We have a SCIM integration and provision groups and users from Azure AD to Snowflake. Is it possible to link these AAD groups with a local SF group?
I would like to link two groups to the local groups:
AAD_AccountAdmin -> AccountAdminm
AAD_SysAdmin -> SysAdmin
Is this possible?
If you mean synchronizing Azure AD groups to Snowflake, this is supported. You could configure the Mappings section with this document.
For more information about Azure SCIM Integration with Snowflake, please refer to here.
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In a specific user's section of Azure AD, there are two menu items that seem to mean the same thing to me even though the data is different. Can someone explain the difference between
Assigned Roles and Azure Role Assignments?
Assigned roles are Azure AD administrator roles, for accessing Azure AD and other Microsoft 365 platforms such as Exchange and SharePoint.
Azure AD built-in roles
Azure role assignments (may also be referred to as Azure RBAC roles) are for accessing Azure resources such as virtual machines, storage accounts, subscriptions, etc.
Azure built-in roles
Azure and Azure AD are different terms for 2 distinct platforms
Is it possible to manage users and groups using Terraform?
Operations such as MFA, user-types, Authentication methods, Registration, notification, User settings, group settings, and Device settings.
Is it possible to manage users and groups using Terraform?
Yes, you can use Terraform to integrate with Azure AD and manage users and groups in Azure AD. At the same time, Terraform supports a number of different methods for authenticating to Azure AD.
Please see:here.
Most of my customers have a split AD environment, they are logging into their machine via their local AD e.g. user1#domain1.net and accessing O365 with user1#fire.domain2.gov the UPNs do not match. The Azure tenant and Azure AD exist on the O365 UPN.
Only workaround we have found is to add the UPN fire.domain2.gov to the local AD object or add the O365 account to the local domain. Any other workarounds that might work and has anyone else ran into this?
I'm told Alternate login ID will not work. No, AltID is used with ADFS. There is no ADFS in La County anymore (Dan Jorenby)
We are trying to setup a deployment for an government entity in LA county where they already have a local Ad and AAD accounts for Office 365, but no sync is set between them. Do you have any suggestion on how he can bind them together to be able to use them in WVD?
In order to access your on-premises and Azure resources with single identity, you need to sync your user's objects from on-premises active directory to Azure Active directory via azure ad connect.
You need to create a custom domain in Azure in order to sync your user objects from on-premises to Azure.
Ex: you can configure a custom domain for fire.domain2.gov in azure. You can add the same domain name in on-premises by adding additional UPN suffix in Active directory domain and trust.
In order to get the detailed information check Article
Hi I'm following the steps outline into:
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/scim-azure.html
But I couldn't find any documentation explaining whether this user sync will affect my existing Snowflake users (the ones that have been created straight into Snowflake before the AD integration)
I believe the reference you are looking for is here:
See the note section of: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/scim-azure.html#enabling-snowflake-initiated-sso
"By default, Azure AD users provisioned to Snowflake using SCIM are
not assigned a password in Snowflake. This means that if SAML SSO is
configured in Azure AD, users will authenticate to Snowflake using
SSO.
SAML SSO is not a requirement if using SCIM to provision users and
groups from Azure AD to Snowflake. For additional options, see
Configure Azure AD single sign-on."
To enable Snowflake Initiated SSO
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/admin-security-fed-auth-configure-snowflake.html#label-enable-snowflake-init-sso
Snowflake support confirmed that the existing users are NOT affected by any SCIM integration and I tested it with success, nothing happens to the existing users.
How do I migrate an existing OU-structure from the old AD to the new Azure AD?
I have been trying to configure the Azure AD Connector Synchronization Tool for this but without success. Not sure what configuration it is supposed to have.
Anyone know? Thanks.
Do you mean the “old AD” is on-premise AD? In some ways, Windows Azure AD is an extension of the on-premise Active Directory, but not all features available in Azure AD. Azure AD does have a domain name, it does contain users and groups. It contains Service Principals, like on-premise AD, that represent applications. But there is no tree of domains, no trusts between domains or forests. Indeed there are no forests, no Group Policy, no OUs.
If you want to create OU, please try Azure AD Domain Services which supports to create custom Organizational Units and group policy in some limited way.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/active-directory-ds-features/