Recent DiscussionsMost RecentNewest TopicsMost LikesSolutionsTagged:TagRe: Azure Arc server / managed identity / enterprise appsHi Mike, thanks for sharing your scenario! Today, you can only use system-assigned managed identities on Azure Arc-enabled servers. We're always looking for ways to improve Azure Arc and I will pass along your interest in user-assigned identities to help the team as we evaluate and prioritize new capabilities.Windows Server Security Resources Looking for some resources on the security technologies included with Windows Server 2016? Check out the solution brief, videos, and whitepaper on the server security landing page. We have also published guidance on how to incrementally secure privileged access in your enterprise, starting with easy-to-implement solutions that can be tackled in just a few weeks, working up to long term organizational and technical solutions that can isolate your sensitive workloads. Check it out at https://aka.ms/privsec. Re: AD and "Hello"Unfortunately we don't have any docs published yet, but look out for some more information about this in the next month or so when the next doc refresh goes live. The TL;DR is that you can use Hello for Business without AAD so long as you configure a supported ADFS MFA provider. When you go through the Hello for Business deployment guide, just substitute the AAD MFA steps for your own MFA solution.Re: AD and "Hello"Yes, we've added support for Hello for Business in disconnected AD scenarios. Let me try to find the relevant documentation for you and get back to this thread.Re: Welcome to the Windows Server Security AMA!Hi everyone! Ryan here from the Windows Server security team. I'm looking forward to answering your questions!
Recent Blog ArticlesNewest TopicsMost LikesTagged:TagNo more limits: simpler server onboarding for large deployments Connect more than 5,000 servers to a single resource group Generally Available: Azure Arc-enabled servers support for private endpoints Connect your servers to Azure Arc over a secure, private connection. Automatic extension upgrades are now enabled by default on Azure Arc-enabled servers We are making automatic extension upgrades for Azure Arc-enabled servers even more automatic! Now, when you deploy an extension to your server, automatic extension upgrades will be enabled by default...Automatic VM extension upgrades are now in preview for Azure Arc-enabled servers Keep your VM extensions up to date and secure with automatic extension upgrades, now in preview! In preview: Azure Key Vault extension for Arc enabled servers Securely deploy and update certificates with the Azure Key Vault extension for Arc enabled servers, now in public preview! Announcing the extensions public preview for Azure Arc enabled servers Azure Arc now supports VM extensions, making it easy to configure your on-premises machines directly from Azure. What's new for container identity We've made it easier and more reliable to use Active Directory identities with containers in Windows Server 2019.
