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I understand that Office 365 is on separate domain and live id (Microsoft account) is used for consumer applications.

But can an Office 365 account get live/Microsoft services?

The issue is we trying to SSO Office 365 applications and Azure ML (used with Microsoft account) but as the domains are different I am unable to find any proper help or process on the web.

We can create a live account with our company domain but can we create a federation on Live account ? For e.g. on Office 365 we created a @.com federation and were able to SSO it, how can we do the same with a live account ?

Saket
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According to the Azure ML pricing page the free tier is standalone, requiring a Live ID. The Standard tier is associated with your Azure subscription, so you use your org IDs.

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  • We can create a live account with our company domain but can we create a federation on Live account ? For e.g. on Office 365 we created a @.com federation and were able to SSO it, how can we do the same with a live account ? – Saket Mar 13 '15 at 17:58
  • You can add the live account to your Azure Active Directory, but you cannot associate it with a federated identity. – BenV Mar 13 '15 at 19:25
  • Can we SSO the live account by SAML or any other form of claims authentication ? – Saket Mar 16 '15 at 19:35
  • You might be able to do that with ACS; I'm not sure. I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that supporting multiple identity providers for a single identity was on Microsoft's roadmap as well. – BenV Mar 16 '15 at 20:08