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RhysLwk
Feb 12, 2020Copper Contributor
Sync an Existing Office365 Tenant into a New Active Directory Domain
Hi, My company is existing Office365 (E3) tenant and i planning to run Azure AD Hybrid join and implement a on-premises new Active directory and sync my Office365 (E3) tenant Azure AD det...
Thijs Lecomte
Feb 12, 2020Bronze Contributor
So you want to sync your Azure AD users to AD?
Known that there is no sync from AAD to AD. IF you want to populate your users to AD, you will have to write a custom Powershell script that creates users and matches their UPN's.
You need a call if a user will interact with the on-prem AD.
What is your reasoning for needing on on-prem AD? If you are currently in the cloud, I wouldn't look into migrating back
Known that there is no sync from AAD to AD. IF you want to populate your users to AD, you will have to write a custom Powershell script that creates users and matches their UPN's.
You need a call if a user will interact with the on-prem AD.
What is your reasoning for needing on on-prem AD? If you are currently in the cloud, I wouldn't look into migrating back
- RhysLwkFeb 13, 2020Copper Contributor
Thank you Thijs Lecomte
That was because our client is requested no internet access for our staffs who will handling the project. So we planning isolate the network and implement a on-Prem AD to control/monitor the staffs in office.
I am quite confuse about the CAL Suite Bridge licenses (User CALs) or we just need to purchase server core CALs for AD services.
- Thijs LecomteFeb 13, 2020Bronze ContributorI don't have any info about CALs unfortunaly. You should look into a different forum for that.
Could you try limiting the workstations your staff will use so that they can only do what client wants them to do?
Setting up a domain for a single project seems overkill to me