Question

We are preparing to migrate our client's SP 2016 On-Prem to SP Online.

As our first steps we are planning to:

  • Create a Dev environment as a copy of the SP On-Prem (origin), but without most of the content.
  • Create a Staging environment as a copy of the SP Online (destination)

To be honest I don't understand well the role of AD in these different environments.

Can Prod and Dev share the same AD? If yes, is it a good practice?

What about on our destination? How do we set Azure AD for staging?

I've sketched 2 plans:

Plan 1 - Different ADs for Dev and Prod in the origin.

Plan 2 - Share the same AD within the client's vpn.

If you can shed a light on this matter it will be greatly appreciated.

Plan 1 Plan 1

Plan 2 Plan 2

Était-ce utile?

La solution

It is not possible to have the same Active Directory user replicated to multiple Azure AD tenants. Because of this, Plan 1 would be more appropriate if you're in a hybrid state, though you will have to maintain separate Active Directory forests.

Autres conseils

Yes, you can have multiple SharePoint farms in the same domain. There is no good or bad practice about it, as there isn't anything domain specific for a SharePoint farm other than the accounts. It doesn't register any objects in AD. A good practice would be using separate SQL servers and domain accounts for each farm.

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