When it comes to hybrid AD setup, we have to work with whole different types of issues than on-premises AD environments. Azure AD is a managed service by Microsoft, so there is nothing we can do to manage its health. Therefore, most of the hybrid AD issues are related to connectivity, Directory sync or authentication methods (password hash, pass-through authentication, federated). The main…
There are 3 different methods which we can use to integrate on-premises Active Directory with Azure AD.
• Pass Password hash synchronization
• Federation using Microsoft AD FS or PingFederate
• Pass-through Authentication
All above methods allow on-premises users to use their existing domain user names and passwords in order to authenticate in to Azure AD integrated…
In my previous blog post, I explained how we can manage Azure AD users by using Azure Active Directory PowerShell for Graph module. In there I also shared many examples. You can access it via http://www.rebeladmin.com/2019/05/step-step-guide-manager-users-using-azure-active-directory-powershell-graph-module/
In this blog post I am going to show how we can manage Groups, using same…
Similar to the on-premises Active Directory, we also can use PowerShell to manage Azure Active Directory. Let's see why we should use PowerShell to manage Azure Active Directory.
Early bird access to features– Microsoft keeps releasing new features, bug fixes, updates, feature enhancements more frequently to Azure AD services than on-premises Active Directory. Microsoft releases…
