Learn how to deploy and configure Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) and enable single sign-on authentication between organizations and domains.
Windows Server 2016: Active Directory Federation Services
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know
- Prepare for AD FS installation
- Configure a new installation
- Upgrade and migrate workloads
- Claims-based authentication
- Create relying party trusts
- Multifactor authentication
- Work with LDAP directories
- Integrate with Azure and O365
- Android and iOS device registration
- Integrate with Microsoft Passport
- Install WAP
- Initial configuration of WAP
- WAP in pass-through mode
- Internal and external FQDNs
- Configure AD FS for a web app
- Integrate WAP with AD FS
- Publish remote desktop gateway apps
- RMS in Server 2016
- Configure the RMS licensor certificate
- Create and manage the SCP
- Manage RMS templates
- Exclusion policies for templates
- Back up and restore RMS
- Next steps
Taught by
Scott M Burrell
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TOTAL: Active Directory with Windows Server 2016
