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UAG and AD FS are Better Together – Strong Auth to Cloud Based Applications
Today we will discuss a solution that provides the following functionality: You what to require your company external users to use strong AuthN when they access 3rd party trusted claims based...
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UAG and AD FS are Better Together – Publishing Non-Claims Based Applications
In article “UAG and AD FS are Better Together – UAG as AD FS Proxy” we explored how user authenticates to UAG portal via claims based authentication and then accesses claims based application...
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UAG and ADFS Better Together–Publishing Applications to Partner Organizations
In this scenario, our partner organization users access claims based applications published by our organization UAG servers. The partner users provide security tokens issued by the partner controlled...
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UAG and ADFS Better Together–Authentication via Azure ACS
This post discussing how it is possible to publish applications to Internet based users who authenticate to the UAG via one of the Internet Cloud Identity Providers, such as LiveID, Google, Yahoo or...
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Designing UAG and AD FS Solution
In the last many posts we looked at all kind of different topologies for UAG and AD FS configuration. Now, since we are armed with knowledge of different configuration options, we can put all of them...
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AD FS and UAG are Better Together–Example of a real Solution
In the last nine posts we reviewed different topologies and discussed some of the techniques on how to integrate these topologies together. In this post we’ll take a look at real example of a...
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Authentication Assurance and Claims Based Authentication
Authentication Mechanism Assurance is described in the following Microsoft publication: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd378897(v=WS.10).aspx. In this post I want to dig a bit more into...
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Authentication Assurance and Claims Based Authentication
Authentication Mechanism Assurance is described in the following Microsoft publication: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd378897(v=WS.10).aspx. In this post I want to dig a bit more into...
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Chaining Multiple STS
A few month ago I learned something about claims based authentication that I thought was not possible. Ever since starting working on federation solutions, and learning about it via training courses,...
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Custom HomeRealmDiscovery Page with AD FS 2.0
Recently I decided to dissect the structure of the default pages in AD FS 2.0 and see what can be done with creating slightly different look from its default look. I wanted to see what files control...
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13 Shades of Claims Based Authentication
With this post I’m going to kick off a series of posts that will cover different topologies in which claims based authentication can be used. We are all familiar with the classic model where the client...
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AD FS in Server 2012 R2
TechEd 2013 is happening right now and they are talking about upcoming exciting features in the upcoming Windows Server 2012 R2. There are many new features will be introduced in the next Server...
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Azure AD as IdP with AD FS as RP
A few weeks ago I mentioned that I’d like to do a series of posts about different topologies and capabilities with claims based authentication. Well, I decided to start with one of the last from the...
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Why use AAD as IdP via AD FS RP
In my previous post I showed to you how easy it is to configure Azure AD to act as Identity Provider to Relying Party applications via AD FS. There were questions about ability to configure...
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Azure AD as IdP via ACS and AD FS
So I’m somewhat on the roll here and last night recorded another quick thirty minutes demonstration for you guys. This one is very similar to the last one, we are still using Azure AD as an Identity...
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WAAD AS IdP
In my prior two posts I demonstrated how WAAD can be configured as IdP. In this post we document this on paper. The configuration is very simple, but so far I could not find it documented anywhere, so...
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Access O365 on Demand, Part 3
This is the third installment, please read the prior two posts (Part1 and Part2) to get up to date on what this is all about. So while the following solution will likely work as described, as far as I...
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Work Place Join Adventures
I’ve been working in my lab with Windows 2012 R2 AD FS and decided to test Work Place join functionality. I configured my AD FS with device registration. You can read it here on how to do that. I...
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Chaining Multiple STS
A few month ago I learned something about claims based authentication that I thought was not possible. Ever since starting working on federation solutions, and learning about it via training courses,...
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Custom HomeRealmDiscovery Page with AD FS 2.0
Recently I decided to dissect the structure of the default pages in AD FS 2.0 and see what can be done with creating slightly different look from its default look. I wanted to see what files control...
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