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Make it as Member of Domain
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Can you provide more details please?<br />
Links, Considerations, Limitations.....<br />
Can the WFE's server authenticate using LDAP, SQL Authentication?
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Can you provide more details please?
Links, Considerations, Limitations.....
Can the WFE's server authenticate using LDAP, SQL Authentication?

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We are Planning to expand our SharePoint farm from a two tier build to a Three tier build, We will Create the WFE servers In the Perimeter Network.<br />
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The question is: what is the best Practice, to Make the WFE Servers off the domain or to Join them to the domain?
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We are Planning to expand our SharePoint farm from a two tier build to a Three tier build, We will Create the WFE servers In the Perimeter Network.

The question is: what is the best Practice, to Make the WFE Servers off the domain or to Join them to the domain?

Split Back-to-back SharePoint 2010 Topology off the domain

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Microsoft SharePoint

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Active Directory

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