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Microsoft Entra Connect Health provides robust monitoring of your on-premises identity infrastructure. It enables you to maintain a reliable connection to Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Online Services. This reliability is achieved by providing monitoring capabilities for your key identity components. Also, it makes the key data points about these components easily accessible.

Azure AD Connect is a tool for connecting on-premises identity infrastructure to Microsoft Azure AD. The wizard deploys and configures prerequisites and components required for the connection, including synchronization scheduling and authentication methods.[1] Azure AD Connect encompasses functionality that was previously released as Dirsync and AAD Sync. These tools are no longer being released individually, and all future improvements will be included in updates to Azure AD Connect.[2][3]

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With custom settings, the administrator can connect one or multiple Active Directory domains and forests and choose between password hash sync, pass-through authentication, and Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) for authentication. Custom settings also allows the administrator to choose sync options such as password reset write back and Exchange hybrid deployments.

The two sync applications offer overlapping but not identical functionality. In particular, Azure AD Connect cloud sync supports synchronizing from a multi-forest disconnected Active Directory environment (useful particularly in merger & acquisition scenarios) and using multiple provisioning agents (which can simplify high availability environments). However, unlike Azure AD Connect, it does not support either writeback or synchronization of customer-defined AD attributes.

I assume by setting the rules on the AAD connect will stop any changed pushed to Azure AD thus keeping users and passwords on Azure AD and not soft deleting them? and once cloud Sync kicks in it just takes over.

I tried using the new Azure AD Cloud sync but I don't see a way to connect and match the users since I use a .local domain. I already have my users in Azure Active Directory and when I tried to do a provision with the cloud sync to see if it would detect the existing user it created a new one with a .onmicrosoft.com user principle name and not the domain.com name. I looked more closely at the documentation and it looks like you can't use cloud sync if you are using .local on your domain.

Next, I set up a server to run Azure AD connect sync and went through a video to set it because I saw some examples online showing you could do this. However, just before I finished the setup I saw on the video the provisioning using that method also created a .onmicrosoft.com user and not a .com one.

As others have stated, it's all about the UPN. If the UPN matches your Azure AD tenancy you are golden. For example, company.local and company.com. Assuming your azure tenancy is company.com, either change UPN of Azure AD sync'ed resources to @company.com or you can leave them alone assuming they don't need to work with anything internet facing. Those will get @onmicrosoft labels in Azure.

What it appears I am seeing here is I can go to Active Directory Domains and Trusts and add an alternative UPN. Then I can go in to the users account and change their new UPN to the .com. That will then allow me to sync with AD connect.

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If your school is using Google Workspace or Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) as your identity provider, you can set up a direct connection to Apple School Manager to provide access to Apple services for your users. Azure AD can then authenticate users for Apple School Manager so teachers and students can sign in to their Managed Apple ID accounts using their existing Google Workspace or Azure AD credentials.

While connected to the Azure Percept DK Wi-Fi access point, your host computer will temporarily lose its connection to the Internet. Active video conference calls, web streaming, or other network-based experiences will be interrupted.

If your computer is connected to the dev kit's Wi-Fi access point, the IP address will be 10.1.1.1. If your dev kit is connected over Ethernet, use the local IP address of the device, which you can get from the Ethernet router or hub. If your dev kit is connected over Wi-Fi, you must use the IP address that was assigned to your dev kit during the Azure Percept DK setup experience.

If your dev kit is connected to a Wi-Fi network but you do not know its IP address, go to Azure Percept Studio and open your device's video stream. The address bar in the video stream browser tab will show your device's IP address.

The Host Name is your dev kit's IP address. If your computer is connected to the dev kit's Wi-Fi access point, the IP address will be 10.1.1.1. If your dev kit is connected over Ethernet, use the local IP address of the device, which you can get from the Ethernet router or hub. If your dev kit is connected over Wi-Fi, you must use the IP address that was assigned to your dev kit during the Azure Percept DK setup experience.

The next time you try to add an Azure cloud account to Deep Security Manager you will be shown a message suggesting that you upgrade to the new Resource Manager connection functionality. Basically, this new functionality allows Deep Security to connect to Azure virtual machines using the Resource Manager interface. As an Azure user, you are probably aware that the new Azure deployment model Resource Manager is now the default deployment model, replacing the classic model. Since new resources are deployed using this model by default, Deep Security is only able to display these VM resources on the Computers page if it is able to communicate with the Resource Manager interface. So, if you allow Deep Security to upgrade to this new functionality then VM resources deployed with either the Resource Manager deployment model or the classic deployment model will be visible on the Computers page.

In order to create an AD Connector, you must also provide a pair of DNS IP addresses during setup. These are used by AD Connector to retrieve Service (SRV) DNS records to locate the nearest domain controllers to route requests to. The AD connector proxy instances use an algorithm similar to the Active Directory domain controller locator process to decide which domain controllers to connect to for LDAP and Kerberos requests. 17dc91bb1f