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Mastering Identity and Access Management with Microsoft Azure

You're reading from   Mastering Identity and Access Management with Microsoft Azure Start empowering users and protecting corporate data, while managing Identities and Access with Microsoft Azure in different environments

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785889448
Length 692 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Getting Started with a Cloud-Only Scenario 2. Planning and Designing Cloud Identities FREE CHAPTER 3. Planning and Designing Authentication and Application Access 4. Building and Configuring a Suitable Azure AD 5. Shifting to a Hybrid Scenario 6. Extending to a Basic Hybrid Environment 7. Designing Hybrid Identity Management Architecture 8. Planning Authorization and Information Protection Options 9. Building Cloud from Common Identities 10. Implementing Access Control Mechanisms 11. Managing Transition Scenarios with Special Scenarios 12. Advanced Considerations for Complex Scenarios 13. Delivering Multi-Forest Hybrid Architectures 14. Installing and Configuring the Enhanced Identity Infrastructure 15. Installing and Configuring Information Protection Features 16. Choosing the Right Technology, Methods, and Future Trends

Special handling for moving to a multi-forest Active Directory environment


Microsoft provides three main integration scenarios that can be used standalone or combined in a hybrid IAM architecture. The first scenario builds the cloud identity scenario which we have already discussed and implemented in the first chapters of the book. The next two scenarios are:

  • Synchronized Identities: Azure AD Connect with password synchronization

  • Federated Identities: Azure AD Connect and ADFS for federation and local passwords will be used

As you can see, the Azure AD Connect tool is always required for any hybrid scenario you drive. So we need to start the supported topologies so that you can move to a single or multi forest scenario combined with single or multiple Azure Active Directories.

Supported topologies

The following topologies are supported by Microsoft:

  • Single Forest mapped to single Azure AD

  • This scenario is a commonly used one. Single forest and a single instance of Azure AD. For this scenario...

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