For starters - I have a working OpenFire with Active-directory tied SSO (Running on Windows Server 2008 R2) that I've "inhereted." Single Sign On works fine.
However, the 'Server Name' is "server02," and the Active Directory domain is "customername.local"
I'd like to know if it's possible for me to continue to use SSO (against the Active Directory customername.local) *and* enable Federation?
As it stands, federation doesn't make 'logical' sense as the XMPP domain is "server02."
I do control the internal (and external, customername.com) DNS, so I can create the SRV records and such, but my understanding is that as long as the XMPP "Server Name" in openfire is set up as "App02" this won't work.
So - what do I need to do, to get federation working? Is it possible to have a setup configured inside an AD domain of "customername.local" with a proper FQDN of "customername.com" for the server name? etc?