- Mastering Identity and Access Management with Microsoft Azure
- Jochen Nickel
- 146字
- 2021-07-02 12:57:27
Identity and password-hash synchronization including ADFS integration
With the implementation of the federation, all authentication is retained on-premises, and all passwords are stored on-premises only. All authentication traffic is redirected from Azure AD to the on-premises ADFS, which authenticates the user against a trusted AD domain. This scenario is commonly used in different company sizes if SSO is required and password-hash synchronization is prohibited due to \ security reasons.
The requirement is the usage of a federation service provider, such as ADFS in addition to Azure AD Connect in a highly available deployment.
The following diagram shows the identity and password-hash synchronization with ADFS scenario:
![](https://epubservercos.yuewen.com/1A2C27/19470381808825406/epubprivate/OEBPS/Images/c1ca8d1e-f95c-46e4-83c7-eb4f3a9d7eb4.png?sign=1739160154-t41fgurhUOwfRNrgbprCYsPuJokgsa0e-0-8d276e7e634598e92dc3dbc4b87a112a)
You can also combine the ADFS integration with password-hash synchronization to provide the capability if the on-premises infrastructure turns into an outage and users can still access their cloud services with their known password.