interview deloit

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 intune autopilot 


what is connectors

SPF , Dkim , Demarc 


migration difference cutover, staged, hybrid

DL and security group diffrence


provide steps of onprem to online all migration steps


saml and open id connect(oauth) diffrence 


send and recive connectrs


records text , cname records


what is RBAC

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