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Does anyone have any recommendations on a decent company to help setup our password sync and potentially single sign on?

 

I put a new domain in over the summer and disabled the link to the old one (so all the O365 exist in cloud). Im looking at getting it set back up now but I need to link our new accounts to the existing ones in the cloud without endangering the email or documents there.

 

Just can find the time to sit down and focus on it at the moment and Im getting sick on the kids who cant remember their passwords!! We're in South Wales so someone local-ish would be helpful and greatly appreciated!

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So you have accounts from your old ad in O365 and a new AD with new accounts for everybody on prem, and you want to connect the new AD accounts to the previously provisioned O365 accounts?
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Pretty much yes - will need to setup the syncing software, and connect for example jonesDavid123 on our new domain to the existing [email protected]

 

The actual account names will be the same.

 

I looked into this briefly before and it was something along the lines of creating a soft mapping to a user element other than the unique one that O365 usually use.

 

Edit: If someone has a link to a guide or something then that would be appreciated too!!

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Hi CamelMan, PM me for a chat about your requirements - I work for a Traded Service Department at an LEA, but we do external work. We've completed similar tasks for secondary schools, are are only just over the bridge!
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Where are the user mailboxes?

 

They are in the cloud if i understand the question correctly - our Office 365 environment is running as a self contained unit.

 

Really all I want is to link it up to our new domain for password authentication which we had previously, but I dont want to screw up anything existing!

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Thanks it looks a bit full on for what Im looking at for this - but will keep it in mind.

 

(Edit: in response to the IAM Cloud suggestions - the reply didnt follow the post!)

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Hey CamelMan, even though IAM Cloud seems a bit overkill, we've found it's actually stupidly cheap even if you only use the SSO, password sync, self-serve password reset etc. You don't need to run any extra servers/VMs either, so there's not much to manage. Does the job! Edited by iamLeon
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They are in the cloud if i understand the question correctly - our Office 365 environment is running as a self contained unit.

 

Really all I want is to link it up to our new domain for password authentication which we had previously, but I don't want to screw up anything existing!

 

What you are trying to do is almost identical to a process called called 'off-boarding' or a reverse hybrid implementation.

It is a pretty full on job. There are so I have heard, very very few people experienced in this process in the UK.

 

Off-boarding email from Office 365 to Exchange 2013 (Part 1) :: Exchange Online :: Office 365 :: Articles & Tutorials :: MSExchange.org

 

IamCloud seem to be claiming that they are leaders in AzureAD/Office365 so they might be a place to look.

 

MrBen may also be a good bet, as it seems to me that this sort of thing is likely to have been more often encountered by LA teams that in the commercial sector.

 

This is a shout for @apearce who probably can offer the best advice available on here.

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Hey CamelMan, even though IAM Cloud seems a bit overkill, we've found it's actually stupidly cheap even if you only use their SSO, password sync, self-serve password reset etc. You don't need to run any extra servers/VMs either, so there's not much to manage. Does the job!

 

Hey Leon - you dont work there do you? iamleon recommending IAMCloud, there is a Leon M working there as Director of Marketing?

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Hey CamelMan, I do indeed - if you've got any questions please feel free to ask. Sorry, if it was misleading. I should have been more transparent. I've updated my profile so there's full disclosure now.

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