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JonasBack
Steel Contributor
Jul 04, 2017

PowerShell v2 and convert domain to federated

Trying to move all our day-to-day operations to the Azure Active Directory Powershell v2 module since we use MFA.   One thing we do quite a lot is convert customer domains to federated (ADFS) with:...
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VasilMichev
MVP
Jul 04, 2017

Some stuff is still missing from the AzureAD module, managing federation is one such example. It's hardly a day-to-day operation though, so just keep the old MSOL module installed on some machine, and do your daily tasks with the Azure AD one.

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    JonasBack
    Steel Contributor
    Jul 06, 2017

    As I suspected, I guess it's on the roadmap. It's just confusing for colleagues and customers when you educate them that "Sure, the product is GA but we still have stuff missing... " but that's just the life of admins nowadays in the world of continuous deployment/development :)

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      Dean_Gross
      Silver Contributor
      Jul 06, 2017
      GA does not mean feature complete, it just means that it backed by an enterprise SLA, supported by Microsoft Support, and is ready to use for production apps
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      VasilMichev
      MVP
      Jul 06, 2017

      Well, GA is more of a marketing term nowadays. Azure AD blade in the new Azure portal is also GA, but we miss a lot of settings there too. They will arrive eventually, but in the meantime we have to rely on older versions (PowerShell or Azure Portal) :)

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