We currently
have a single ADFS server and a single ADFS proxy server setup to allow single
sign-on to our Office365 accounts. All works well. We are currently
setting up a separate ADFS farm with 2 servers for each that will give us come
geographic redundancy. Our hopes are to setup the separate environment
so that we can test it with our Symantec enterprise vault email archive.
Once everything is tested we'll configure to new ADFS farm to working
with Office365 and retire the old stand alone ADFS servers. During setup
we're getting a messages about enabling SPN for the ADFS service account.
We're using the same ADFS services account that is used for the stand
lone ADFS servers. The stand alone environment was setup by the previous
admin and apparently SPN wasn't configured for the account. What I'd like
to know is if we setup SPN for the ADFS account do we risk breaking our current
stand alone ADFS environment and causing issues with single sign-on to our
Office365 account?<
have a single ADFS server and a single ADFS proxy server setup to allow single
sign-on to our Office365 accounts. All works well. We are currently
setting up a separate ADFS farm with 2 servers for each that will give us come
geographic redundancy. Our hopes are to setup the separate environment
so that we can test it with our Symantec enterprise vault email archive.
Once everything is tested we'll configure to new ADFS farm to working
with Office365 and retire the old stand alone ADFS servers. During setup
we're getting a messages about enabling SPN for the ADFS service account.
We're using the same ADFS services account that is used for the stand
lone ADFS servers. The stand alone environment was setup by the previous
admin and apparently SPN wasn't configured for the account. What I'd like
to know is if we setup SPN for the ADFS account do we risk breaking our current
stand alone ADFS environment and causing issues with single sign-on to our
Office365 account?<