This article helps Amazon Web Services (AWS) experts understand the basics of Microsoft Azure accounts, platform, and services. It also covers key similarities and differences between the AWS and Azure platforms.
aws azureThis post is about using AAD Connect to synchronise your On-Premises Active Directory accounts to Azure AD when you have a resource forest topology, with Exchange in one forest (the resource) and identity (the user account) in another forest.
windows sysadmin azureThe first and most straightforward method is changing the scope of Azure AD Sync to include the disabled accounts that reside in the Exchange resource forest. You won’t necessarily need to exclude the accounts with linked mailboxes that won’t synchronize, because Azure AD Sync considers these out of scope and therefor won’t cause duplicates in the Connector Space towards Azure Active Directory.
windows sysadmin azureIf you're a sysadmin who needs to deploy resources in Microsoft's Azure platform your choices have been limited to either the web portal or complex scripts. Today I want to highlight a set of new technologies that when combined together provide a way to move away from manual processes and complex scripts and instead produce a declarative, reusable, and easy to manage and maintain solution for deployment to Azure.
devops sysadmin azureThe agent uses System.Net to make web requests instead of Microsoft Windows HTTP Services. The configured Http Proxy address will be used to pass-through encrypted Https messages. Authenticated proxies (using HTTPBasic) are not supported.
sysadmin azureCovers the many various errors and failures that are encountered installing the Azure AD Connect Health Agent.
windows sysadmin azureThis topic (inter-cloud migrations), as you might guess, isn’t easily captured in a single blog post, nor, realistically in a series, so what I’m going to do here is provide some basics to consider.
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