Manage Agent Identities End User
In brief
The documentation now states that sponsors cannot re-enable disabled agents; an owner or administrator must help re-enable them.
What Entra admins need to know
Admins and owners may need to re-enable agents when sponsors request assistance.
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Documentation change
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To disable an agent, select it from the list and choose Disable agent. This blocks users from being able to access it and prevents it from being issued tokens. This has the same effect as disabling the agent from the admin center.
To re-enable, select the agent that is disabled and choose Enable agent. This allows users to access it, and allows it to be issued tokens. Note that sponsors can't re-enable agents. They will need an owner or admin's help if one of their agents needs to be re-enabled.
[!INCLUDE entitlement-management-request-behalf-agent]
@@ -37,9 +37,7 @@ The Manage Agents feature in Microsoft Entra lets you view and control, [agent i 1. To disable an agent, select it from the list and choose **Disable agent**. This blocks users from being able to access it and prevents it from being issued tokens. This has the same effect as disabling the agent from the admin center. -1. To re-enable, select the agent that is disabled and choose **Enable agent**. This allows users to access it, and allows it to be issued tokens.--+1. To re-enable, select the agent that is disabled and choose **Enable agent**. This allows users to access it, and allows it to be issued tokens. Note that sponsors can't re-enable agents. They will need an owner or admin's help if one of their agents needs to be re-enabled. [!INCLUDE [entitlement-management-request-behalf-agent](../includes/governance/entitlement-management-request-behalf-agent.md)] 