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Domain Services TLS 1.2 guidance and Global Secure Access remote-network coverage are the day’s substantive updates

This was a documentation-only day: five Microsoft Learn entries were updated, with no new or removed entries and no Message Center items. The clearest administrator-relevant changes are explicit guidance for enabling TLS 1.2 Only Mode in Domain Services and clarified remote-network handling in Global Secure Access. The evidence does not establish a new feature launch, preview, general availability milestone, retirement, or service behavior change.

  • The TLS enforcement article now states that administrators can enable TLS 1.2 Only Mode using the Azure portal or PowerShell. This supports a concrete security and configuration review, but the supplied evidence does not say that the setting is newly available or generally available.

  • The Remote Network Connectivity documentation explains that guest devices without the Global Secure Access client can still have their traffic routed through the Global Secure Access endpoint, with outgoing traffic from the remote network undergoing security evaluation by default. This is presented as capability guidance, not as a separately announced feature launch or availability milestone.

  • The workflow guidance directs administrators to the Execution User Scope tab on the Execution conditions page. The supplied summary supports a procedural UI clarification, but does not indicate a change to workflow behavior or availability.

This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.

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Whats New Docs

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Welcome to what's new in the Microsoft identity platform documentation. This article lists new articles that were added or had significant updates in the last three months.

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Remote Network Connectivity

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Guest devices on your network might not have the client installed. To ensure that those devices adhere to your network security policies, you need their traffic routed through the Global Secure Access endpoint. Remote network connectivity solves this problem. No clients need to be installed on guest devices. All outgoing traffic from the remote network is going through security evaluation by default.

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