Identity with Windows Server 2016, Part 6 of 6: Federation Services

This course is about implementing Active Directory Federation Services. The foundation of service that provides the ability to extend single sign on across organization and platform boundaries. It starts with an overview of AD FS and components and scenarios both hybrid and the cloud. Next we'll talk about rights management services. AD RMS provides protection to digital content stored on servers or emails or in SharePoint document libraries. Finally, it will discuss deploying it and installation and then finally protecting content through templates. This course contains the following lessons:

Lesson 1:

• What Is Identity Federation
• Federation Benefits
• AD FS Components
• Additional AD FS Terms
• Identity Federation Scenarios
• Business to Business Scenario
• Business to Employee Scenario
• Business to Consumer Scenario
• New Features in Windows Server 2016.

Lesson 2:

• AD FS Requirements
• Server Roles
• Planning High Availability
• AD FS Claims
• AD FS Claim Rules
• Trust Relationships
• Installing AD FS
• Demo: Installing AD FS
• Demo: Configure Federation Server
• Configuring Partners
• Home Realm Discovery
• Managing AD FS
• Managing AD FS.

Lesson 3:

• Introducing the Web Application Proxy
• Web App Proxy and AD FS Proxy
• Authentication Methods
• Publishing Software.

Lesson 4:

• Introducing AD RMS
• The AD RMS Difference
• AD RMS Components
• Certificates and Licenses
• Protecting Content
• Consuming Content
• Azure RMS.

Lesson 5:

• Deployment Scenarios
• Installation Overview
• AD RMS Configuration
• Demo: Install AD RMS Cluster
• AD RMS Management
• External Sharing.

Lesson 6:

• Rights Policy Templates
• Configuring Templates for Offline Use
• Demo: Configuring Templates
• Exclusion Policies.