When an Office 365 Azure AD user wants to access a host remotely, you must make a few changes on the host.
- Log in to the host that you want to make accessible for AzureAD users.
- From the Windows menu, open a Command Prompt.
- Type the following commands:
net localgroup LMIUsers /add
net localgroup LMIUsers /add "AzureAD\<Office 365 UserName>"
where <Office 365 UserName> is the account name of the AzureAD user. For example, jsmith@company.org
- From the Windows menu, search for LogMeIn Control Panel and run it as administrator.
- In LogMeIn Control Panel, go to Options and select Preferences.
- On the Security tab, select Show details under User Access Control.
- Select Browse next to the Name field.
- Select List users of selected domain.
- Select the newly created LMIUsers group and select OK.
- On the User Access Control page, make sure Full Control is selected for Master settings and select Add.
Results: The user can now use their AzureAD credentials to log in to the host, typing, for example
AzureAD\jsmith@company.org as user name.
