The integrity of AD when used with Azure from Microsoft remains an open issue for many IT professionals. This is the era of the cloud – and most references to “hybrid
network” mean a network that operates with a combination of on-premises
and cloud-based services. This is also called a “hybrid cloud.” When you
have an on-premises directory service along with an Azure subscription
with Azure AD, you can integrate the two to simplify administrative
tasks and manage both cloud and on-premises applications, identities and
devices from one interface, and provide your users with an easier and
smoother sign-in experience with single sign-on.
The first step is determining which type of directory synchronization is best for your organization’s needs. Your options include directory synchronization (DirSync) with password sync, DirSync with single sign-on, or multi-forest DirSync with single sign-on. These use the DirSync tool, which makes a copy of the local directory and then propagates to the Azure AD. You install DirSync on a server that is a member of the domain, either an on-premises server or one running in Azure. Let us know your experience with Azure AD here at the Cloud and Cyber Security Center.
The first step is determining which type of directory synchronization is best for your organization’s needs. Your options include directory synchronization (DirSync) with password sync, DirSync with single sign-on, or multi-forest DirSync with single sign-on. These use the DirSync tool, which makes a copy of the local directory and then propagates to the Azure AD. You install DirSync on a server that is a member of the domain, either an on-premises server or one running in Azure. Let us know your experience with Azure AD here at the Cloud and Cyber Security Center.
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