After you understand how it is first works, you can deploy the service before you deploy it.
First, you must understand the components that you must deploy and the prerequisites that you must
meet, particularly with regard to certificates.
This section provides an overview of deploying the ADF first server role in Windows Server 2016, and
after completing the section, you'll be able to describe the ADF as components prerequisites.
Describe the public key infrastructure or PKC and certificate requirements for ADF first.
You'll be able to describe the ADF first for duration server roles and describe how to provide hardware
ability for a defence.
Also, you'll be able to describe how to plan for capacity for a defence and how to plan and ADF first
deployment for Microsoft Online Service.
But before we begin again, let's answer the following question in Windows Server 2016.
The Federation server proxy functionality is part of the Web application proxy role.
Is it true or false?
Response here and think about it.
And the answer is, through the Federation server, Brooks is an optional component that you usually
deployed in a perimeter network.
It does not add any functionality to the ADF deployment, but it provides a layer of security enhancement
for connection from the internet to the Federation server.
In Windows Server 2016, the Federation server proxy functionality is part of web application process.
Next up, we'll be talking about the first components.