There are 3 different methods which we can use to integrate on-premises Active Directory with Azure AD.
• Pass Password hash synchronization
• Federation using Microsoft AD FS or PingFederate
• Pass-through Authentication
All above methods allow on-premises users to use their existing domain user names and passwords in order to authenticate in to Azure AD integrated…
Azure AD application gallery contains thousands of applications already but there can be situations where organizations uses their own applications. In such scenario Azure AD allows to bring these apps to azure.
In my previous blog post “Step-by-Step guide to Azure AD Password-based single-sign on”, I explained Azure AD password-based single-sign on and how we can use it.
Single-sign on provides seamless sing on experience to multiple systems using one identity platform. Azure AD supports three types of single-sign configuration methods for applications.
Federated single sign-on – This is the most commonly used SSO type. when it is in use, applications redirect users to Azure AD for authentication. This method can use with any application that use SAML…
I am sure most of you aware what is single sign-on (SSO) in Active Directory infrastructure and how it works. When we extend identity infrastructures to Azure by using Azure AD, it also allows to extend Single Sign-On capabilities to authenticate in to cloud workloads. it can be done using on-premises ADFS farm. Password Hash Synchronization or Pass-through Authentication allow users to use same…
