Configuring ADFS v2.0 for Office 365
1 Here are the steps i followed for configuring ADFS for Office 365 (see my previous post for installing ADFS)
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Click, Start, Admin Tools, ADFS 2.0 Management |
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Click ‘ADFS 2.0 Federation server Configuration Wizard’ |
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Click ‘Create a new Federation Service’ unless you want to join you server to an existing federation server farm |
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Select ‘Create a new Federation Farm’ Note: You create an Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS)-enabled Web server farm when you want to balance the load of incoming federated access requests that are made to one or more protected applications. The obvious benefits that can be obtained from a Web server farm are fault tolerance for the hosted applications and a possible increase in client-side browser performance. To client computers, the Web server farm performs like a single Web server servicing a highly scalable federated application. For more details see – When to Create a Web Farm |
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Select the SSL certificate name and Federation name specified earlier when creating the SSL certificate |
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Review the results and close |
Written by Daniel Kenyon-Smith
Comments
Anonymous
January 01, 2003
You must deploy AD FS 2.0 on a Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2 server, you can download the module from here - www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx and then install the Update Rollup 1 for Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) 2.0 from here - support.microsoft.com/.../2607496. Thanks DanAnonymous
August 09, 2012
Thanks Dan for the detailed article! I would like to know if AD FS on Server 2003 can be used with Office 365. Please let me know. Thanks!