Remove all the related ADFS entries from public and private DNS.To finalize the cleanup process, make sure to remove the following: You may need to enable Advanced from Action menu to display Program Data. Open Active Directory Users and Computers and expand Domain > Program Data > Microsoft item.

It covers the full procedure to decommission ADFS Office 365 after migrating to Azure AD. This article has been written for StarWind blog and can be found in this page. Right click the application to remove then select Remove. Delete any ADFS related items no longer used.

To decommission the ADFS infrastructure you need to perform two main tasks:Īccess the Remote Access Management Console and locate published applications. If you migrated to Azure AD authentication, the domain should be indicated as Managed. Run the following command to check if the domain is no longer Federated but Managed instead. Microsoft Office 365 identity Platform is no longer used if you migrated to Azure AD authentication. If other services are present, you need to dismiss them before proceeding with ADFS decommission. Make sure the only Microsoft Office 365 identity Platform is listed. If the Azure-based AD authentication is fully working after migrating from ADFS, you need to decommission ADFS since is no longer required in your network.īefore proceeding with the decommission procedure, you need to make sure that no services are still using ADFS.īefore proceeding with ADFS decommission, make sure the procedure to migrate ADFS to Azure AD has been completed and tested.įrom the ADFS Server, open the ADFS Console and go to Service > Relying Party Trusts.

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