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You configure a SharePoint Server 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) farm. You want to provide access to non- Active Directory users. You need to configure a response authentication for one or more zones…
The correct answer is F. Grant web Application permissions and zone-level permissions to users within the Microsoft SQL. SharePoint, even WSS v3, supports the use of multiple authentication providers in a single SharePoint environment, allowing you to use something like ASP.NET's Forms Based Authentication (FBA), LiveID, or even SharePoint lists as an additional authentication repository for…
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You configure a SharePoint Server 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) farm. You want to provide access to non- Active Directory users. You need to configure a response authentication for one or more zones within the same web Application. What should you do?
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- AConfigure the membership provider and role manager for the web Application.
- BConfigure Internet Information Services to enable digest authentication.
- CSet Classic mode authentication
- DRun the ASP.NET SQL Server Setup Wizard.
- EGrant site collection permissions to all users by adding them to the web Application through a policy.
- FGrant web Application permissions and zone-level permissions to users within the Microsoft SQL
- GRun the SQL Server Migration Assistance.
- HConfigure the membership provider and role manager for the Central Administration web Application.
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(33 responses)- E3% (1)
- F79% (26)
- G12% (4)
- H6% (2)
Explanation
SharePoint, even WSS v3, supports the use of multiple authentication providers in a single SharePoint environment, allowing you to use something like ASP.NET's Forms Based Authentication (FBA), LiveID, or even SharePoint lists as an additional authentication repository for users beyond just Active Directory. FBA is the most commonly used authentication provider beyond Active Directory, accounts are stored in a SQL Server database separate from AD and managed separately from AD as well.
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