Pro & Cons of Shibboleth Authentication for Office 365
Mauro Minella
Mauro.Minella at microsoft.com
Fri May 24 04:05:01 EDT 2013
ADFS typically relies on AD, and if you have AD you may use DirSync, which makes provisioning much easier.
Shibboleth may rely on AD as well, but in this case I see no reasons to use Shibboleth rather than ADFS, which gets better support (free for schools/universities), is easier to setup, and fully supports Lync clients which is currently are supported by Shibboleth.
Shibboleth is actually more challenging to configure, but it works well for passive authentication (OWA/SharePoint) and active clients (Outlook 2007/2010/2013) via ECP, and IMAPs/POPs clients: more details on http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzp167WWyvMLpvQeNeurJzbF6yPOeadOS&feature=em-share_playlist_user
Mauro
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