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Office 365 Single Sign Out with ISA or TMG as the ADFS Proxy

By On June 13, 2012 · 7 Comments

Over the last year I’ve spent a decent chunk of my time shaping and delivering Identity and Access Management workshops for Office 365 projects at Content and Code. This is generally underpinned by Active Directory Federation Services v2.0 (ADFS). In fact I don’t think we’ve done a single Office 365 project [...]

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When Lync Online Traffic Routes Peer-to-Peer

By On October 12, 2011 · 3 Comments

Following my last post on Lync, Strings and Cans I need to report further detail on my test findings, wherein I identified that some Lync Online traffic would route peer-to-peer. This was an exciting finding for us, and remains so, although we’ve also uncovered some initially-unexpected nuances. To this end, [...]

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Lync, Strings and Cans

By On July 21, 2011 · 1 Comment

Like a lot of people in the Microsoft partner community, I’ve been catching up with Lync this year and digging in to the finer details with a few of my colleagues. One thing we wanted to understand better was the routing between two users over a LAN, a private WAN, or some other connection where [...]

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