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How to Setup 301 Redirects (URL Forwarding) Using Cloudflare DNS and Page Rules

The process of setting up redirects using Cloudflare’s DNS is pretty simple. You add your domain, point the CloudFlare DNS records (A record & CNAME record) to Cloudflare’s server, and then setup a URL forwarding rule. That’s pretty much it. The first two steps of this walkthrough have nothing to do with the actual CloudFlare Read More

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How to Deploy Microsoft Defender for Identity

Are you planning on deploying Microsoft Defender for Identity (MDI), but you are not sure how to? No worries, this blog will walk you through the deployment steps. What is Microsoft Defender for Identity MDI Leverages your on-premises Active Directory signals to identify, detect, and investigate advanced threats, compromised identities, and malicious insider actions directed Read More

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How to Redirect a Subdomain to a URL with Cloudflare

For anyone looking to Forward a Subdomain to a URL these are the steps I used as of October 2023. In the example below I will Forward sub.doamin.com to https://google.com *Note: verify Cloudflare is not paused on your domain. (Overview page, lower right under “Advanced Actions”) Step1 – Create DNS RecordType: CNAMEName: subTarget: domain.comProxy status: ProxiedTTL: Auto Step2 – Create Redirect RuleUnder Read More

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How to Change App Name on Azure Enterprise Applications

It is possible to change the name of your Enterprise Application, you can do so by going to your app and selecting properties. If you cannot see the name being updated. Make sure add yourself as the owner in the app service under Enterprise applications. Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57798813/how-to-update-azure-app-registrations-app-property https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/404864/it-is-possible-change-name-on-enterprise-applicati

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How to Troubleshoot Authentication Issues on Hybrids Join Devices

Step 1: Retrieve the PRT status by using dsregcmd /status Open a Command Prompt window. NoteTo get the Primary Refresh Token (PRT) status, open the Command Prompt window in the context of the logged-in user. Run dsregcmd /status.The “SSO state” section provides the current PRT status.If the AzureAdPrt field is set to NO, there was an error acquiring the Read More