I am trying to set up my domain for Single Sign-On to Azure-Connected services (Primarily, SharePoint Online).
I have already run through the setup for Azure AD Connect and am currently able to synchronize my directory to Azure. I see my users in Azure and can sign in using an account. The next logical step for us is to enable Single Sign-On, so that our users are able to connect easier (our users are actually located on a subdomain, which is transparent to them and does not completely match their email addresses).
Problem is, during the setup of AD Connect, the option to Enable Single Sign-On was not available. It simply was not on the normal User Sign-In prompt during setup. Has anyone else seen this, or am I simply missing something?
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Best Answer
Are you using ADFS? If yes, then this is a by design behavior. ADFS has already provided the ability for SSO.
For detailed information, here is an official article.