Windows Server 2016: Active Directory Federation Services

Learn how to deploy and configure Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) and enable single sign-on authentication between organizations and domains.

Introduction

• Welcome
• What you should know

1. Install and Configure Active Directory Federation Services

• Prepare for AD FS installation
• Configure a new installation
• Upgrade and migrate workloads
• Claims-based authentication
• Create relying party trusts

2. Configure Authentication Policies

• Multifactor authentication
• Work with LDAP directories
• Integrate with Azure and O365
• Android and iOS device registration
• Integrate with Microsoft Passport

3. Implement Web Application Proxy

• Install WAP
• Initial configuration of WAP
• WAP in pass-through mode
• Internal and external FQDNs
• Configure AD FS for a web app
• Integrate WAP with AD FS
• Publish remote desktop gateway apps

4. Install and Configure Active Directory Rights Management Services

• RMS in Server 2016
• Configure the RMS licensor certificate
• Create and manage the SCP
• Manage RMS templates
• Exclusion policies for templates
• Back up and restore RMS

Conclusion

• Next steps