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Hi;
I am configuring a AD FS Proxy (WAP) on Windows 2012 R2 server, the default https port is 443 and I want to use port 8443 instead of port 443 for the https traffic coming in from my 3rd party hosted cloud system. My understand that I need to issue Set-ADFSProxyProperties -HttpsPort to change but when I issue this command, I got "The term 'Set-ADFSProxyProperties' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet..."
This is a AD FS Proxy server, so I do not install the complete ADFS. What can I do to install the PowerShell cmdlets for me to complete the following execution.
Get-ADFSProxyProperties
Set-ADFSProxyProperties
I had run the following command to add the NuGet package onto my ADFS Proxy server but not working for those command above.
Install-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -RequiredVersion 2.8.5.208 -Force
Import-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -RequiredVersion 2.8.5.208
How can I list if "Get-ADFSProxyProperties" cmdlet and "Set-ADFSProxyProperties" cmdlet is available in my PowerShell?
Thanks!
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Where did you get the cmdlets Get-ADFSProxyProperties and Set-ADFSProxyProperties. I did found some informationen on Microsoft Learn. But this are only for Windows Server 2008 and for AD FS version 2.0. With Windows Server 2012R2 AD FS/WAP is published with AD FS Version 3.0.
As far as I know you can only change the default port at the installation of WAP. The installation must be done using over cmdlet Install-WebApplicationProxy. A change of the port is after installation not possible. I have not found a parameter for Set-WebApplicationProxyConfiguration.
I am curious on why you'd like to change the port? :)
My tip is that there is only one fixed ip address. So he will configure Port Address Translations (PATs) for the different applications. :-)
thank you!
thanks!
I will try to reinstall the WAP with Powershell command. Yes, I have one static public ip only.
If I am using a SaaS service from 3rd party, can the user to be authenticated through the WAP? Or it must be done on ADFS directly.
If I run a 2nd ADFS server on DMZ, what is the pro and con?
I will try to reinstall the WAP with Powershell command. Yes, I have one static public ip only.
If the circumstances allow, you could also use the WAP as a reverse proxy for the other applications that also use port 443
If I am using a SaaS service from 3rd party, can the user to be authenticated through the WAP? Or it must be done on ADFS directly.
The WAP operats as Reverse Proxy (AD FS Proxy) for the AD FS Serivce. The behavior is like design. You have to configure the SAML/WS-Fed IdP, etc... on the adfs servers.
If I run a 2nd ADFS server on DMZ, what is the pro and con?
I do not understand...What do you want to achieve with it?