Sync non-AD LDAP instance with Office365 / Azure AD
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(answering my own question)
It now seems like Microsoft has officially launched (in preview) an Azure AD Domain Services solution. This should theoretically allow third party directories to sync (over LDAP) with Azure Active directory to allow O365 credentials to log in to local applications that use that 3rd party directory.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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DrGecko almost 2 years
We have a non-AD LDAP environment that we wish to sync with our o365 Azure AD directory.
Is this currently possible with DirSync, AAD Sync or similar?
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DrGecko almost 9 yearsOK so it is in the pipeline, but not yet implemented? Do you know of any other alternatives for synchronizing this data without going down the full SAML SSO provider route?
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DrGecko almost 9 yearshi JimB thanks for your answer. Looking at the link provided in blaughw answer, it seems like it may not actually be in Azure AD Connect yet. Do you have confirmation that this functionality actually exists in this tool?
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blaughw almost 9 yearsWith PowerShell you can use a CSV of user attributes and create accounts "from scratch" in the cloud. This will not allow you to get password hash sync, must less identity federation.
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blaughw almost 9 yearsI would love to be wrong! :)
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Jesus Shelby almost 9 yearsAzure AD Connect is highly customized version of FIM - it doesn't currently support 3rd party connections. If you look at the connectors that ship with it it's only AD and O365. "Technically" you can probably create your own connectors - but you will need to bust out VS and code it. I have not had a chance to re-read the use agreement but that is probably in violation of it (B/C Microsoft would rater sell you FIM).
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raja almost 9 yearsSince connecting with FIM is no longer supported I doubt they are trying to sell FIM. I'm still looking to see if aad connect with ldap is available.