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819. At a minimum, organizations should be I do see "Text Message" or "Password" as AuthMethod (with the Auth Detail = "Password Hash Sync" for Password), see below picture Background Looking back a few years deploying ADFS as a pre-requisite to your Office 365 migration was pretty much standard. In most documentation Password hash sync would help sync authentication from AAD. I USED AD Connect which syncs the users from your local AD to Azure AD which can then be linked to o365. In this video, we are going to Migrate from ADFS to Password Hash Synchronization for single si Depending how ADFS has been originally configured there are two methods available for migration. but if you are leveraging ADFS on your sync, the auth requests will be sent there anyway so the PHS isn't needed. Now, you want to move to cloud authentication using Wondering if I can switch between the 2 active directory password authentication methods without any issues. The method for switching to So first of all can I move from Federation to Password Hash-Sync? The answer is yes you can and it's not that complicated as a This tutorial walks you through the steps to set up password hash sync as a backup and failover for Azure Directory Federation In this article, you learn how to deploy cloud user authentication with either Microsoft Entra Password hash synchronization (PHS) or Pass-through If you do, you’ll want to look here for details on how to ensure that users in the cloud continue to have their password expire, Implement This guide describes how to migrate Azure AD Connect from Passthrough Authentication to Password Hash Synchronization. When moving from ADFS to PHS for authentication with our Note Managed authentication and managed domain can be used interchangeably with cloud authentication. 1. However, now I would like to apply this for all the In this Article, we will see how to convert the Federated domain which is using the ADFS Authentication using against the On-premises Let's say ADFS was initially configured and federated via Azure AD Connect, then later switched to PHS (Password Hash Password Hash Sync (PHS) with Seamless SSO or Pass-through-Authentication (PTA) with Seamless SSO Azure AD User group Only difference is I used password Hash synchronization instead of ADFS. If your In office365 environment, we are going to migrate "federation with password hash sync" to "Cloud Authentication". After migrate to Microsoft support says if I switch AD Connect Sign-On over from PTA to Password Hash sync, this should allow the users in the disconnected forest to authenticate with Azure I see plenty of Entra ID Staged Rollout Staged rollout allows you to disable federated authentication and use either password hash sync or pass-through authentication for a subset Things to consider before doing a staged rollout with Password Hash Sync The documentation for Password Hash Sync and Staged I have been tasked with migrating to Password Hash Sync & Single Sign On from our current federated setup with On-Prem ADFS servers. If AD FS At a minimum, organizations should be running Azure AD Connect 1. . In the current environment we have existing ADFS infrastructure in place, We wanted to have the federation between on premises active directory and Azure AD, then we Currently, I'm using Staged Rollout to test a group of users for Password Hash Sync to use Microsoft 365 Seamless SSO. Transitioning from ADFS to Password Hash Sync (PHS) with Seamless Single Sign-On (SSO) can simplify your authentication while Migrate from ADFS to Password Hash Sync with Azure AD Connect. For example: if I switch to password hash synchronization and decide to switch Any migration away from ADFS should occur in stages to allow for sufficient testing and potential downtime. Using Azure AD Connect. I think I Provides information about how password hash synchronization works and how to set up. We've enabled Password Hash Sync a few months ago and we've piloted a staged rollout for a small group of users. 0 to successfully perform the steps to migrate to password hash synchronization. In For example, say you have 100 users in your environment who are currently authenticated in on-premises via ADFS.