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ADFS 2012 R2 – Monitoring und Probe für Loadbalancer

by Stefan Denninger 31. May 2016 allgemein 0

Der ADFS Server ist ein sicher Dienst um Passwörter im eigenen Rechenzentrum zu belassen. Speziell bei Office 365 wollen viele Kunden so ein Setup haben.

 

Wie kann man nun einen ADFS Server ausfallssicher machen? UND auch im Monitoring sauber einbinden.

Dazu finden Sie alle Info hier:

https://newsignature.com/articles/federation-adfs-3-0-sni-support/

 

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