Implement Windows Server 2019 Identity Federation and Access Solutions
This course will teach you about Active Directory Federation Services in Windows Server 2019. You’ll learn about installing and configuring ADFS, as well as publishing applications to the internet using Web Application Proxy.
What you'll learn
Active Directory Federation Services allows you to authenticate users to internally hosted applications, and federate your authentication services with other organizations. In this course, Implement Windows Server 2019 Identity Federation and Access Solutions, you’ll learn about Active Directory Federation Services. First, you’ll explore how to install ADFS in Windows Server 2019 environment, or how to upgrade from a previous version of ADFS. Next, you’ll discover how to configure ADFS to use a variety of authentication methods, like Azure MFA, Certificate Authentication and Windows Hello for Business. Finally, you’ll learn how to publish internal applications to the internet, protected with ADFS authentication, using Web Application Proxy. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to deploy and configure ADFS for your organization.
Table of contents
- Version Check 0m
- Understanding Active Directory Federation Services 8m
- What’s New in ADFS 2019 3m
- The Lab Environment 3m
- Understanding Certificates for ADFS 3m
- Generating the ADFS Service Certificate 7m
- Installing ADFS 2019 9m
- Understanding the ADFS Upgrade Process 2m
- Upgrading an ADFS 2016 Environment to ADFS 2019 11m
- Exploring the ADFSHelp Website 6m
- The ADFS Diagnostics Analyzer 4m
- The ADFS Rapid Restore Tool 6m
- Understanding Claims in ADFS 10m
- Single Sign-on and Federation with WS-Federation and SAML 8m
- Modern Authentication with OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 9m
- Understanding Application Groups 8m
- Create a Sample ASP.NET Core App for Testing Claims 6m
- Configuring an Application Group in ADFS 4m
- Configuring and Examining Claims 4m
- Using Claims in Code in ASP.NET Core 6m
- Deploy the Sample Application to IIS 3m
- Custom Access Control Policies 2m
- Customizing HTTP Security Response Headers 5m
- Authentication Methods in ADFS 2019 5m
- Using Claims Provider Trusts to Federate with Other Organizations 12m
- Configuring Certificate Authentication 4m
- Demo Environment Configuration for Federation with Azure AD 8m
- Federating on-premises AD with Azure AD 7m
- Understanding Azure Multi-factor Authentication with ADFS 3m
- Configuring Azure MFA with ADFS 2019 6m
- Using Azure MFA for Primary or Additional Authentication 8m
- Understanding Device Registration and Authentication 8m
- Understanding Windows Hello for Business (WHFB) 4m
- WHFB Demo: Hybrid Azure AD Join Device Registration 5m
- WHFB Demo: Configuring Key Trust Deployment 11m
- WHFB Demo: Provisioning and Additional Steps 9m
- Password as Additional Authentication Method 2m
- Customizing the ADFS Sign-in Page 3m
- The Risk Assessment Model and Custom Plugins 3m
- Configuring a SQL Server Attribute Store 5m
- Understanding Web Application Proxy 7m
- Install and Configure Web Application Proxy 7m
- Publishing Applications with Web Application Proxy 3m
- Publishing a Claims Aware Web Application 4m
- Publishing a Windows Integrated Authentication Application 7m
- Extranet Smart Lockout in ADFS 2019 3m
- Course Summary 2m
About the author
Neil has worked on everything from early mobile .NET compact framework apps to modern Azure based web apps during his years in IT. As a developer and architect, he has focused on .NET and JavaScript application development, security, and hosting across a variety of Microsoft platforms, including ASP.NET, SharePoint, and Dynamics CRM. Neil has several Microsoft Certifications, including MCPD, MCSA, and MCSD.