ADFS 2.0 configuration with internal non routable domains.
dear all,
i have planned deploy ad fs 2.0 in organization but do not have knowledge impliment internal non routeable domains. scenerio is with following specifications.
1) 2 seprate forests
2) abc.local in forest a , zyz.local in forest b
3) have external routeable domains names cde.com , fgh.com
4) web server claim aware application in xyz.local domain
i want install ad federation server in each abc.local , xyz.local domains. dont know how configure external domains settings in federations server ad fs 2.0 settings want use internal ca's certificates. please me resolve issue have never seen any deployment scenerio along non routeable internal domain routable external domains.
please me in detail configuration of ad fs 2.0 , how certificates internal ca's deployment of above mentioned scenerio.
regads,
nadeem
hi,
as always, recommend following starting point. it’s filled lots of great content ad fs 2.0:
ad fs 2.0 content map:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/2735.aspx
this setup should straight forward, glitch name resolution once it’s mapped out, it’s not terribly difficult:
- server names sts_host.abc.local or sts_host.xyz.local
- need create cde.com , fgh.com zones on internal dns servers of abc , xyz, respectively
- federation server names external dns names , registered internal cde.com , fgh.com zones:
- sts.cde.com
- sts.fgh.com
- externally, names sts.cde.com , sts.fgh.com should resolve ad fs proxy names in dmz
- proxy servers use host file resolve internal ip address of sts.cde.com , sts.fgh.com
your ssl certificates subject match federation service names:
- sts.cde.local
- sts.fgh.local
if you're using farm implementation, sure spns registered correctly :
- setspn -a host/sts.cde.com abc\{service_account}
- setspn -a host/sts.fgh.com xyz\{service_account}
ad fs 2.0: how configure spn (serviceprincipalname) service account
hope helps!
best regards,
yan li
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