Azure AD Joined SSO Access to AD Joined Resources!

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[@RetrogueStreams]

You're like my little pocket career buddy, constantly putting out content directly related to my work. In a world where it's a real challenge to keep up with the trends and tech, you're delivering value like a boss. Thank you so much mate!

[@wesleygyger1210]

Well stated.

[@bauke-jandavids7532]

This came at the right time! Thank you! Just before a customer deployment. We removed hybrid join and used this instead. The AAD joined machines are able to access the SMB share required for the last non SaaS application. 👌🏻

[@TechTails]

EXCELLENT video. Only thing that confused a newcomer like me was your Demo. In it you were using a Server machine it seems to access Active Directory Users & Computers. Shoulda been clarified. I thought you had a server / client machine and when you showed you switching domains at the end of the demo I got even more confused because you used the same interface.

[@thedivinehairband]

This is the greatest video I've yet seen on your channel. This sort of situation is exactly where I want to be. Stuck with the hybrid join method right now. This could be my "ticket" to ditching that! 😆🤦

[@NTFAQGuy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@corybergstrom2116]

Great content, and great shirt! 🔥

[@ashisharya65]

Once again you have explained a topic in the most simplest way. Thanks John Savill 👏👏👏🙏

[@Semtx552]

brilliantly described. funnily enough this is the exact config we use in prod, i will refer my colleagues to this vid :)

[@marcuslarsson]

That is absolutely mind-blowing, I can't wait to implement this at my office.

[@davidgorman994]

Thanks John. This is exactly what I'm looking at in my organisation. This is definitely the way to go for us

[@nathansen1667]

This is absolutely brilliant! MS docos are good when you can find the right one to explain it (thanks for providing the link) and your video is a godsend in explaining it! I tried this out today and yep, I was blown away with how it works 😀

[@NTFAQGuy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lltagged]

Very well explained! Now the concept is clear to me. :]

[@tony6626]

Amazing video John and a real game changer seeing as nearly all the use cases i come across for HAADJ is to continue accessing files/printers on prem. This eliminates all of that!

[@NTFAQGuy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@praneshhn1090]

Awesome John , thanks for the video and detailed explanation....

[@amirabbasi2525]

Your explanation was very useful and understandable. Thanks.

[@CloudIdentity]

Great explanation of global SSO with Azure AD PRT and how you can get enterprise SSO when you have line of sight to onprem DCs

[@NTFAQGuy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@crltech8093]

Great Video John, this may help some of us smooth out our transition to the cloud 🙂

[@TheKGB]

i am guessing thar older version of AD Connect on our DC needs to be updated to latest for EntraID...

[@comahon2000]

Fantastic video. Given me a lot to think about.

[@oliverradcliffe7974]

I hope you keep making content until I retire 🤓

[@raymondcolijn8130]

Thank you very much!!!

[@expat64]

Loved it, as always, but while the MSFT doco likely explains it, I'd love you to have included a few words on how the user actually authenticates to AD (it has everything but the password in the ID token from AAD) to get the TGT initially, just to put a bow on the whole circle 😉

[@그냥-b2e4i]

always good video

[@Sound.wave_]

Thanks!

[@CyberPro-arun]

Good video buddy