Windows Server

Post-Deployment (configuration) of Active Directory Federation Service (ADFS) in Windows Server

Post-Deployment

Follow the steps below when you have successfully installed ADFS in Windows Server environment. On how to install ADFS, see https://techdirectarchive.com/2020/04/09/how-to-install-and-configure-active-directory-federation-service-adfs-in-windows-server/

configuration

Under the Post-deployment Configuration, click on configure the federation service on this server.

Active Directory Federation Service

– On the Connect to AD DS window, specify the domain credentials to connect to the AD DS

Windows Server

Under Specify Service Properties, Select the federation Name and the SSL certificate you imported into the certificate store.

Post-Deployment

Under the Specify Service Account. This message is prompted.

configuration

See how to create a KDS root key using PowerShell https://techdirectarchive.com/2020/04/09/how-to-create-a-kds-root-key-using-powershell-group-managed-service-accounts/

Use the Manage Service Account created yourdomain\gMSA
Click on Next and Next again.
– On the Review Options page, click on next as well. This will lunch the pre-requisite check

Active Directory Federation Service

If everything goes well, a pre-requisite success window is displayed.

ADFS

Click on Configure, this will display the installation progress bar and when complete display a result window as shown below.

Click on Close as shown above.

That is all 😉 You can now launch the AD FS Management Console from the tool as shown below

Please let me know via the comment session if you require additional information on Active Directory Federation Service.

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