Migration
Are you looking for information about migration in Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365? In this archive you will find all our posts about Migration.
Microsoft Entra Connect: Migration to Application Based Authentication (ABA)
With the introduction of Application Based Authentication (ABA), Microsoft introduces modern authentication mechanisms to Microsoft Entra Connect. Previously, the synchronization service used a service account with a locally stored password to sign in to Microsoft Entra ID, an approach considered outdated and potentially vulnerable from a security perspective.
Microsoft Entra ID Protection: Protect Identities, Detect Risks and Mitigate Threats
Protecting our identity is crucial. The threats we face online are becoming increasingly sophisticated and refined, making the security of our identity a central challenge. Microsoft Entra ID Protection offers a robust solution to address these challenges.
Migrate Legacy MFA and SSPR Policies to Authentication Methods in Microsoft Entra ID
Microsoft announced that the legacy policies for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) will no longer be supported after September 30, 2025. We need to migrate the legacy MFA and SSPR policies to the authentication methods in Microsoft Entra ID.
Seamless Upgrade of Windows Server on Azure: Best Practices and Step-by-Step Guide
Microsoft Azure supports in-place upgrade to Windows Server 2019 and Windows Server 2022. All data, server roles and settings are taken over in the process. For a successful in-place upgrade there are a few requirements. This guide shows how to successfully perform a direct upgrade to a newer Windows Server version.
Azure AD Connect: Migration from Passthrough Authentication (PTA) to Password Hash Synchronization (PHS)
Migrating from Passthrough Authentication to Password Hash Sync (PHS) synchronizes passwords from the on-premises Active Directory instance to Azure AD. This is a considerable gain in convenience for users. From now on, they can sign in with the same credentials (user name, password and optionally with multi-factor authentication).This increases productivity and at the same time reduces user support costs.