.
Can you share me a mail contact to my address ?
Thanks.

So if you get a warning / error message now. That's mean the flow is now opened.
Can you show me a screenshot about what you're seeing ?

Even if it's seems obvious I prefer to ask, but you know you will require to add an SSL certificate on your serveur in the IIS configuration in order to be able to display your website in https ? Is it something clear you ? Did you have request it to a certificates provider ?

Support on Q&A is unfortunately only provided throw this platform and Teams/Skype conf is not possible.

Unfortunately, I'm not working on Essentials versions and I don't want to give you bad information.
You will need to wait for another person that could assist on this.

The previous solution is still valid even for 10 users. If your VM is created in Azure, you can for example start with a small/medium VM and if you need more resources in terms of RAM/CPU because performances are not OK, you will just need to stop the virtual machine, re-size vit, and restart it - so very easy.

After going on Azure Virtual Desktop or creating your own RDS infrastructure with IAAS VM on Azure is up to you. Do you want to manage the infrastructure : if you deploy the RDS Server manually, you will have to configure it, add the RDS licences, OR do you prefer something "as-a-service" - in this second case Azure Virtual Desktop can be better. You can check the pricing on the following link : https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/virtual-desktop/.

Hello @XiangyiWu-3592

I don't know why I'm especially mentioned. I'm not covering all the topics :-) !
You should consider add some screenshots of your configuration to allow people to understand in a better way your existing context.

From what, I've understood you have a virtual machine in Azure. This virtual machine is hosting a web site with probably IIS Web Server role installed.
Currently, your website is working as you want in http but you can't move it to https ? Correct ?

When you're trying to access to the same URL with httpS. What do you have as error message ? Long loading and finally timed out ? Warning message that the connection is not secured ? or just nothing ?

Hello @FiammenghiFabrizio-0609

Very cool ! I'm glad to hear that your issue is now solved.
Thank you for letting me now.

I'm not sure you will get a lot of answers to your original post because it's quite un-precise.
Maybe you can add more information in order to understand what you're trying to do and what is your context deployment (in short).

As @amanpreetsingh-msft already explained it, you will need to put more information if you want some help. With the single sentence you write, it's not possible to help you. Edit your post, and add more inputs. Thanks ! 😊

What have you exactly setup or deploy in your Tenant (Azure / O365) ?

You can therefore make these Windows 10 devices to be Azure AD Registered.
This can be donne throw Settings > Accounts > Access work or school and you will be able to click on the Connect to integrate these devices to your Azure Active Directory. It can also be done during the Windows 10 installation procedure (when you can choose local account or hotmail/MSN account - you can in fact also choose a professional account from an Azure Active Directory). Also, be sure to have configure your tenant to allow integration of devices in your Azure Active Directory (in the settings part).