Generate a certificate for Azure MFA on each AD FS server Open browser and type ADFS Integration with Azure MFA Verifying IdpInitiatedSignon Page Functions Set-AdfsProperties -EnableIdPInitiatedSignonPage $true To Verify Federation Service Signin working fine, enable the initial signin page using the following powershell command on the ADFS Server Then Next until you reach to the installation window To Configure the ADFS farm to use Microsoft SQL you will need to create a SQL instance and provide the SQL information on specify the location of a SQL server database, for the lab I will use Windows internal Database

It provides feature support of SAML artifact resolution and SAML/WS-Federation token replay detection (described below).

It provides additional performance increases for high traffic.

Its recommended to use SQL server to host the ADFS database for the following reasons Administrators can leverage the high availability features of SQL Server Return to ADFS Configuration wizard, create the Group Managed Service account for ADFS On the domain controller run the following commandĪdd-kdsrootkey –effectivetime ((get-date).addhours(-10)) Its recommended to use gMSA account for ADFS service, to create one follow the below steps Upload the ADFS certificate, you can use wildcard public certificate or a named certificate with the FQDN of the ADFS farm, here we are using a named SSL certificate

Azure AD Connect is configured and sync is healthyįrom the Server Manager add role and feature wizard select Active Directory Federation Services then nextĬreate your first ADFS server farm server.

Request a public certificate for ADFS STS.

Create an external DNS A record for the STS.

Public IP for publishing the ADFS service through your firewall.

Install or use existing ADFS servers and WAP/ADFS proxy servers.

Exchange 2013 or Exchange 2016 with the latest updates/CU.

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