NPS Prerequisites
Difficulty: Intermediate
Duration: 1 minute and 51 seconds
Students: 236
Rating: 5/5
Extending and Monitoring Microsoft Entra ID MFA looks at how on-premises infrastructure can utilize Entra ID to provide multi-factor authentication. MFA is almost taken for granted in cloud-only scenarios and provides added security in an online world. This Lesson focuses on how existing Entra ID MFA can be integrated into an on-premises network. We start with a general overview of the external or remote user login process before moving on to a Microsoft-specific implementation. Then, we see what’s required to integrate Entra ID MFA with Active Directory authentication.
Learning Objectives
- Learn about the technologies involved in cloud-based MFA and on-premises Active Directory
- Learn the process flow of multi-factor authentication with on-premises infrastructure
- Set up the software to implement on-premises MFA
Intended Audience
- Those that want to know how to set up Entra ID verification with Active Directory
- Students preparing for the SC-300: Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator exam
Prerequisites
- Have a basic understanding of multi-factor authentication in the context of Entra ID
- The demonstration involves setting up and configuring software on a Windows Server machine. While not essential, familiarity with the Windows Server dashboard would be helpful
Covered Topics