We had a client ask us for a list of all of their M365 Azure Global Administrators today and we thought you might want to know the three ways to create that list:
How To List All Global Administrators in M365
- Log into admin.microsoft.com (yes, you need to be an administrator)
- Click USERS > ACTIVE USERS
- Click the FILTER icon (in the top right of the top menu)
- Select Global Admins

How To List All Global Administrators in Azure
- Log into portal.azure.com (yes, you need to be an administrator)
- Enter ROLES AND ADMINISTRATORS in the search field (at the top)
- Click MICROSOFT ENTRA ROLES AND ADMINISTRATORS
- Type GLOBAL in the search field at the top of the ALL ROLES screen
- Click on GLOBAL ADMINISTRATORS

How To List All Global Administrators using PowerShell / CloudShell
- Log into portal.azure.com (yes, you need to be an administrator)
- Click the CLOUD SHELL icon (at the top right of the screen)
- Click NO STORAGE REQUIRED on the GETTING STARTED screen (if you see it)
- Enter these 3 lines of code
Connect-AzureAD
$role = Get-AzureADDirectoryRole | Where-Object {$_.DisplayName -eq 'Global Administrator'}
Get-AzureADDirectoryRoleMember -ObjectId $role.ObjectId

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