Todd Klindt's Office 365 Admin Blog

Todd, on pg 193 of your book, you stated " From the enterprise customer’s point of view, they can now provide multiple versions of SharePoint to their users on a single farm. For instance, only half of a company’s 10,000 employees may need SharePoint Foundation capabilities. The remaining user community may need SharePoint Server Enterprise features. Individual SharePoint farms can now have multiple licensing schemas associated with them in a way that is easier to manage and control. In this case, only 5,000 users would need SharePoint Server Enterprise licenses, while the remaining users would use SharePoint Foundation licensing — and all of this would be perfectly acceptable to Microsoft. " this is exactly what i want to accomplish. Do you have any more guidance/instructions on how to do this or know where I can find out? I'm still a little confused about how this can be accomplished when many of the enterprise services cannot be partioned.
TIA
Dean

Link to wmv points to previous webcast 85

Yup, it sure was. I've fixed it. Thanks for the heads up.

tk

The link to 'Extract SharePoint 2010 Solutions with PowerShell' is not working.

All better. Since it was a link to Shane's blog I think I subconsciously omitted it.

tk