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Which two elements are required to allow single sign-on in Office 365? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution-Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. the Windows Azure Active Directory Sync tool D. an on-premises "source of authority" Active Directory server. The single sign-on experience is more complex to implement. It requires planning your account strategy and your on-premises hardware implementation. SSO consists of using either Active Directory synchronization with password synchronization or directory synchronization with…
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Which two elements are required to allow single sign-on in Office 365? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution-Choose two.)
Options
- Atwo-factor authentication
- Bseparate credentials for signing in to the on-premises domain and the Office 365 services
- Cthe Windows Azure Active Directory Sync tool
- Dan on-premises "source of authority" Active Directory server
How the community answered
(51 responses)- A8% (4)
- B20% (10)
- C73% (37)
Explanation
The single sign-on experience is more complex to implement. It requires planning your account strategy and your on-premises hardware implementation. SSO consists of using either Active Directory synchronization with password synchronization or directory synchronization with Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) 2.0. Both these access control options require an implementation of the Windows Azure Active Directory Sync tool. not B: Single sign-on experience. Your users type the same user ID and password that they use to access both their Active Directory corporate network and their Office 365 services.
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