APP ID URI: Use ADFS Farm Name]/adfs/services/trust, where “” is the DNS name of the ADFS farm to which users should be redirected.For example, if your ADFS farm name is “”, then you would enter for this value. SIGN-ON URL: Use ADFS Farm Name]/adfs/ls, where “” is the DNS name of the ADFS farm to which users should be redirected.Type the following values on the next page of the wizard to add an application:.Type a name for the application and define it as a web application.Click on Add an application my organization is developing.Click the ADD button to create a new application.Click on Applications in the top navigation.Click on the name of your Active Directory tenant in the main pane.Click on Active Directory in the left navigation.In this step you’re going to add your on premises ADFS server as an application in your Azure AD directory. STEP 2: Add ADFS as an Application in Azure AD I’m not really going to cover this in any detail here because a) I think there are lots of places out there where you can find this info and b) it would really bloat this post and it’s going to be a little long as is. STEP 1: Set up DirSync between Your On Premises Active Directory and Azure AD I’ll supply the steps, you supply the patience. Fortunately this all quite possible, but there are quite a few steps, so it just takes some patience. Thus the questions about using ADFS instead. However, as most folks know ACS is coming off the Christmas card list as it starts a slow spiral downwards to deprecation and irrelevance. Now I had blogged about how to do this with ACS some time ago ( ).
The question is about how you can connect your on premises SharePoint farm to Azure Active Directory (AAD) using ADFS. I had someone ask me about this topic a couple times in the last few weeks so I decided it was time to spin up another blog post.
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