Christopher Chapman | MCTContent PM, Microsoft Learning, PDG Planning , Microsoft

Understanding Active Directory

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Microsoft Virtual Academy

Active Directory Federation Services(AD FS)

Module Overview

• AD FS Overview• AD FS Deployment Scenarios • Configuring AD FS Components

Lesson 1: AD FS Overview

• What Is Identity Federation? • What Are the Identity Federation Scenarios? • Benefits of Deploying AD FS

What is Identity Federation?

An identity federation:

Identity federation is a process that enables distributed identification, authentication, and authorization across organizational and platform boundaries

Requires a trust relationship between two organizations or entities

Allows organizations to retain control of:Resource accessTheir own user and group accounts

What Are the Identity Federation Scenarios?

Federation for business-to-consumer or business-to-employee in a Web single sign-on scenario

Federation for business-to-business (B2B)

Federation within an organization across multiple Web applications

Benefits of Deploying AD FS AD FS provides the following benefits:

Works with Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) or Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS)

Extends AD DS to the Internet

Enables improved:Security and control over authentication Regulatory compliance Interoperability with heterogeneous systems

Demonstration: Installing AD FS• In this demonstration, you will see how to install the

Active Directory Federation Services Server Role

Lesson 2: AD FS Deployment Scenarios

• What Is a Federation Trust? • What Are the AD FS Components? • How AD FS Provides Identity Federation in a B2B

Scenario • How AD FS Traffic Flows in a B2B Federation Scenario • How AD FS Provides Web Single Sign-On • Integrating AD FS and AD RMS

What Is a Federation Trust?

Web Server

Account Partner Organization

Resource Partner Organization

Resource Federation Server

Account Federation Server

AD DS

Federation Trust

What Are the AD FS Components?AD FS Components:

AD FS Web Agent

Resource Federation Server Proxy

Account federation server

AD DS domain controllers

Account Federation Service Proxy

Resource Federation Server

How AD FS Provides Identity Federation in a B2B Scenario

Contoso

Online Retailer

Resource

FederationServerAccount

Federation Server

AD DS Account

Federation Server Proxy

AD FS-enabled Web Server

Resource Federation Server Proxy

PERIMETER NETWORK

INTRANET FOREST

Federation Trust

How AD FS Traffic Flows in a Business to Business Federation Scenario

Web Server

Resource Federation Server

Account Federation Server

AD DS

Federation Trust

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Contoso

Online Retailer

Lesson 3: Configuring AD FS Components • Federation Service Configuration Options• What Are AD FS Trust Policies? • Demonstration: Configuring the Federation Services

for an Account Partner• AD FS Web Proxy Agent Configuration Options • What Are AD FS Claims?

Federation Service Configuration Options

To implement the federation service:

Create and configure applications

Create a trust policy for both the resource and account partners

Create organizational claims

Create account stores

What Are AD FS Trust Policies?

Resource partner trust policies include: Token LifetimeFederation Service URIFederation Service endpoint URLThe option to use a Windows trust relationship for this partner

Trust policies are the configuration settings that define how to configure a federated trust and how the federated trust works

In addition, the account partner trust policies include:

Location for a certificate to verify the resource partnerOptions for configuring how resource accounts are created

Demonstration: AD FS Initial Configuration

• In this demonstration, you will see how run the AD FS Management Snap-In and run through the initial configuration steps.

AD FS Web Proxy Agent Configuration Options

AD FS Web Proxy Agent Configuration Options:

Install the AD FS Web Agent on the IIS server• Windows Token-based authentication requires ISAPI

extensions• Claims-aware authorization can authenticate natively

with ASP.NET

Determine how to collect user credential information from browser clients and Web applications

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What Are AD FS Claims?Claim Type Description

Identity

• UPN: indicates a Kerberos version 5 protocol-style user principal name (UPN), for example: user@realm

• E-mail: indicates Request for Comments (RFC) 2822–style e-mail names of the form user@domain

• Common name: indicates an arbitrary string that is used for personalization

Group • Indicates membership in a group or role

Custom • Indicates a claim that contains custom information

about a user, for example, an employee ID number

Module Review and Takeaways

• Review Questions• Summary of AD FS

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