Dec 14 2021 01:56 AM
Hi,
I'm working to build AD FS farm for a customer, and i'm wondering about the Communication SSL certificat design.
Before pushing my question let me explain the business context:
Due to the business constraints customer need to have high availability of AD FS platform. By high availability I mean that he want to be sure that authentication will be possible event if a brake of the transatlantic link occurred on his WAN.
Other constraint is that the client do not use Cloud solution and only on premise infra, SSO will be used for "internal usage only", and may be later for external access.
Below is Infrastructure envisaged:
- A single Farm split in three Datacenter ( Europ/America/Asia),
- A couple of AD FS server with primary server will be in EMEA
- 2 servers will be in each of other region.
- An NLB will be set for each couple of AD FS servers.
- 3 records for each NLB set in front of AD FS servers in each region ( eu_sso.domain.com ; us_sso.domain.com ; as_so.domaine.com).
- A global CNAME record for the AD FS Farm : sso.domain.com
- A DNS policy to redirect queries of client to the region ADFS servers
Complementary, customer have an internal PKI deployed and usable for encryption and SSL topic.
And as it's for internal need no AD FS proxy will be deployed in perimeter network.
Now you have a full picture here are my questions:
Thank you for you feed back on this and all answer that you can provide.