Starting today, every Windows Azure subscription is associated with an autocreated directory in Windows Azure Active Directory (AD). By using this enterprise-level identity management service, you can control access to Windows Azure resources. To accommodate this advancement, every Windows Azure subscription can now host multiple…
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Windows Azure Multi-Factor Authentication is the multi-factor authentication service that requires users to verify sign-ins using a mobile app, phone call, or text message. Windows Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Overview provides a general overview of Multi-Factor Authentication and specific information on: • Adding Multi-Factor Authentication to…
Learn how to use Windows Azure Cache Service with scenarios that include configuring a cache cluster, configuring cache clients, adding and removing objects from the cache, storing Microsoft ASP.NET session state in the cache, and enabling ASP.NET page output caching using the cache. The samples…
Windows Azure Multi-Factor Authentication, previously offered in preview under the name Active Authentication, helps secure access to both on-premises and cloud applications. Convenient phone-based authentication methods address user demand for easy, anywhere access while also meeting your organization’s security and compliance needs. Additional support for…