Preparing our Set-MsolDomainAuthentication Command Building your PowerShell Command PowerShell Variable In this example, I’m going to federate my theidentityguy.ca domain.You might have some domains in a “Managed” state and some domains in a “Federated” state. You will see a summary of your domains including the current authentication setting. Once you are logged in, run the following command to view your Azure AD domains.Once you have MSOnline installed, then type the following to enter your Office 365 admin credentials and connect to Azure Active Directory:.If you don’t have the MSOnline module installed, you will need to install it.Launch Windows PowerShell from your start menu.Please Note: The sourceAnchor attribute is not visible using Postman to view all attributes. In the 20.10 connector, you can use any custom attribute to map the attribute. In connector 19.03.01, only the “sourceAnchor” attribute can be used to map the ms-DS-ConsistencyGUID. In the Directory Mapping Attribute, you need to map “sourceAnchor” to ms-DS-ConsistencyGUID: You need to use the Workspace ONE Access Connector version 19.03.01 or 20.10. Some special notes on the ms-DS-ConsitencyGUID: This becomes especially challenging if you using the ms-DS-ConsistencyGUID. Although its possible to do this without the connector, you will need to ensure Immutable ID is populated in Workspace ONE Access in the correct format. Its strongly recommended you use the Workspace ONE Access Connector to synchronize your users. Creating Users in Azure AD (ms-DS-ConsistencyGUID is used if using Azure AD Connect v11.5224 or later).We will walk through the process of federating your Azure domain with Workspace ONE Access and run through a few test cases. In this blog, I’m going to walk through configuring Workspace ONE Access as the Primary IDP for Office 365.
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