In this chapter, we will need to have an additional Azure AD, configured with Office 365, to test the different features. You already know how to create this configuration from Chapter 1, Building and Managing Azure Active Directory. Build this additional tenant with a minimum set of configurations. Basically, you'll need to have a custom domain verified and registered, and nothing else. Furthermore, you will need to install Visual Studio 2017 Community with the ASP.NET and web development workload on your administrative workstation:
To configure the Azure AD Domain Services LDAPS use case, you need to provide a public SSL certificate. You can use the procedure from Chapter 7, Deploying Solutions on Azure AD and AD FS, to generate certificates for your needs with Let's Encrypt solution. We'll...