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#Default port connection for mac file share password#

Synchronize/Rotate Azure Storage Account AD Computer Object Password to your Azure Storage Account ( ).

Note: These accounts cannot be privileged accounts in Active Directory because Azure AD Connect will not sync those accounts to Azure AD.

Sync AD Users that need to map the drives to Azure AD using Azure AD Connect.

DomainAccountType "ComputerAccount" # Default is set as ComputerAccount ` StorageAccountName $StorageAccountName ` $ResourceGroupName = "My-Resource-Group-Name" Run "Join-AzStorageAccountForAuth" cmdlet to join Storage account to Azure AD as shown here:

Join the Azure Storage Account containing the file share to AD ( ).

For our demonstration purposes, this configuration is being used for functionality and convenience. Depending on the security posture needed for a production environment, this configuration would likely have tighter access controls. It is also assumed that you have inserted data into the Azure File Share with a supported tool, like Azure File Sync, AzCopy, Windows Explorer, etc.

Knowledge of creating Azure Storage Accounts, Azure File Shares, and Synchronizing on-premise Active Directory user accounts to Azure AD with Azure AD Connect is assumed. The steps to complete this task along with notes on the experience will be listed below. This post is meant to summarize the experience of going through this process and offer some guidance on areas that may be confusing.

The process is documented in a multi-part article on Microsoft Docs. The purpose of this post is to walk through the experience of configuring a Windows client to map a drive to an Azure File Share, with the User Experience that they are used to.