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Isn't it fun to explain that to provide SSO to Office 365 you effectively need 8+ ADFS servers and a couple of pairs of load balancers (or NLB) spread across at
by clauretano 13y ago
Isn't it fun to explain that to provide SSO to Office 365 you effectively need 8+ ADFS servers and a couple of pairs of load balancers (or NLB) spread across at least two data center locations?[1]
At least now dirsync is 64-bit so they've removed the "don't run this on your ADFS server" bit.
[1]https://devcentral.f5.com/blogs/us/big-ip-and-adfs-part-1-ndash-ldquoload-balancing-the-adfs-farm-rdquo https://devcentral.f5.com/blogs/us/big-ip-and-adfs-part-1-nd...
- chayesfss 13y agoand there's the little part about adfs not including any integrated two-factor for external users. Someone can basically sit here all day and bang away at mail.google.com/a/doi.gov with accounts like Bob_Abbey@ios.doi.gov or Ken_Salazar@ios.doi.gov (just google @ios.doi.gov) and it'll never lock out access from your ip.