Currently AD is in on-premises & Authentication is in place for this Application.
I would like to migrate this ASP.Net application(from on-premises) to Azure VM(IaaS). How this authentication & Authorization of this application can be done when one AD is in On-premises & other AD is not existing in Cloud?
In order to access on-prem resources, you will need to establish a site-to-site VPN between Azure and your on-prem datacenter.
See this link for more information.
The other option is to use ADConnect to sync AD(on-prem) with Azure Active Directory. You would then have to update you application to use Azure Active Directory as an authentication source.
See this link for more information.
Lastly, you could try using Azure AD Domain Services to act as an AD in Azure and keep the authentication the same in your application.
See this link for more information.
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I have an on-premises Windows server 2022, which is running AD DS, NPS and DHCP. I also have Azure AD subscription, where my users are located. I would like to keep my users database (AD) in the cloud, since currently, I do not have any backup solutions and it is easier for me to manage. I want to have ieee 801.x on premises, as well as VPN service. Is it possible to force the NPS to authenticate against the Azure AD, where all my users are located? If yes, how can this be done?
I know that Azure AD Connect provides hybrid integration, but from what I read, it is only one way, i.e from on-premises AD to cloud synchronization, but not the other way around.
Yes, you are correct that the synchronization is only one-way and the workarounds currently are to use use PowerShell export/import or use a third-party tool. In the NPS article you linked, the on-premises users ultimately authenticate against Azure MFA. The NPS extension acts as an adapter between RADIUS and cloud-based Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication to provide MFA for the federated or synced users. Your cloud users would just use regular Azure MFA without needing that adapter.
The most common workaround for the user writeback scenario is to create a PowerShell script that scans Azure AD regularly, finds the users in Azure, and then creates an on-premises user with the attributes in Azure AD.
The regular user writeback feature is on the roadmap and actively being worked on though. I've asked for an update from the PG and will edit this post once it is available.
For cloud VPN options, see: Azure AD Authentication - Open VPN.
Using the ADFS activity report to migrate our applications to AAD. Everything shows as Ready.
But how do you import the ADFS configuration into a new enterprise application?
Or do you need to create everything from scratch?
You can find the image below for your reference, it shows the ‘Dropbox’ application as ready for migration from ADFS to Azure AD: -
Dropbox
• You don’t need to import ADFS configuration into a new Enterprise application for ‘Dropbox’ as its application federation configuration is already imported and made available for Azure AD users for smooth SSO authentication purposes in Enterprise application gallery. The image as posted by you regarding Dropbox application import into Azure from ADFS confirms that Dropbox is available for migration in Azure AD and its relative setup is a matter of few clicks and configurations.
• Also, the message in the image posted by you is only displayed for those applications that are readily available in Azure AD Enterprise applications and not legacy applications (applications that are not SaaS apps and need to be setup manually in Azure AD enterprise applications as a non-gallery app). When ADFS Health Connect communicates with Azure AD and syncs the relying party trust information from ADFS on-premises server, Azure AD compares it with the ready, available and Integrated SaaS applications in its gallery to be provisioned in the respective Azure AD tenant through the ‘create’ option. Similarly, when you do this provision/create ‘Dropbox’ SaaS application from Enterprise application gallery, it detects automatically through the ADFS Health Connect activity report that ‘Dropbox’ is configured as a federated RPT in the synced on-premises ADFS server and asks the user to migrate it to Azure AD.
For more detailed information on migrating Dropbox application from ADFS to Azure AD, please refer to the link below which discusses setting up of SSO authentication through SAML in Azure AD.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OThlTA239lU
we have an Infrastructure for one customer in Azure which require many configurations like MFA with VPN and Remote Desktop (this one is the reason why I'm confused with Azure AD).
The installation should be only in Azure, that's mean there is no local AD which could be synced to it.
I've created an seperated Azure Directory for them and configured an AD DS inside it so I can join the Azure VMs to it.
My problem here is I was asked to configure MFA for remote desktop users along with the VPN connection. The requirement the MFA that I should install an local NPS with MFA Extenstion and the local AD users should be synced with Azure AD. Which in my case it's not possible to do it since there is no local Network for this customer.
This problem as I understood is because that we don't have permissions to administrate Azure AD DS Active Directory and by this we can't register the NPS with MFA Extension with it. here are some Links related to this topic:
Request to Support NPS/RADIUS for Azure AD Domain Services
Integrate Remote Desktop Gateway with Azure MFA
Integrate VPN with Azure MFA
My question here is:
1) the seperated Azure AD for this tenant is a good Idea? Is it not better to just create an Azure AD Domain Services inside our Company Azure AD and sync the required groups to it? what is the best practice for this situation?
2) In order to use the Azure MFA here, what should I do? is there any other option in Azure to implement such a scenario?
I will be glad for any help or explaination.
I am working on application where authentication is done by Web service which further calls our organisation AD service to authenticate.
Now I want to move my application to Azure but problem is my web service is not exposed outside organisation. So I can't use web service on Azure to authticate.
Then I searched for Azure AD and found that Azure AD it self provides authenticate and store users data to their data center.
How can I integrate my organisation AD account to Azure AD ?
You are probably looking for Azure AD Connect. See
Integrate your on-premises directories with Azure Active Directory
I have Windows server 2016 VM running, so how can I give all the O365 users permissions to login in this VM using their O365 credentials only. Is there any way to do this and please provide link as well so that I will go through with the link.
In every link I am getting how to Sync on-prem AD with Azure AD. so please provide some other link.
By default, we can't use Azure AD users to login Azure VM directly.
How can I give all the O365 users permissions to login in this VM
using their O365 credentials only. Is there any way to do this and
please provide link as well so that I will go through with the link.
Do you mean you want to use Azure AD users to login Azure VM?
If you want to connect remotely to machines joined to the domain via Remote Desktop, you should use AAD DS(Azure AD Domain Services). More information about AAD DS, refer to the link.
In every link I am getting how to Sync on-prem AD with Azure AD. so please provide some other link.
To Sync on-prem AD to Azure AD, we need to install Azure AD connect, more information about Azure AD connect, refer to the link.