by XDK
12. October 2019 00:49
Explanation:
Go to HOME --> Azure Active Directory --> Devices --> Device settings.

Open Apple Safari and navigate to Azure Active Directory Device Registration service Over-the-Air Profile endpoint for iOS devices.
https://enterpriseregistration.windows.net/enrollmentserver/otaprofile/<yourdomainname>
Where <yourdomainname> is the domain name that you have configured with Azure Active Directory.
https://enterpriseregistration.windows.net/enrollmentserver/otaprofile/xavierdilipkumar.com
Open Apple Safari and navigate to the Device Registration Service (DRS) Over-the-Air Profile endpoint for iOS devices.
https://adf1s.contoso.com/enrollmentserver/otaprofile
1. Log on to the webpage by using a domain account credentials
2. You are prompted to install a profile. On the Install Profile screen, click Install.
3. When prompted to confirm installation of the profile, click Install Now.

4. If your device requires a PIN to unlock the device, you are prompted to enter your PIN.
5. The profile installation is finished when you see the Profile Installed screen. Click Done.
6. Return to Safari. A message informs you that you can close or leave Safari.
Goto HOME --> Azure Active Directory --> Devices --> All devices

by XDK
12. October 2019 00:39
Explanation:
By default, applications registered in an Azure AD tenant are available to all users of the tenant who authenticate successfully.
To restrict registered apps from users in Azure AD tenant:
Go to HOME --> Azure Active Directory --> Enterprise applications --> All applications --> <select app> --> Manage - Properties --> "User assignment required?" to Yes

by XDK
12. October 2019 00:10
Explanation:
Go to HOME --> Azure Active Directory --> Custom domain names --> Add custom domain --> Enter your custom domain name --> Add domain

To use xavierdilipkumar.com with Azure AD, create a new TXT record with your domain name registrar using the info provided in the screen

Click Verify


by XDK
11. October 2019 23:53
Explanation:
Managed domain is the normal domain in Azure AD and can be deployed either through "Password Hash Sync" or "Pass Through Authentication" with Single Sign On.
Federated domain is used for Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS). The federation trust will make sure that the accounts in the on-premises Active Directory are trusted for use with the accounts in Azure AD with Single Sign On.
Deployed through WS-Fed and WS-Trust:
WS-Fed: This protocol is required to join a device to Azure AD.
WS-Trust: This protocol is required to sign in to an Azure AD joined device.
by XDK
8. October 2019 19:55
Explanation:
Lets understand RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) LEVELS:
RAID 0 is also called a “stripe set” or a “stripped volume”. This is because data is spitted (striped) between discs – without parity information for redundancy. In other words, RAID 0 does not provide data redundancy. Inter-leveling of data between the disks causes a significant acceleration of read and write operations – due to the paralleling of these operations on all the discs in the array.

RAID 1 (NESTED RAID) is also called a “mirroring” The basic idea of such a solution is the replication (mirroring) of two or more discs. It means that while using RAID 1, an exact copy (or mirror) is created on two or more discs.

RAID 0+1 means arrays implemented as RAID 1, whose elements are RAID 0 arrays. Such implementation has the benefits of RAID 0 speed and RAID 1 fault tolerance with easy recovery.

RAID 1+0 (RAID 10) array is implemented as RAID 0, whose elements are RAID 1. It combines the same advantages of RAID 0 (speed) and RAID 1 (Fault tolerance with easy recovery), but in different way. RAID 1+0 creates a large stripe of small mirrors. After failure of a disk, while it is being replaced, only the small fragment of a whole array is rebuilt.
