Hi All,
I am sure I am not the first person in this situation, but I am incredibly confused and seem to have 4 different AD / user points and I want them all connected so my users only have one Identity and one password to maintain.
My situation is this:
Office 365
I have a Office365 subscription with a bunch of Cloud Users. No ADFS set up. This is now apparently sync'd to an Azure Active Directory. I can log in to (activedirectory.windowsazure.com) with my Office365 account and see my users in there. I am informed that this site is being deprecated and I should log into (https://manage.windowsazure.com). When I try to log into there with my Office365 account I am told that I have no active subscriptions and can't do anything or see those users again. I don't want to create an Subscription here because I already have 5 subscriptions on my MSDN / Live ID.
Azure Active Directory
Next up, I have a Windows Azure Subscription (one Subscription for my MSDN account and a few customer subscriptions where I host their sites) that I log into with my Windows Live ID. In there I have a Windows Azure Active Directory that spans all my subscriptions... but it's totally different to the one for my Office 365 account.
Azure Virtual Network
Lastly I have set up a Virtual Network in Azure for my development environment and have created a virtual machine with Active Directory on it, then a bunch of network connected VMs.
What to do?
Basically I just want to connect all these together so that I can manage my users from a single location. I know I can set up ADFS from Office 365 to my Azure Virtual Machine with AD on it and I will do that, which will take care of single sign on for my Office365 and Virtual Machines, but what about those two Azure ADs sitting right in the middle? Can I get rid of one of them and have just one sitting in the my proper Azure account so that I can use Graph API and some of the other cool stuff it allows?
Hopefully that all makes sense and someone can explain it to me plain and simple :)
Thanks