Reputation: 1261
I have an Azure AD account where I have added another AD account as guest and gave him the guest inviter role.
Now I am logging in to my guest inviter AD account and would like to add guests of my own so that the original AD account will see them as guests.
I am logged in as the invited user that has a guest inviter role. I go to my portal -> Azure active directory -> Users and both the New User and the New Guest User buttons are active. I am able to invite a guest user but now when I am logging back to the original AD user, the one that invited the previous one, I can't see the guest that my guest inviter invited.
How can I do this?
Edit: I see the answer and yet I am probably missing something. I have made some screenshots, the description for each is below the picture:
I am logged in in User A, and I have a lot of guest users I added before using the new guest user button
Still inside user A, I entered one of my guest users and gave him a guest inviter role.
Now I have logged in to this guest inviter role user (User B), went to users, added a new guest user (which accepted the invitation).
And now I can paste in screenshot number 1 again because nothing changed, I can't see the new user inside User A which is what I would like to see.
EDIT: Never mind, everything works I was just not in the correct directory inside User B
Upvotes: 1
Views: 739
Reputation: 22485
To visible the guest user in the global admin list which has been added from another tenant or directory user that has a role of guest inviter on parent tenant or first tenant you can do it by following steps
In Your Case
As per your question See the screen shot below:
Steps:
Let's say you have Tenant A and Tenant B
Login into tenant A and add tenant B user as Guest inviter role
Switch to Tenant B User that you have added earlier on tenant A.
Now Invite another guest user.
Finally move to tenant A again, you will see that lastly added guest user added by tenant B user on tenant A global List.
Upvotes: 1