If you currently have an ADFS infrastructure built the next step is to configure the relationship between Office 365 and your ADFS infrastructure. This is done with the following PowerShell commands.
PowerShell Remoting should be enabled and allowed on both
the ADFS and WAP servers.
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Enable-PSRemoting
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You then must connect to the Office 365 tenancy, using this
command. It is best to enter Global Administrator credentials that use the .onmicrosoft.com
suffix. Refer to this blog post to see why;
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Connect-MsolService
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This then points to the ADFS server context, this should be
the FQDN of the ADFS server if you are using a single server setup. If not it
should be set to the server farm name, in which the appropriate DNS records
should be configured.
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Set-MsolADFSContext -Computer adfs.ryanbetts.co.uk
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This command actually converts the Office 365 tenancy to use
the ADFS for authentication.
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Convert-MsolDomainToFederated -DomainName edin-networks.com
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You can test that the settings have been applied correctly
using this command.
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Get-MsolDomain
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You can also see that there is a Microsoft Office 365 Identity Platform under the Relying Party Trusts under your ADFS servers.
