Azure AD’s sign in logs also only go back 30 days, which makes it highly recommended to stream Azure AD’s sign in logs to a Log Analytics workspace (Azure Monitor). You just need one single P1 license in your tenant to be able to enable this.
However, even if you don’t stream your sign in logs, Microsoft does keep track of when an account last signed in.
My script gets the last sign in data of all guest accounts in your tenant, without any dependencies other than the Az PS module.
If a guest user has never signed in, the creationDate is used to determine inactivity. Otherwise either the last interactive or last non interactive sign in is used (whichever is most recent).
Additionally, the script can also be configured to automatically clean up any guest accounts that have been inactive for a given number of days by using the -removeInactiveGuests switch.
Even in large environments, processing only takes a few minutes at most.
Download
Download the script from my Gitlab here:
https://gitlab.com/Lieben/assortedFunctions/-/blob/master/get-AzureAdInactiveGuestUsers.ps1
Limitations
Microsoft started using these properties in april 2020, so accounts active before that will seem like they have never been active.
Scheduling
This script supports running non-interactive as a runbook in Azure Automation if you supply the -nonInteractive switch. Before this will work, you’ll have to enable Managed Identity on your automation account and run a small script to assign graph permissions to the Managed Identity: AuditLog.Read.All and Organization.Read.All
Reports
If you wish, you can also let the script mail you a report in CSV format. Add the Mail.Send graph permissions like you did with device permissions and give the MailFrom and MailTo parameters a value.
Disclaimer
As always this script is provided as-is and should be reviewed and then used at your own risk.
Exactly what I was looking for, works like a charm, thanks !
Hi Jos,
Thanks for this script and helping community members in making life easier.
I would like to know when this script is executed does it directly remove/delete the guest users who never accepted invite and never logged in the tenant?
My goal is to just get the list of users who have not signed in or inactive loggings from XX days.
Please help
Hi, Thanks for this script. its exactly what we need. when i run the script. i get no progress at all. is there something im missing? looks like it hangs. any help would be hugely appreciated
Hi Jos, Thank you for posting this. So far it’s the only script that worked for me! Can this be used for All AAD users and not just guests? I modified your script and removed the guest filter, it pulled all users, but their Last Sign-in was set to Never for all!
Regarding the permissions, I’m running it as GA. Do I still need to modify anything?
Please advise.
Thank you,
Amir-
Im sure this great script worked. But now I get a message:
Invoke-RestMethod : The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden.
At C:\Temp\Guest.ps1:50 char:13
+ $userData = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri “https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/ ..
[…] with cleaning up inactive guest users, inactive devices also pose several issues for […]
With the Graph it is possible to get the signInActivity.lastSignInDateTime property. Is there a benefit for this purpose of the blog to use the workspace solution over this property?
Hi,
first of all thanks for your script. I have two simple question.
1- We have already Azure AD Premium P1.
I will choose only “Sign-in Logs”. correct ?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/reports-monitoring/howto-integrate-activity-logs-with-log-analytics
2 – if I use this log analytics then Are there any extra costs?
thanks,