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Amit, <br />
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Sounds easy as Will said above, however it is not that easy, if you don't know about this product. First you need to understand how this product work or what is SSO or SAML.<br />

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I did NOT say this was an easy task.<br />
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Please read my comment...<br />

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<b>ADFS is a pretty involved process in of itself</b>. Microsoft has Outlined all of the high level steps that are required to get this up and running. See the Technet below...<br />

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Will.
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Amit,



> Sounds easy as Will said above, however it is not that easy, if you don't know about this product. First you need to understand how this product work or what is SSO or SAML.

I did NOT say this was an easy task.

Please read my comment...


> ADFS is a pretty involved process in of itself. Microsoft has Outlined all of the high level steps that are required to get this up and running. See the Technet below...


Will.

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We need to setup ADFS for internal\External presence. Not sure how to setup at all.<br />
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We have about 15 different domains, and some have zero trust relationships. Separate forest\domains.<br />
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Need to setup ADFS for internal\external use, and can you set OUs for each domain?<br />
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Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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We need to setup ADFS for internal\External presence. Not sure how to setup at all.

We have about 15 different domains, and some have zero trust relationships. Separate forest\domains.

Need to setup ADFS for internal\external use, and can you set OUs for each domain?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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