Users that access the file share need to have an account in ADDS that is synced to Azure AD (AAD).In this case, the WVD virtual machines are joined to ADDS and domain controllers are available on Azure. I will only look at ADDS integration via a PowerShell script. The steps to integrate the storage account with AADDS or AADS are different as we will see later. This can be an Azure Active Directory Domain Services (AADDS) managed domain or just plain old Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS). Clients that access the file share need to be joined to a domain.The integration of Azure Storage Accounts with Active Directory allows us to provide this functionality without having to deploy and maintain file services on a virtual machine.Ī sketch of the environment looks something like this: Azure File Share integration with Active Directoryīased on the sketch above, you should think about the requirements to make this work: A customer with a Windows Virtual Desktop deployment needed access to several file shares for one of their applications.
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