- Claims-based Authentication, ADFS 3.0, and SharePoint 2013 – Beginners Guide – as it says, a good intro.
- Beginners Guide to Claims-based Authentication, AD FS 3.0, and SharePoint 2013 – Part II: Installing and Configuring AD FS 3.0
- Hardware Load Balancer Health Checks and Web Application Proxy / AD FS 2012 R2 – useful to know how to monitor ADFS & WAP.
- You monitor over HTTP as opposed to HTTPS.
http://<ADFS|WAP server>/adfs/probe– here you can specify an individual server too (e.g. adfs01, adfs02) as opposed to the proper FQDN (e.g. adfs.mydomain.dom) - You can monitor over HTTPS too at
https://<ADFS|WAP server>/FederationMetadata/2007-06/FederationMetadata.xmlbut HTTP is preferred and this only works against the FQDN, not individual servers
- You monitor over HTTP as opposed to HTTPS.
- Load balance AD FS 3.0 on Windows Server 2012 R2 with Citrix Netscaler – a short and to the point post. Useful.
- ADFS v3 on Windows Server 2012 R2 with NetScaler – yet to read this as it seems to be different to what I was looking for (to be honest it didn’t make much sense to me) but I am linking it here as a reference to myself
- Single Sign on with Chrome, Firefox, and Edge (came across this as I was Googling on how to do SSO with Firefox)
Update: To test ADFS as an end-user, go to https://<adfsfqdn>/adfs/ls/IdpInitiatedSignon.aspx. Should get a page where you can sign in and select what trusts are present.