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1 synced user
A user account in a cloud service or other separate system that is synchronized with the local Active Directory directory service. -
2 organizational account
"A user account assigned by an organization (work, school, non-profit) to one of their constituents (an employee, student, customer) that provides sign in access to one or more of the organization’s Microsoft cloud service subscriptions, such as Office 365 or Windows Azure. These accounts are stored in an organization’s cloud directory (also known as Windows Azure Active Directory), and are typically deleted when the user leaves the organization. Organizational accounts differ from Microsoft accounts in that they are created and managed by admins in the organization, not by the user." -
3 migration batch
A collection of user accounts that are being submitted in a CSV file for migration from an on-premises messaging system to an e-mail system in the cloud. -
4 identity federation
A process in Microsoft Online Services that uses Active Directory Federation Services 2.0 and Microsoft Federation Gateway to securely represent identities in the cloud and tie those identities to corporate credentials (user name and password). Users can then use their corporate credentials to sign in once to access the services in Microsoft Online Services. -
5 Windows Azure Multi-Factor Authentication
"The service that provides additional layers of authentication for on-premises and cloud applications. Multi-Factor Authentication verifies user sign-ins and transactions using a phone call, text message, and mobile app."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Windows Azure Multi-Factor Authentication
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6 Multi-Factor Authentication
"The service that provides additional layers of authentication for on-premises and cloud applications. Multi-Factor Authentication verifies user sign-ins and transactions using a phone call, text message, and mobile app."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Multi-Factor Authentication
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