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Does activating pass-through authentication exclude mobile devices from authenticating?
I was excited to turn on Pass-Through Authentication but as I was going through it I began to wonder if this would prevent mobile devices from authenticating (as well as PCs that aren't under domain ...
- Vasil's responses helped me to find the answer which is here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/connect/active-directory-aadconnect-pass-through-authentication-how-it-works
The key thing for me is the graphic. It shows the flow of authentication and clearly demonstrates that this works on-prem or not.
I was coming from having watched a video demonstration of this and the presenter only demonstrated an on-prem scenario of single sign-on. Why I was so confused is that I thought SSO and Pass-Through were synonymous but they are not. SSO is an additional feature of Pass-Through.
Vasil's responses helped me to find the answer which is here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/connect/active-directory-aadconnect-pass-through-authentication-how-it-works
The key thing for me is the graphic. It shows the flow of authentication and clearly demonstrates that this works on-prem or not.
I was coming from having watched a video demonstration of this and the presenter only demonstrated an on-prem scenario of single sign-on. Why I was so confused is that I thought SSO and Pass-Through were synonymous but they are not. SSO is an additional feature of Pass-Through.
The key thing for me is the graphic. It shows the flow of authentication and clearly demonstrates that this works on-prem or not.
I was coming from having watched a video demonstration of this and the presenter only demonstrated an on-prem scenario of single sign-on. Why I was so confused is that I thought SSO and Pass-Through were synonymous but they are not. SSO is an additional feature of Pass-Through.