I want to create a scheduled task to disable a user if he is inactive for 30days, the task must check inacivity o AD and Azure.
Hello,
To achieve the desired, you need to register your Entra (former Azure AD) domain in Adaxes (will be displayed under the Managed Domains node in the Administration console, not in Cloud services). Then you can use the following script from our repository in your task condition: https://www.adaxes.com/script-repository/check-if-account-is-inactive-in-azure-ad-longer-than-a-period-of-time-s662.htm. Finally, you will have something like the following:
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