Migrate user accounts from Azure AD to on-premise AD The Next CEO of Stack OverflowReconcile Azure AD and On Prem AD using Azure AD SyncAzure Active Directory with On-Premises Dynamic CRMAzure AD and Azure Active Directory Domain Services: Sync? Migrate?Existing Azure AD Connect / existing AD on premises: sync?Sync AD from multiple on-premise server to Office 365Accounts are in Azure AD, we now have an on-premise server.Is there a way to create a user or change a password with on-prem AD and automatically force the Azure AD linked account to choose a new passwordAAD Connect and Domain Admin accounts - is it safe to sync them?Azure Connect “soft match” issuesMap Existing Office 365 user to new Azure AD user
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Migrate user accounts from Azure AD to on-premise AD
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowReconcile Azure AD and On Prem AD using Azure AD SyncAzure Active Directory with On-Premises Dynamic CRMAzure AD and Azure Active Directory Domain Services: Sync? Migrate?Existing Azure AD Connect / existing AD on premises: sync?Sync AD from multiple on-premise server to Office 365Accounts are in Azure AD, we now have an on-premise server.Is there a way to create a user or change a password with on-prem AD and automatically force the Azure AD linked account to choose a new passwordAAD Connect and Domain Admin accounts - is it safe to sync them?Azure Connect “soft match” issuesMap Existing Office 365 user to new Azure AD user
I saw a few questions related to the situation we're in but not the answer I needed;
So we're mostly a cloud based company (G suite, Azure AD etc.) Azure AD has too many limitations, we're going to work with new HR soft that wants a full fledged AD.
So the environment has been setup with Azure AD, all the computers (Windows and mac) are using Azure AD credentials to logon.
Now we would like to create a hybrid environment, I already figured that we will need to rebuild the AD - export Azure AD and recreate on premises AD and then sync with azure AD - now for the questions;
If we recreate the on premises AD - and sync with Azure AD - will this cause the user accounts to be still recognized, or will all workstations need to be reconfiguration to open a new session under the user account and then transfer the data? Or would it re-associate the same session?
One time password change would not be the end of the world.
But I remember from AD that if you delete an account, re-create an account with the same details it would be considered a new user, and it would create a new user folder and the old user session you would not be able to logon too. Would this be the same? and if so is there a work around?
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I saw a few questions related to the situation we're in but not the answer I needed;
So we're mostly a cloud based company (G suite, Azure AD etc.) Azure AD has too many limitations, we're going to work with new HR soft that wants a full fledged AD.
So the environment has been setup with Azure AD, all the computers (Windows and mac) are using Azure AD credentials to logon.
Now we would like to create a hybrid environment, I already figured that we will need to rebuild the AD - export Azure AD and recreate on premises AD and then sync with azure AD - now for the questions;
If we recreate the on premises AD - and sync with Azure AD - will this cause the user accounts to be still recognized, or will all workstations need to be reconfiguration to open a new session under the user account and then transfer the data? Or would it re-associate the same session?
One time password change would not be the end of the world.
But I remember from AD that if you delete an account, re-create an account with the same details it would be considered a new user, and it would create a new user folder and the old user session you would not be able to logon too. Would this be the same? and if so is there a work around?
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I saw a few questions related to the situation we're in but not the answer I needed;
So we're mostly a cloud based company (G suite, Azure AD etc.) Azure AD has too many limitations, we're going to work with new HR soft that wants a full fledged AD.
So the environment has been setup with Azure AD, all the computers (Windows and mac) are using Azure AD credentials to logon.
Now we would like to create a hybrid environment, I already figured that we will need to rebuild the AD - export Azure AD and recreate on premises AD and then sync with azure AD - now for the questions;
If we recreate the on premises AD - and sync with Azure AD - will this cause the user accounts to be still recognized, or will all workstations need to be reconfiguration to open a new session under the user account and then transfer the data? Or would it re-associate the same session?
One time password change would not be the end of the world.
But I remember from AD that if you delete an account, re-create an account with the same details it would be considered a new user, and it would create a new user folder and the old user session you would not be able to logon too. Would this be the same? and if so is there a work around?
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I saw a few questions related to the situation we're in but not the answer I needed;
So we're mostly a cloud based company (G suite, Azure AD etc.) Azure AD has too many limitations, we're going to work with new HR soft that wants a full fledged AD.
So the environment has been setup with Azure AD, all the computers (Windows and mac) are using Azure AD credentials to logon.
Now we would like to create a hybrid environment, I already figured that we will need to rebuild the AD - export Azure AD and recreate on premises AD and then sync with azure AD - now for the questions;
If we recreate the on premises AD - and sync with Azure AD - will this cause the user accounts to be still recognized, or will all workstations need to be reconfiguration to open a new session under the user account and then transfer the data? Or would it re-associate the same session?
One time password change would not be the end of the world.
But I remember from AD that if you delete an account, re-create an account with the same details it would be considered a new user, and it would create a new user folder and the old user session you would not be able to logon too. Would this be the same? and if so is there a work around?
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