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ADFS to Azure AD migration with staged rollout
Rajtoor If you've tested migrating from ADFS to Azure AD using staged rollout and all seems to work fine, the last step is to convert the domains from federated to managed, as described here. This will basically remove the federation completely for anyone signing in through those domains.
Office 365 does not need to be added as a SAML app, however, if there's other apps you want to provide SSO to using Azure AD, you will have to add those applications into Azure AD and setup SAML (or an other method).
Rajtoor If you've tested migrating from ADFS to Azure AD using staged rollout and all seems to work fine, the last step is to convert the domains from federated to managed, as described here. This will basically remove the federation completely for anyone signing in through those domains.
Office 365 does not need to be added as a SAML app, however, if there's other apps you want to provide SSO to using Azure AD, you will have to add those applications into Azure AD and setup SAML (or an other method).
- The problem you’ll face is that it’s the domain that forces federation or not. As long as you do not turn it into a managed domain, in your case it will keep trying to federate with ADFS (except for the users part of staged roll-out). So no. You can’t do this per app unfortunately.
