In an Active Directory Environment, we keep additional domain controllers to improve resiliency. In this way, if one domain controller fails it will not make a big impact. We can further improve the resiliency of infrastructure by keeping an additional domain controller and mission-critical servers in a different location. So, in the event of a site failure, we will still have a domain controller…
In an on-premises Active Directory environment, there can be application or service which required integration with Active Directory. With AD integration, the application can search for AD users, allow login, assign permissions, etc. This integration part is usually done using the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). By default, traffic over LDAP is not encrypted. Due to the…
Organizational unit in active directory is a container where you can place users, computers, groups and other organization units even. OU are helps to create logical structure of the AD. You can use it to assign group policies and manage the resources. This is common procedure in in-house domain environment, but what about the Azure managed domain? Can engineers use same method?
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In my last two blog post I explain how to enable Azure Active Directory Domain Service and how to configure it properly. If you still not read those you can find those in following links.
Step-by-Step Guide to enable Azure AD Domain Services
Step-by-Step Guide to enable password synchronization to Azure Active Directory Domain Services (AAD DS)
In this post I am going to demonstrate how to…
