

The wizard enables you to significantly simplify the configuration process. I choose the 2nd option to sync passwords to Azure AD with seamless single sign on (SSO).īeginning with version 1.1.819.0, Azure AD Connect provides you with a wizard to configure hybrid Azure AD join. Password Hash Sync (PHS) with Seamless Single Sign On (SSO).Pass Through Authentication (PTA) with Seamless Single Sign On (SSO).If your environment has managed domains (No federated) like my lab, hybrid Azure AD join supports with following options: Since we have on-prem domain controller without federation and SCCM 1802 in the lab ,we would like to explore Conditional access and co-management features and more on this. However, we wanted to try non-federated domain and see what changes are required to make it work.

In the production domain we had ADFS configured and hence we had no issues working with Hybrid Azure AD join. To setup Hybrid azure AD join ,you can either achieve it via managed domain (No ADFS) or federated domain (ADFS).


So to test Co-Management or Conditional access policy ,we would need hybrid Azure AD join working. We would also like to explore Conditional access policy that will help block non-domain joined windows 7 devices connecting to the test o365 environment. To test Co-Management for any domain joined devices ,we need to have Hybrid Azure AD Join else we cannot manage domain joined devices using intune and Configmgr. About a week ago ,I was exploring Co-Management and Office 365 in my lab.
