Office 365: Implement Identities for SSO (Office 365/Microsoft 365)
1h 1mIntermediate2016-07-25
Authors
Sharon Bennett
Staff Author at LinkedIn focusing on Microsoft Azure and Office 365
Course details
Office 365 is a cloud-based set of services that allow corporate users to securely communicate and collaborate more easily in today's mobile world. Single sign-on ensures that they can easily transition from one service or app to another, creating a more seamless and productive user experience.
Here, system admins will learn how to implement and manage federated identities for single sign-on in Office 365. Microsoft Certified Trainer Sharon Bennett shows how to plan for an Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS), install the AD FS role on Windows Server 2012 R2, and install and manage AD FS proxy servers.
Note: This training course maps to the Implement and Manage Federated Identities for SSO domain for Microsoft Certification exam 70-346.
Learning objectives
Planning for AD FS
Sizing your infrastructure
Configuring clients
Installing the AD FS role
Managing your servers
Installing and configuring the AD FS proxy
Tips for taking Microsoft Certification exam 70-346
Here, system admins will learn how to implement and manage federated identities for single sign-on in Office 365. Microsoft Certified Trainer Sharon Bennett shows how to plan for an Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS), install the AD FS role on Windows Server 2012 R2, and install and manage AD FS proxy servers.
Note: This training course maps to the Implement and Manage Federated Identities for SSO domain for Microsoft Certification exam 70-346.
Learning objectives
Planning for AD FS
Sizing your infrastructure
Configuring clients
Installing the AD FS role
Managing your servers
Installing and configuring the AD FS proxy
Tips for taking Microsoft Certification exam 70-346
Skills covered
Identity and Access ManagementPersonal Productivity SoftwareOffice 365CybersecurityBusiness Software and ToolsMicrosoftDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - What you should know
- 03 - Exercise files
- 04 - Environment explained
1. Active Directory Federation Services Planning
- 05 - AD FS and why we need it
- 06 - How AD FS works with Office 365
- 07 - Implementation considerations
- 08 - AD FS implementation process
- 09 - AD FS topologies
- 10 - Planning for high availability
- 11 - How to size your infrastructure
- 12 - How to configure your clients
2. Install and Manage AD FS Servers
- 13 - Installation prep
- 14 - Install the AD FS role on your server
- 15 - Use the AD FS wizard
- 16 - Convert a standard domain to federated
- 17 - Manage your servers
- 18 - Add more servers
- 19 - Revert to a standard domain
3. Install and Manage AD FS Proxy Servers
- 20 - AD FS proxy requirements
- 21 - Install the AD FS proxy
- 22 - Configure the AD FS proxy
- 23 - Customize the AD FS proxy
Conclusion
- 24 - AD FS best practices
- 25 - Exam tips
- 26 - Next steps