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- How to change User Account Type in Azure AD Entra
Designate an unused on-premises AD attribute (such as extensionAttribute1) to be used as the source attribute The designated on-premises AD attribute should be of the type string, be single-valued, and contain the value Member or Guest
- Converting from an AzureAD B2B Guest user to an internal member user
You can use the Set-TeamUser cmdlet to add a user to a team or channel, and the Grant-CsTeamsChannelPermission cmdlet to grant a user permission to access a specific channel If the issue persists, I recommend reaching out to Microsoft support for further assistance, Refer to Get support - Microsoft 365 admin | Microsoft Docs
- How to convert an Azure AD B2B user from guest to member
However, it may be the case that the host organization wants to treat the invited user as a member rather than a guest This property cannot be modified from the Azure portal and can only be modified through PowerShell In this post, I will show you how to make this change
- How to Convert Azure B2B Guest Users to Members While Maintaining User . . .
Ensure you have the proper permissions and have installed the appropriate PowerShell modules, AzureAD, and MSOnline to complete these steps Start by logging into your target Microsoft 365 tenant with PowerShell where the Guest account currently resides
- External User Types for CA Policies in Azure AD - AdminDroid Blog
To convert UserType from Guest to Member, Select the user from the list > Edit User Properties > Select ‘Member’ from the UserType dropdown Has an external Azure AD account in your organization Has member-level permissions with UserType as ‘Member’
- Office 365 – B2B – UserType and how to convert Guest to Member
If your organization has multiple Azure AD (AAD) directories, perhaps due to security requirements, or mergers or acquisitions; it may be a good idea adding guest users from other AAD directories as members The main difference between a Guest and a Member is in the lookup rights to the domain
- Missing “UserType” attribute in Azure AD - RONNIPEDERSEN. COM
I fixed the users by setting the “UserType” to “Member” by running the following PowerShell command: Set-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName username@contoso onmicrosoft com -UserType Member This fixed both the missing “UserType” and the “Source”
- Automatically change account type in Azure AD from guest to member . . .
That would allow all people from our company to add new users to their project, but if they have invited a customer, the customer won't be able to invite more people An even better way would be to change all users from Guest users to Members
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