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Thanks, Vasil! &nbsp;Very helpful as always. &nbsp;<br />
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So, with the B2B, you set up authenticated guest user access. &nbsp;I see specifically the linked article mentions app sharing. &nbsp;Does the policy setting also allow for defined group access to environment resources?
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Thanks, Vasil!  Very helpful as always.  

So, with the B2B, you set up authenticated guest user access.  I see specifically the linked article mentions app sharing.  Does the policy setting also allow for defined group access to environment resources?

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Is guest user access policy via B2B the best/only method for SSO for resource access between one AAD and another?
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Is guest user access policy via B2B the best/only method for SSO for resource access between one AAD and another?

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If we set up ADFS (subnets, storage pools, VMs, WAP etc) would we be able to federate between AAD in the more traditional sense. &nbsp;<br />
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I am really trying to understand what federation options are available to AAD. Thanks for any help.
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If we set up ADFS (subnets, storage pools, VMs, WAP etc) would we be able to federate between AAD in the more traditional sense.  

I am really trying to understand what federation options are available to AAD. Thanks for any help.

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Could someone please provide guidance on how to federate one Azure AD tenant with another? &nbsp;We have recently create a net new AAD environment and wonder about the steps in federating identity to another AAD environment. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks in advance for any advice or links!
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Could someone please provide guidance on how to federate one Azure AD tenant with another?  We have recently create a net new AAD environment and wonder about the steps in federating identity to another AAD environment.  

Thanks in advance for any advice or links!

How To Federate One Azure AD Environment to Another?

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