Is it possible to use the main Microsoft Azure AD as a single sign-on provider and then configure a second Microsoft Azure AD as a single sign-on provider using the generic single sign-on provider ?. I need to connect 2 different domains in the same org which both use Azure AD.

Yes, Richard, you can either use the Generic SAML v2 for your second AD or you can use the API to create your own second Azure/AD authentication.  

Is it possible to use the main Microsoft Azure AD as a single sign-on provider and then configure a second Microsoft Azure AD as a single sign-on provider using the generic single sign-on provider ?. I need to connect 2 different domains in the same org which both use Azure AD.

ok so just use the Azure AD tab to configure the primary and as you say the Generic tab at the far end for the second Azure AD and give this a different name to the main one so you can differentiate between the two ?.

Yes, Richard, you can either use the Generic SAML v2 for your second AD or you can use the API to create your own second Azure/AD authentication.  

Is it possible to use the main Microsoft Azure AD as a single sign-on provider and then configure a second Microsoft Azure AD as a single sign-on provider using the generic single sign-on provider ?. I need to connect 2 different domains in the same org which both use Azure AD.

Is it possible to use the main Microsoft Azure AD as a single sign-on provider and then configure a second Microsoft Azure AD as a single sign-on provider using the generic single sign-on provider ?. I need to connect 2 different domains in the same org which both use Azure AD.