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Use Kerberos to Secure MOSS 2007
ToTheSharePoint Newsletter
December 3, 2007

By Dan Holme
Office & SharePoint Pro
Community Manager

This week, I seem to have overextended my work commitments, so in lieu of my regular commentary, I'm going to introduce you to a SharePoint article available from our sister site, WindowsITPro.com. The article, written by Ethan Wilansky and Rick Sneddon, takes on a complicated but important topic--Securing your Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 deployment. The authors discuss using Kerberos as your authentication method, and when you've finished reading this article, you'll know which Kerberos authentication features you require, how to configure these features in a SharePoint environment, and how to verify that Kerberos authentication is working. You can access the article, "Use Kerberos to Secure MOSS 2007" free for a limited time, and while on the site, check out the other great content available from Windows IT Pro.

Share Your SharePoint Knowledge and Win!

To launch the new "TIPS" section of the Office and SharePoint Pro site, which allows the entire community to post great tips and tricks, we're conducting a contest: Whoever submits the best tip between now and December 15 wins a full VIP SUBSCRIPTION to WINDOWS IT PRO MAGAZINE--which includes access to every article ever printed in Windows IT Pro, SQL Server Magazine, Exchange and Outlook Pro VIP, Scripting Pro VIP, and Security Pro VIP--WORTH more than $1,000,000 (OK, actually only $279, but that's awesome too!) We'll also have giveaways for top runners up.  Just log on to the Office and SharePoint Pro site, click TIPS at the top of the page, and select WRITE A NEW POST.

Until next week, all the best!

Dan Holme

danh at intelliem dot (top level commercial domain)

 

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