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Oct 30, 2017
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Azure B2C as a Claims Provider to ADFS 2016 to use with federated partners

Hi, A bit of an interesting use case here, we're looking at leveraging an Azure B2C directory as another claims provider in ADFS 2016 to access a federated parties resources over a federation trust ...
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  • RoryB's avatar
    RoryB
    Oct 31, 2017

    ADFS 4.0 only has OpenID Connect downstream not upstream so this can't be done natively.

     

    You can use a bridge e.g. idsrv or Auth0.

     

    Just FYI: With the new custom policies in B2C, you can add OIDC or SAML support to hook up ADFS.

     

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RoryB
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Oct 31, 2017

ADFS 4.0 only has OpenID Connect downstream not upstream so this can't be done natively.

 

You can use a bridge e.g. idsrv or Auth0.

 

Just FYI: With the new custom policies in B2C, you can add OIDC or SAML support to hook up ADFS.

 

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    Deleted
    Nov 01, 2017

    Hi Rory,

     

    Thanks very much for the information, I'd actually missed the fact OpenID Connect was not bi-directional.

     

    We'd found the information here https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-b2c-advanced-policies/blob/master/Walkthroughs/RP-SAML.md (couldn't find the public page) and got that working as a claims provider within ADFS now but still working through the use case. I'll update the post if this works in its current state.

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