![]() ![]() ![]() Guide 2: Starting with AD FS in Windows Server 2016, you can run the cmdlet Install-AdfsFarm as a local administrator on your federation server, provided your Domain Administrator has prepared Active Directory.Guide 1: ”Create an Organizational Unit (OU) on an Azure AD Domain Services managed domain”. ![]() By combining the two following guides, you can get AD FS working on AAD DS:.Or ask for domain admin to pre-create the required objects, and then install AD FS with -AdminConfig switch, where you detail the pre-configured container for AD FS.You can let the wizard create the objects given you’re armed with domain admin privileges.There exists no officially supported scenario of deploying AD FS, where you won’t need Domain Admin credentials to install AD FS as a member server to the target forest.More at FAQ And more Mahesh Unnikrishnan – AAD DS Ignite presentationĮvery now and then I’ve wondered whether its possible provide these endpoints to VM running Active Directory Federation Services -> Based on my tests it is possible with some limitations Good to know before proceeding Fair warning: While I have disclaimer in the bottom of the page, and blog title basically emphasizes it… Do not try this in production unless you’re in very comfortable terms with Azure AD and Active Directory in general.Īzure AD Domain Services is Azure Managed version of Active Directory – Basically in exchange for your domain admin credentials, you get two managed endpoints to direct your resources at.Įxample: You don’t want to extend your on premises network to Azure, but you still want to offer LDAP & Kerberos to your services deployed in the cloud. ![]()
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