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[LivingTheDream33]

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Teams Admin for GCC High and GCC Mod

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Secondary Portal URLs

What portal page and section would this fit best on?

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[adamfowlerit]

Any idea what these URLs might be?

[PsychoData]

Looks like this may have been resolved at some point already.

https://msportals.io/usgovt?search=Teams

Really, everything needs to get rearranged, because I don't believe that "GCC Moderate" is an ACTUAL thing as much as a slang term for "GCC" that doesn't need the ".us" URLs from GCC High, and don't need the DoD cloud.
I think this was sometimes called "GCC Low", but was kind of rebranded to "GCC Moderate" because "GCC Low" made people think that it was LOW Security, but it is STILL quite high security, just with expanded requirements on the support staff on Microsoft's side, and running in Commercial Azure (instead of "Government" azure). Technically, I think the "Moderate" term came because GCC "Low" still provides FedRAMP Moderate (Note that this link is provided from 2020, so some features have continued to develop from things mentioned, like I believe PSTN connectivity, for example)

The line between GCC and Azure Government can also be somewhat confusing because people try to differentiate "onmicrosoft.us" as "Azure Government", but you can also have GCC (non High) running in Azure Commercial.

This really brings up like four levels of Portal differentiation, possibly additional for specialized uses (that we don't have access to
This graphic (from Kenmuse.com ) seems to outline it fairly well.

• Normal/Azure Commercial, which would be the "normal" Portals Pages
• "GCC" (Can still include companies needing to meet FedRAMP Moderate)
  • Sometimes called "GCC Low"
  • Azure Commercial Cloud, still use microsoftonline.com links, and "normal" Admin and User Portals,
  • Often good for organizations that may be something like
    • qualified government entities, including US federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial government entities
    • Other Companies/Entities (subject to validation of eligibility) who handle data subject to government regulations and requirements) that need to use the specialized Microsoft 365 Government requirements
  • Occasionally there is a feature or license that is not available in GCC Low that IS available in Normal/Public Azure, though GCC Mod has significantly less of this than GCC High.
• GCC High
  • Azure Government cloud, Which means "microsoftonline.us" and "office365.us" portal links
  • significant additional requirements on Microsoft Cloud's Employees side.
  • Often may be necessary for compliance with
    • US ITAR,
    • US Export Administration Regulations (EAR),
    • US Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), and
    • US Controlled Defense Information (CDI).
  • I recommend these articles for more info
    • https://www.agileit.com/news/what-is-gcc-high/
    • https://www.kenmuse.com/blog/is-it-azure-gov-or-gcc-high/
    • https://www.agileit.com/news/itar-compliance-office-365/
    • https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/servicedescriptions/office-365-platform-service-description/office-365-us-government/gcc-high-and-dod#compliance
• DoD - US Department of Defense
  • Specialized instance for Department of Defense and subsidiaries.
  • I believe this runs in "Azure Government Cloud" but I haven't had to work with this directly
  • I don't believe this includes any "public" companies, only things run by the Military
  • You should know if this is you

[PsychoData]

So, there are a BUNCH of categories that I don't believe ACTUALLY exist on the page currently

• Shared
• GCC
• GCC High
• GCC Moderate
• DoD

So I am thinking these should be restructured, perhaps like below, based on the URLs

So, really, I believe that the "Government" pages should merge to

• GCC, GCC Moderate, Shared > Merged to "GCC"
• GCC High
• DoD

For example, here are a number of URLs for Power Platform - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/powerapps-us-government#power-apps-us-government-service-urls

Where you can see for example that it changes around these levels

• Commercial - https://make.powerapps.com
• GCC - https://make.gov.powerapps.us
• GCC High - https://make.high.powerapps.us
• DoD - https://make.apps.appsplatform.us

It gets confusing though, because "GCC" for Defender XDR seems to say to use the same URL as Commercial
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/defender/usgov?view=o365-worldwide#portal-urls

• Commercial - https://security.microsoft.com
• GCC - https://security.microsoft.com
• GCC High - https://security.microsoft.us
• DoD - https://security.apps.mil

[adamfowlerit]

You write a convincing argument @PsychoData :) Wanna make the changes by any chance?