Jonathan's questions

I am using Azure AD Domain Services and would like to be able to connect to the virtual network on Azure using RemoteAccess on a new server. However, the RemoteAccess setup requires creating some policies which is not something that is supported by AADDS at the moment.

Is there a way that I can set up RemoteAccess without creating new GPOs?

My ideal solution would be to be able to connect to a VPN with the user's AD credentials. I would like to avoid having to set up a Point to Site connection with cert authentication.

We currently have an Active Directory setup which was synced to our Azure AD. We are trying to migrate that to use Azure AD Directory Services which provide the domain controllers in the cloud.

I did not want to take the old domain controllers down while making the transition so I decided to go with a new domain name. The domain has changed from internal.company.com to ad.company.com.

When switching a computer from the old domain to the new one, the new user will get a new user folder on the PC. For example, a user with UPN john.doe now has a user folder called john.doe.ad when logging in with the new domain.

Would it be possible to keep the old user folder when moving to a new domain?

Also willing to accept suggestions on the best way to make this migration happen if anyone has any.

Thanks