[@nickusinha]

This is the quality of great teacher explaining things in very very simple way... loved this series. Thank you

[@TomSilver_42]

Short, clear, simple but still informative enough. Thank you.

[@ergis8004]

Such a clear explanation. 5/6 minute videos that untie knots. Love these videos.

[@Phantasia.Official]

Short, clear, simple and informative, wow, perfect video.

[@adamtki]

Great explanation! I always come back to this when I'm a little uncertain about something.

[@dasfahrer8187]

I had to watch this again. I was distracted the first time by the fact that this guy was writing backwards so effortlessly.

[@criticaloptimist]

I was wondering how he was doing it. But I feel like there is a mirror involved in the filming. I just can’t imagine someone is that good at writing backwards

[@infamousstreaming2899]

@@criticaloptimist Obviously dude 💀

Drawing on a glass surface, then horizontally flipped in post?

[@dasfahrer8187]

lol not how that works

[@rajsingh-jn4qq]

This is the best explanation I've seen after watching many videos on federation.

[@MicrosoftAzure]

We're so happy to hear that!

[@devdinero2062]

Beautifully simplified. Think I will tackle an Azure certification now. You motivated me.

[@samwelllyo2362]

Loving this thank you so much for taking the time to create this

[@trishul_bawankar]

Short, Simple, and On-point. :)

[@MicrosoftAzure]

We try! 💜

[@aargomemnon]

This is a relaxing tutorial. Thank you.

[@mehdieta]

Wowww ... complexe theorical concepts can be simplified ... great teacher

[@davidespano8674]

This is an excellent explanation, thanks!

[@KC_Maze]

Thank you for the explination. I'm studying for CompTIA Security+ and this helped significantly. Cheers.

[@danielocana3775]

Excellent explanation - thank you!

[@DayaJumps]

Finally understood federation :) thank you

[@petertrast]

Great overview! I am hoping to find something with more technical detail, searching your channel now :)

[@johng5295]

Thanks in a million. Awesome.

[@binodtiwary2644]

Simply awesome.. Thanks you.

[@lltagged]

Nice overview - thanks!

[@skipvaughn6448]

informative and great visual representation

[@venkatrvin]

excellent explanation in a simple way

[@MrSelecta32]

well explained. i liked the term impedance matching.

[@masterofktulu]

Great explaination!

[@cloudsecurityandsolution5484]

nice and clear, thank you.

[@valeriybabenko2195]

Реально круто, дякую!

[@anmg2024]

Best one, thanks

[@mdtanveerhasan1453]

Very informative

[@sahu5253]

Nice teaching

[@rvdind]

Thank you

[@sanhitaguin9683]

Were you actually writing backwards? Or was the video flipped? Amazing series btw!

[@tiernanmorgan1753]

didnt even think about that lol

[@SolarProductsReviews]

It's called lightboard- DIY th-cam.com/video/FYwXOLU4TKk/w-d-xo.html

[@roger1997ification]

Checkout the t-shirt logo on left... reverse imaging... the sherlock in me is flapping my coat and walking away

[@SchumiD88]

In fact I had to watch it twice since the first time my brain kept trying to figure out how he writes backwards :-)

[@danease9003]

@@roger1997ification kibendo

[@Wiseparentsclub]

Excellent

[@BijouBakson]

Thank you.

[@DrewIsFail]

What is the "trust reltionship" between SPO and Azure AD in the vide?

[@dexterkeano]

Wow. How do you write backwards so easily? Impressive. Great vid.

[@dexterkeano]

Also I need to get me that coloured pen. What make is it Stuart?

[@vandanakumari7397]

Awesome

[@wilvalencia3018]

Do i need to setup a trust between my AD domain (running in AWS) and Azure AD in order to use intune since it is now on Azure? I dont have an AZure account.

[@joshkindy4826]

thanks

[@RaviGupta-rr9rj]

Nailed it

[@Zaddy_Woods]

Good, but use different color markers next time.

[@susieheilman6329]

....how did they film this video

[@michaelaugier6294]

Clues is in the logo on his shirt being on the wrong side and his shirt buttoning up the wrong way. Still haven't worked it out completely. There might be a video on it.

[@michaelaugier6294]

th-cam.com/video/eVOPDQ5KYso/w-d-xo.html

[@adampatterson]

This was very helpful, but I am distracted by how straight you drew the lines...

[@ZFlyingVLover]

t1 is an encrypted saml request that is essentially a XML payload containing a federated id value, typically emailid of alice but it could be something else. AD then decrypts that XML payload and does a lookup by federatedID to find the AD identity of the user and then issues an authentication token for its domain. Sure t1 could be something else and t2 as well but thats 'concrete' example without any fancy 'impedance' nonsense in the vocabulary. Seriously, leave impedance for discussions about electronics already.

[@KobieK]

Thank God no Indian accent so we understand what he’s saying