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ADFS setup with multiple domains

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I’m trying to setup a little proof of concept ADFS on 2012 R2. We’re going to develop our own app but I need to make sure ADFS works first to avoid chasing down any problems in our app that are caused by a misconfigured ADFS.

I’ve setup a sample site using the instructions from

http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/archive/2013/12/09/how-to-build-your-adfs-lab-on-server-2012-part-1.aspx

http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/archive/2013/12/23/how-to-build-your-adfs-lab-on-server-2012-part2-web-sso.aspx

and it seems to work when everything is on the same domain.

What I want to do is allow for SSO from a 2nd domain but I can’t figure out what to setup and where.

There is no trust between the two domains. What I’m trying to simulate is 3rd party connecting (I’ve skipped the proxy/dmz stuff for now, I just want to see if I can get this working)

My current setup is as follows:

Domain A:

- AD server

- ADFS server

- IIS server running the little claims app from the 2nd link

Domain B:

- AD and ADFS server on one machine

- Client joined to domain B

What I would like to do have a client on domain B browse to https://myapp.domainA.com and have B logged in automatically. Similarly, if a user on domain A goes to that same URL, it should also log them in automatically (which is does now)

Can someone help me figure out what to configure and where?

Thanks


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