rob
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Re:Sharepoint - 2006/07/20 11:33
really depends on what u want to do with ur sharepoint server. I really can't give 1 answer to the question.
A trust uses less ports and doesn't give rights automatically (it allows you to give a user in domain A right in domain B (and vice versa, depending on how u set up the trust)), but it still requires e.g. netbios (microsoft dn) ports to be opened.
Another implementation which is quite common. The sharepoint server is only reachable through vpn (vpn to the dmz where sharepoint is located). Sharepoint is just member of the domain. Here you have a double authentication, first u need to setup the vpn (using a cryptocard or certificate), then u need to logon to the sharepoint server.
This implementation would have my preference.
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