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Exchange 2010 migration to o365
Hello All! Has anyone used the exchange migration tools and if so did you have public folders? I'm looking at different tools such as skykick but it looks like the built in tools can do everythi...
- No, you can use AD FS as well. But it makes no sense to provision 4 servers (2x AD FS, 2x Proxy) only for accessing Office 365 services. PTA and Azure AD Seamless SSO leverages “true” SSO.
If you have AD FS already in place and maybe using it for other on-prem apps, go ahead. Also you can connect other third party authentication methods like RSA, etc. without AD FS.
I would recommend to use the easiest and simplest method and do not provision any additional servers if you haven’t them yet.
yes thanks for your reply, right now we're in hybrid mode with AD Connect and plan to move all mailboxes to O365. In addition what is best practice for SSO, do we need to be federated?
Thanks,
During your hybrid identity scenario, you can use password synchronization or PTA with AAD Connect, as well as AD FS (it depends on your needs).
If you plan to remove all your on-premises stuff, you can use Azure AD Join / Hybrid Azure AD Join to leverage SSO for all cloud applications.
If you plan to remove all your on-premises stuff, you can use Azure AD Join / Hybrid Azure AD Join to leverage SSO for all cloud applications.
- Is MS doing away with AD FS for O365 or if you want the true seamless experience that's still the way to go?
- No, you can use AD FS as well. But it makes no sense to provision 4 servers (2x AD FS, 2x Proxy) only for accessing Office 365 services. PTA and Azure AD Seamless SSO leverages “true” SSO.
If you have AD FS already in place and maybe using it for other on-prem apps, go ahead. Also you can connect other third party authentication methods like RSA, etc. without AD FS.
I would recommend to use the easiest and simplest method and do not provision any additional servers if you haven’t them yet.- great thanks!