
Explore Azure Active Directory version tiers from free to premium, including user limits, group and application access, self-service password reset, and multi-factor authentication, with optional three-tier-plus configurations.
Explore how hybrid active directory enables flexible authentication by deploying a domain controller in Azure, synchronizing on-premises and cloud identities, and supporting Kerberos, NTLM, and federated token-based single sign-on.
Learn to install and configure Azure AD Connect, choose custom settings, connect an on-premises directory, verify domains and UPNs, and enable scheduled delta and initial synchronizations.
Explore how federated authentication with online services enables single sign-on using on-premises domain credentials, Active Directory, and the Microsoft Online Federation service to issue claims-based tokens.
Install and configure Active Directory Federation Services on a member server, create the first federation server in a farm, and prepare for a two-server high-availability setup with a trusted certificate.
In this course, students will gain an understanding of directory service options, how to use a custom domain, how to manage users and groups, as well as how to use multi-factor authentication. They will also look at how to work with application access, how to add and access applications, and how to use a hybrid Azure Active Directory. They will also explore how to extend and deploy AD to the cloud, how to prepare for synchronization, install Azure AD Connect, and manage directory synchronization. In addition, students will understand ADFS, learn how to install AFDS, and how to convert a domain to Federated.
Last updated May 2018