Once enabled, these applications can support all the authentication methods available in AM. Outlook® 2016 and Skype for business 2016 support web browser authentication (passive flow) when modern authentication is enabled in O365.As Word, Excel and PowerPoint 2013 (Windows) and 2016 (Windows and Mac OS) authenticate through a web browser, these also support all the authentication methods available in AM.Sign on through a web browser (for example to access SharePoint® online) allows the user to authenticate with all the supported authentication methods in AM, such as Windows Desktop SSO (Integrated Windows Authentication), push authentication and multi-factor authentication (MFA).All the authentication features of AM are supported when the client can support authentication through a web browser, WsFederation Passive Flow: The authentication scenarios available are dependent on the client application and the features that are enabled in O365 and AM. Although WS-Federation is not as widely used as SAML2, it has the added benefit of supporting older Office applications, such as Outlook 2013 as well as third-party mail and calendar clients. This uses the WS-Federation standard to achieve federation as Microsoft no longer certify third-party IdPs using SAML2 in conjunction with their cloud platform. This article details the officially supported method for setting up AM to be an IdP for Azure and/or Office 365 (O365).
Readers recommend this article Introduction This article only applies if you are using authentication chains and modules. The purpose of this article is to provide information on configuring AM as an Identity Provider (IdP) for Microsoft® Office 365® and Azure® using WS-Federation. How do I configure AM (All versions) as an Identity Provider for Microsoft Office 365 and Azure using WS-Federation?
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