Yes! But you need to configure your virtual Azure AD environment with Azure AD Domain Services or you join the Azure AD into your already existing Microsoft Domain with Azure AD Connect.
For an Azure AD managed domain you'll need at least:
For an Azure AD managed domain you'll need at least:
- Azure AD
- Azure AD Domain Services
- .pfx certificate signed by a trusted CA
- Virtual network
- Load balancer
- Public IP
For a Windows Server managed domain you'll need at least:
- Azure AD
- Azure AD Connect
- Windows Server Active Directory
- Windows Server AD Domain Services
Microsoft documentation to configure an Azure AD managed domain:
Enable Azure Active Directory Domain Services using the Azure portal
Configure secure LDAP (LDAPS) for an Azure AD Domain Services managed domain
