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Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Come Celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary!If a Windows shop moves “everything” to the cloud, does it still need Active Directory?AD DC in azure as the only DCAzure File Sharing with domain permissions?Remote Desktop Connection to Azure Server using Office365 User not workingAzure AD Users logging into Remote Desktop ServerLocal username Windows 10 Azure AD Microsoft 365Password reset not working because password writeback not working in portal.azure.comWindows 10 subscription activation for hybrid Azure AD joined devicesAzure AD migrating from cloud to on-premisesAzure Active Directory Domain Services Identity and Server Roles
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Long time reader. First time poster!
Im a sysadmin at a small company. We utilize Azure + Office 365 and use a cloud-first approach. All Windows 10 PCs are Azure AD joined (we have no local AD).
We have a Windows Server 2016 running a file share on-premises. I have setup Azure Active Directory Domain Services (AAD DS) and joined this server to AAD DS. This enables me to assign cloud users on file shares.
My problem is that users cannot use single-sign-on (SSO) to access this network share. They have to re-type the username and password (and save it in Credential Manager to persist) when accessing the network drive. It appears that no kerberos ticket is given by Azure AD to the windows 10 PCs.
How can i solve this? I want users to simply type \servershare and avoid typing user/password.
Is it really not possible to use Azure AD today without a local AD and get a good SSO-experience to local file shares?
Thanks!
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Long time reader. First time poster!
Im a sysadmin at a small company. We utilize Azure + Office 365 and use a cloud-first approach. All Windows 10 PCs are Azure AD joined (we have no local AD).
We have a Windows Server 2016 running a file share on-premises. I have setup Azure Active Directory Domain Services (AAD DS) and joined this server to AAD DS. This enables me to assign cloud users on file shares.
My problem is that users cannot use single-sign-on (SSO) to access this network share. They have to re-type the username and password (and save it in Credential Manager to persist) when accessing the network drive. It appears that no kerberos ticket is given by Azure AD to the windows 10 PCs.
How can i solve this? I want users to simply type \servershare and avoid typing user/password.
Is it really not possible to use Azure AD today without a local AD and get a good SSO-experience to local file shares?
Thanks!
azure cloud azure-active-directory azure-active-directory-ds
asked Apr 11 at 9:40
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Do the file shares need to be local? Azure files with AAD DS has functionality to assign AAD users rights to files
– Sam Cogan
Apr 13 at 16:23
We use the file share for our developers/production. They sometimes produce large amounts of data. For this reason a local file server made more sense (Most of our business data is located in OneDrive for business) To me its odd that no one else has this problem. Is it that odd to have a local file server but relying fully on Azure AD?
– northwester
yesterday
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Long time reader. First time poster!
Im a sysadmin at a small company. We utilize Azure + Office 365 and use a cloud-first approach. All Windows 10 PCs are Azure AD joined (we have no local AD).
We have a Windows Server 2016 running a file share on-premises. I have setup Azure Active Directory Domain Services (AAD DS) and joined this server to AAD DS. This enables me to assign cloud users on file shares.
My problem is that users cannot use single-sign-on (SSO) to access this network share. They have to re-type the username and password (and save it in Credential Manager to persist) when accessing the network drive. It appears that no kerberos ticket is given by Azure AD to the windows 10 PCs.
How can i solve this? I want users to simply type \servershare and avoid typing user/password.
Is it really not possible to use Azure AD today without a local AD and get a good SSO-experience to local file shares?
Thanks!
azure cloud azure-active-directory azure-active-directory-ds
asked Apr 11 at 9:40
northwesternorthwester
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Long time reader. First time poster!
Im a sysadmin at a small company. We utilize Azure + Office 365 and use a cloud-first approach. All Windows 10 PCs are Azure AD joined (we have no local AD).
We have a Windows Server 2016 running a file share on-premises. I have setup Azure Active Directory Domain Services (AAD DS) and joined this server to AAD DS. This enables me to assign cloud users on file shares.
My problem is that users cannot use single-sign-on (SSO) to access this network share. They have to re-type the username and password (and save it in Credential Manager to persist) when accessing the network drive. It appears that no kerberos ticket is given by Azure AD to the windows 10 PCs.
How can i solve this? I want users to simply type \servershare and avoid typing user/password.
Is it really not possible to use Azure AD today without a local AD and get a good SSO-experience to local file shares?
Thanks!
azure cloud azure-active-directory azure-active-directory-ds
azure cloud azure-active-directory azure-active-directory-ds
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Do the file shares need to be local? Azure files with AAD DS has functionality to assign AAD users rights to files
– Sam Cogan
Apr 13 at 16:23
We use the file share for our developers/production. They sometimes produce large amounts of data. For this reason a local file server made more sense (Most of our business data is located in OneDrive for business) To me its odd that no one else has this problem. Is it that odd to have a local file server but relying fully on Azure AD?
– northwester
yesterday
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Do the file shares need to be local? Azure files with AAD DS has functionality to assign AAD users rights to files
– Sam Cogan
Apr 13 at 16:23
We use the file share for our developers/production. They sometimes produce large amounts of data. For this reason a local file server made more sense (Most of our business data is located in OneDrive for business) To me its odd that no one else has this problem. Is it that odd to have a local file server but relying fully on Azure AD?
– northwester
yesterday
Do the file shares need to be local? Azure files with AAD DS has functionality to assign AAD users rights to files
– Sam Cogan
Apr 13 at 16:23
Do the file shares need to be local? Azure files with AAD DS has functionality to assign AAD users rights to files
– Sam Cogan
Apr 13 at 16:23
We use the file share for our developers/production. They sometimes produce large amounts of data. For this reason a local file server made more sense (Most of our business data is located in OneDrive for business) To me its odd that no one else has this problem. Is it that odd to have a local file server but relying fully on Azure AD?
– northwester
yesterday
We use the file share for our developers/production. They sometimes produce large amounts of data. For this reason a local file server made more sense (Most of our business data is located in OneDrive for business) To me its odd that no one else has this problem. Is it that odd to have a local file server but relying fully on Azure AD?
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Do the file shares need to be local? Azure files with AAD DS has functionality to assign AAD users rights to files
– Sam Cogan
Apr 13 at 16:23
We use the file share for our developers/production. They sometimes produce large amounts of data. For this reason a local file server made more sense (Most of our business data is located in OneDrive for business) To me its odd that no one else has this problem. Is it that odd to have a local file server but relying fully on Azure AD?
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