Hello,
So, here's the context: I created a lab in Azure to test WVD and other functionnalities and, once completed, I deleted everything. Sadly, I didn't uninstall Azure AD Connect before deleting my VMs so the synchronization service broke.
I was able to stop the AzureAD synchronization and delete any reference to my deceased local Active Directory with the following command: Set-MsolDirSyncEnabled –EnableDirSync $false
The problem is, I enabled SSO to test it and now, my Azure AD tenant is still detecting a SSO relationship with the deceased AD domain, even though synchronization has been fully stopped. After a quick lookup, I found the Microsoft documentation to fully disable Azure AD SSO.
Problem is, the Azure AD Connect server does not exist anymore so I don't have access to the AzureADSSO PowerShell module to execute the following command: Enable-AzureADSSO -Enable $false
Is there another source for the AzureADSSO PowerShell module than a local installation of AzureAD Connect? Is there another way to disable/remove the SSO relationship between my AzureAD and the deceased Active Directory?