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Manage custom security attributes in GCC High
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Rick Angel
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In order to allow guest users in our GCC High tenant each guest must have a sponsor from our internal users. I created a custom security attribute called Sponsor. I can manually assign and populate that attribute for a guest using the AAD admin portal. We have around 1000 guest users so maintaining and reporting on this attribute manually is not practical. I don't see a way in the interface to query on the Sponsor attribute, and I don't know how to populate or query on the attribute from PowerShell. I've looked at Graph Explorer, but it does not seem to work correctly in GCC High. Any suggestions are welcome. If anyone has the PowerShell code to do this that would be great.
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Sandeep G-MSFT 21,126 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator2022-11-16T08:59:25.537+00:00 I have tried this in my lab. Also I have defined the same custom attribute in my lab. I am also unable to see the custom security attribute under user properties pulled via PowerShell or Graph.
Since this feature is still in preview, looks like there is some work going on regarding this feature. I will check with our PG team and will update you regarding this.
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