May 20 2018 09:41 PM
Hi
Not sure if I am in the correct conversation channel.
We have Office365. 50% of our users are on premise, synced with Azure AD sync (formally dirsync) and 50% are cloud users. Everyone is therefore on Azure AD.
We want to setup LDAPS on Azure to allow authentication from an external authorised VPN server for all our users.
We followed the intructions from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-domain-services/active-directory-ds-admin-gu... but when we hit Task 3, we found out that there is no default Azure Domain Services.
Is it normal or are there additional steps?
Is setting up LdapS when only using Office365 possible? if yes, are we following the correct documentation?
We are scared to manually add the AD Domain Service in Azure for our domain name, if it was not there, as it might screw up all our Office365 users and credentials
Could someone please put us in the right direction? Thanks in advance
May 21 2018 05:46 AM
You need to log into the Azure portal with your tenant admin credentials,
then go to all services (top left) then type in "domain" you will see "azure AD domain services"
You will then need to "create azure ad services"
May 21 2018 11:41 PM
May 21 2018 11:43 PM
May 22 2018 01:00 AM
Absolutely, here is a screenshot of my domain services as you can see there are no users or groups settings here as they are already synchronised from on-premises. Think of it as an extension to AAD that can have VM's joined to it, or LDAPS enabled, the user accounts are totally separate and my O365 is operating fine after enabling this. Note: if you already have Azure subnets and networks with virtual machines configured you will need to decide which subnet this is going to be on...