I’ve recently been asked by a colleague who wanted to know how they can score an A+ on www.securityheaders.com with a Windows Server 2019 AD FS WAP server that is exposed to the internet. It has been a while since I’ve configured one so I
Problem You’ve successfully completed configuring Freshservice with your on-premise ADFS so users can use their Active Directory credentials to log into the portal as per the following documentation: Configuring ADFS for Freshservice with SAML 2.0 https://support.freshservice.com/support/solutions/articles/226938-configuring-adfs-for-freshservice-with-saml-2-0 However, upon successfully entering Active Directory credentials to the
Problem You have AD FS (Windows Server 2019) claims-based authentication configured for Exchange Server 2019 Version 15.2 (Build 464.5) OWA (Outlook on the Web) and has had it working in production for months but received complaints from users that the following error is presented after
I was recently asked to configure Zoom with ADFS and found certain parts of the following documentation provided by Zoom: Configuring Zoom With ADFS https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/202374287-Configuring-Zoom-With-ADFS … a bit confusing so I would like to write this post to provide a clear example of the settings
I’ve recently worked with a client who had no plans to move away from their on-premise Exchange Server 2019 due to regulations they had to abide to and was interested in leveraging their on-premise AD FS (Active Directory Federation Server) for clients to use claims-based
To continue from my previous post: Configuring a Citrix ADC / NetScaler to provide AD FS (Active Directory Federation Services) WAP (Web Application Proxy) service https://blog.terenceluk.com/2020/06/configuring-citrix-adc-netscaler-to.html I had completed the configuration of a virtual server that directed external inbound AD FS traffic via SSL_Bridge to
One of the clients I recently worked with was trying to move away from using their Citrix ADC / NetScaler appliance for authenticating Office 365 services because the federation between the appliance and their Azure AD prevented them from configuring hybrid Azure AD join as
One of the methods for providing authentication for Office 365 services is to redirect users back to an on-premise AD FS (Active Directory Federation Services) portal so that authentication can be handled by the local infrastructure with Domain Controllers. Some organizations prefer this route because
One of the common questions I get asked from my colleagues during their deployment of AD FS has been the following error they are presented with when they attempt to access the AD FS password update page after a new deployment: https://fs.contoso.com/ADFS/portal/updatepassword/ fs.contoso.com An error
I recently received a question from someone who had issues setting up a monitor on his Citrix ADC / Netscaler appliance and who had come across my previous blog post: Configure Citrix ADC to load balance Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) on Windows
