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Restricting client access to other Office 365 tenants
There's no way to do this in O365, even if you have AD FS in place. You can probably use a similar solution to what's described in the article, with inspecting all traffic to O365, but I wouldnt really recommend such approach. As Dean mentioned, there are plenty controls available as part of O365 or additional services to secure access to your data, one of them (or a combination) should meet your needs.
- Pieter RossouwMar 22, 2022Copper ContributorThis is not true. Tenant Restrictions is the name of the technology to acheive this. Google / Bing "microsoft tenant Restrictions"
- Chris RothMar 08, 2017Copper Contributor
This article is pretty recent and describes how to perform tenant restrictions if you use a modern authentication client. Enables you to restrict what tenants can be accessed from your network.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/active-directory-tenant-restrictions
- VasilMichevMar 08, 2017MVP
Yup, now we do have options. It's great to see how many things can change around O365 in just few months!
- Chris RothMar 09, 2017Copper Contributor
Good an bad there. Only works with your network as the accessing permiter. Off your LAN/VPN it doesn't help. Also you need Azure AD P1 licensing to use it. And there is overhead with SSL decryption, inject a header, and encrypt to send it on its way.