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Daniel Wahlgren
Sep 19, 2016Copper Contributor
Office365 login with ADFS and public Email addresses
Hi, We have a scenario where a client wants to use private email addresses for login-credentials in Office 365. We believe that we need to use ADFS for authentication, but not sure where to start t...
Daniel Wahlgren
Sep 19, 2016Copper Contributor
Private meaning if the users could authenticate using John.doe@hotmail.com and a password into our ADFS, which authenticates and logs the user into Office365, where the actual username may be John.doe@tenant.onmicrosoft.com
Chris Brown
Oct 06, 2016Iron Contributor
I'd say technically this would probably be doable. You'd look at configuring this user to have the UPN "john.doe@hotmail.com" and would have to modify the claims issuance rules to send a different value. Additionally, the user would have to have a password in your Active Directory against that object. Not pleasant.
Technically doable? Probably. Clever? Probably not. This will introduce A LOT of complexity, pain, and lack-of-support, for minimal gain.
I'd very strongly suggest reevaluating your requirements here.
EDIT: To clarify, you could configure AD FS to do strictly what you've asked, but as VasilMichev mentions above, using a public account's credentials against AD FS is not possible.