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Step-by-Step Add AZURE Active Directory DS to your AZURE Subscription
In this post I will describe how to add AZURE Active Directory Domain services to your tenant using AZURE Portal and create a VM then join it to the created domain.
Login to AZURE Portal
Create new resource group
Click review and create
Search for AZURE AD DS and choose AZURE AD Domain Services
Click ADD
Choose subscription and resource group
After filling the required fields click Next
Choose the default VNet & Subnet or customize as per your requirement
Add more Administrators If needed or accept the default then click next
Accept the default then press Next
After validation complete press create
Press Ok to start creating AZURE AD Domain Services
It might take an hour to be finished
Click view health
Now let’s create a VM in the same VNet and try to join AZURE AD DS
From home page click create resource
Choose compute then select virtual machine
Fill the required fields the click Next
In the Disks page accept the defaults then click next
In the Networking page accept the defaults then click Review + Create
Then click create
After creation completed you will be able to connect to your VM
Click download RDP File then connect to the created VM
Connect to the virtual machine using the credentials you supplied in the creation wizard
Now let’s try to join the domain
Click computer name then click change
This failed because AZURE Active Directory Domain Services requires the legacy password of NTLM for authentication because this is a cloud only account.
To solve this Issue we have to go back to AZURE active directory from the portal and search for that user and reset the password.
Click users
And choose the user you tried joining using it and reset password
Click reset password
And in private browser window update the password then wait for 30 Minutes
Now let’s try to join the domain using the new password
After restarting you will be able to login using the domain user
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