Security Highlights

re: Security Highlights

Mohamed Zaki — Sat, 08 Apr 2006 12:59:05 GMT

Very interesting Jeff, these enhancements in the coming version is really addressing many of the problems we face in our implementations.

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re: Security Highlights

Anon — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 18:29:54 GMT

On "Granular Security", will the user without permissions still be able to view the existence of the document or will it not appear to that user at all?

I would hope SP will stop doing the "show everyone everything but only after clicking/submitting do you realize you're locked out" thing.

re: Security Highlights

Robert E. Spivack — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 21:35:12 GMT

When using Active Directory Mode, will extranet/public users be able to login using their email address "user@something.com" instead of the quirky "domain\userid"?

That alone, without switching to a custom login provider, would go a long way to making SharePoint more user friendly. Users understand email id, they don't understand domain login syntax.

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re: Security Highlights

Joe Gimigliano — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 04:59:57 GMT

Two thoughts...

1) Will the new version include any tools that enable enterprise reporting of access permissions across all SharePoint sites? Auditors will need this from a SOX perspective.

2) When extranet users log on to Sharepoint, if their password is about to expire, or flagged to "change on next logon," they will not see the prompt and don't have the ability to change their password. Will there be any changes in the new version to enable this?

re: Security Highlights

(Offtopic) Performance? — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 15:24:56 GMT

I've noticed that there's still one big table housing all the list data. This is a performance concern for me- have you given any thought to partitioning this?

-James

re: Security Highlights

Damian Jauregui — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 15:26:01 GMT

In regards to pluggable single sign on, does this mean that Oblix and the like won't insist on the ISAPI filters, etc? I tried on one project to implement this but found that the Oblix WebGate dll could not handle multiple AppPool worker processes, etc. Am I right in thinking that if MOSS 2007 provides an API for SSO then MOSS can interact through an alternative interface with Oblix, Clear Trust, etc.

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re: Security Highlights

sptblog — Wed, 19 Apr 2006 09:17:07 GMT

Sorry gang was travelling for a week. Just catching up.

Anon - This is what I meant by #5 security trimmed UI - we trim the actions and content if you don't have the rights to see it.

James - Don't worry. Tons of focus has gone into this design over the last five years and its a proven scalable design from V2 (e.g. we have 300K sites w/ 8TB of data inside Microsoft). See previous perf and internal use posts. It gives us tremendous flexibility in creating lots of sites and lists. SQL handles big tables just fine.

Damian - Yes. We hope to enable simpler integration via .NET auth provider and the SharePoint Server SSO provider. They may chose to continue to use an ISAPI for apps that don't use these.

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re: Security Highlights

sptblog — Fri, 21 Apr 2006 23:04:46 GMT

Missed a couple. Robert and Joe, SharePoint doesn't implement authentication vs. consuming just it via ASP.NET (which can be plugged for other systems) or Windows/AD so generally, what holds for the base, holds for SharePoint.

You can log-on to Windows using your UPN vs. Domain\ID but this is not your e-mail address and in some deployments is actually a longer string for users to know.

We haven't implemented password reminders or ACL roll-up reporting but folks could build these on top of .NET and SharePoint APIs. We're looking forward to seeing the security solutions people build with the new APIs and maybe we'll highlight a few in future posts.

Jeff

re: Security Highlights

cketkar — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 00:08:27 GMT

Are IRM documents indexable using the SPS-2003 indexing service?

re: Security Highlights

Jeff — Sun, 07 May 2006 23:40:28 GMT

Cketar - No though in SharePoint 2007, with server-based IRM policies, the content does get indexed but when fetched gets wrapped with IRM on the request with the latest policy so that's how you get both.

Jeff

re: Security Highlights

Robin — Fri, 19 May 2006 18:49:04 GMT

Jeff, on Granular Security, does this mean you will be able to permission Document Library folders as well as individual items?

re: Security Highlights

Lawrence Liu [MSFT] — Sat, 20 May 2006 05:55:47 GMT

Robin, yes, granular security will allow you to set ACLs for individual files as well as folders and not only on Document/File Libraries but any type of Lists as well.

re: Security Highlights

chaitanya — Thu, 25 May 2006 11:04:58 GMT

HI
I am currently working with Beta 1 of WSS 3.0 , and was wondering when the official release for Sharepoint 2007 will be taking place.

Also I want to use the web single sign option given in the authentication providers for a sharepoint site. But I have not got much info on this.
I would be great if you could tell me something regarding this.

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re: Security Highlights

korry lavoie — Fri, 09 Jun 2006 20:19:27 GMT

I am currently working with Beta 2 of WSS 3.0. I am seeing ambiuous documentation related to LDAP authentication/membership support. Some documentation eludes to it only being available in OSS 2007. Also, there are alot of examples on implementing AD, ADAM and SQL membership providers but no LDAP (not AD) authentication providers. Anyone know of good resources for this?

Korry.lavoie@allstream.com

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re: Security Highlights

sptblog — Sat, 10 Jun 2006 04:05:56 GMT

Korry, although WSS V3 supports ASP.NET 2.0 pluggable auth providers, it doesn't have any OOTB. MOSS 2007 will provide an LDAP V3 compliant auth provider, and we're plannning to post a blog entry about it very soon.

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re: Security Highlights

BigJimInDC — Thu, 14 Sep 2006 23:20:34 GMT

Where is dynamic watermarking in the DRM/RMS solution? We need the ability to apply policy specific watermarking for read-only viewers to ensure print-outs are tracked once they leave the system. Adobe does this with Policy Server, but we want a MSFT supplied solution to do so.

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re: Security Highlights

jlong — Wed, 11 Apr 2007 18:53:03 GMT

I hate the domain\user login method on WSS, its really poor for an outward facing SharePoint site as they can't use a friendly login such as their own email address. WSS 3.0 has the capability to add an email address in the My Settings screen so it would be great if the user could then use this as their login name.

re: Security Highlights

Tatum Poole — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 20:40:31 GMT

Does the granular security implementation allow for individual Views of a list to be secured? This would be extremely powerful as it would provide the ability to limit users to view / modify only columns specified by the desigers...

re: Security Highlights

Craig — Fri, 04 May 2007 23:56:15 GMT

Why do I have to login everytime I access a document in sharepoint? After installing a certificate we have had this problem. Any suggestions?

Puzzeled

re: Security Highlights

Cory — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 20:21:12 GMT

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UPN logon to Sharepoint via forms authentication

Scott — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 06:00:35 GMT

We are using MOSS 2007 with Forms authentication. I was wondering if we can use a UPN logon vs a domain and username logon. Is this permitted and is there anything that needs to be setup for this to work with MOSS?

Thanks

re: Security Highlights

Hamed — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 16:25:07 GMT

will get information about User Right in sharepoint serivices and tips & tricks About it.

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