In the first part of this series, we showed you how to make a copy of the default SignIn.aspx and copy it into a new folder for editing purposes. We also showed you how to change the text from "Sign in using Windows Authentication" to "ACME Employees Click Here To Sign In." We have many customers that would like to further customize the screen to more closely match their companies' branding. Using this guide, you too should be able to customize the sign-in screen with graphics, links and finishing touches to truly personalize your sign-in page.
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Thursday, May 22, 2014
Wednesday, May 07, 2014
Customizing the SharePoint Sign-in Page For ExCM in SharePoint 2013 - Part 1
There are products you buy and they are perfect just the way they come. Then, a SharePoint Admin gets their hands on it and makes it more perfect (yes, I said more perfect) by adding their personal touches to it. For an example of this, let me introduce you to the default SharePoint Sign In page:
Friday, May 02, 2014
SharePoint Extranet on Office 365, Part 2 - Building an Extranet with Azure
I won’t be discussing using Office 365 and SharePoint online for your extranet in this post. This article will focus on an alternative if
your management is pushing for a solid extranet and is pushing for it to be in
the cloud.
In part 1 of this series I explained why Office 365 isn’t a great solution for an extranet if you have many requirements around security, user management, and flexibility (among other reasons). But what if you want the management that ExCM provides for a robust extranet solution, but have the edict to host it off site?
In larger companies there can often be a fairly wide chasm
between IT management and the IT Pros on the frontline. Bridging that gap isn’t always easy. I am seeing more and more large companies
looking to move as many services as possible to the cloud. This can be a good decision in many cases but
each technology needs to be evaluated to determine the fit for your specific
needs. Whether a large or small company,
some services might make sense to be in the cloud and some on premise.
In part 1 of this series I explained why Office 365 isn’t a great solution for an extranet if you have many requirements around security, user management, and flexibility (among other reasons). But what if you want the management that ExCM provides for a robust extranet solution, but have the edict to host it off site?
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