Office 365

TLS certificates come and go.  By their nature they have a set life span and then they must be renewed.  While this is nothing new, I’ve being doing this since the 1990s, the process may become a little more frequent for some customers as the industry is eliminating three year certificates see 3-Year Certificates to Be Eliminated in Industry-Wide Change for example.

In the posts for deploying AD FS … Read the rest “Renewing AD FS Certificates – Updated Guidance”

One of the deployment validation and testing tools which was also present in earlier AD FS releases is the /IdpInitiatedSignon.htm page.  This page is available by default in the AD FS 2012 R2 and earlier versions.  Though it should be noted this page is disabled by default in AD FS 2016.

From the system you wish to test from, navigate to the AD FS namespace's idpinitiatedsignonpage.  This will be i… Read the rest “How to Enable IdpInitiatedSignon Page In AD FS 2016”

When configuring AD FS for Office 365, one of the final steps is to link Azure AD with the on-premises AD FS deployment.  This should occur only after AD FS and WAP servers have been fully deployed, verified and tested.

When linking the AD FS infrastructure with Office 365, we must use the Azure AD PowerShell module.  We need to point the module at the primary AD FS server using the Set-MsolADFSCon… Read the rest “PSRemoting for Office 365 AD FS Configuration”

Here we are in part three already!  Previously we completed the below two phases in the AD FS deployment.

How To Install AD FS 2016 For Office 365

How To Install AD FS 2016 For Office 365 – Part 2

This post assumes that the domain was previously added as a standard domain, also called managed, and the domain will require conversion. Now we want to change the Office 365 domain to be a federated domain.… Read the rest “How To Install AD FS 2016 For Office 365 – Part 3”