Microsoft Office 365 leveraging SharePoint 2013 and integrated capability sets provide for globally distributed workforces with the simple ease of administrative oversight and application development without all the mess of setting up servers, maintaining patches and being concerned with disaster recovery plans. While Office 365 is a great platform to utilize, moving an entire IT infrastructure may not always be the best approach for some organizations. In this session we'll discuss the various aspects of why an organization may wish to stay in a hybrid solution with both on-premises and cloud hosted solutions that are integrated with one another. Further, migration tips and tricks, planning techniques and processes will be discussed.

1. Office 365 and Hybrid Solutions
What works for my organization?
Scott Hoag
Dan Usher

4. Agenda
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• What is Hybrid SharePoint?
• Business Goals
• Technical Goals
• Planning Topologies
• Configuration
• Usage

6. What is Hybrid SharePoint?
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“Productivity services in SharePoint Online
which are securely integrated with on-premises
SharePoint Server 2013 to provide unified
functionality and access to data.”

7. Types of Hybrid
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• One-way outbound
• One-way inbound
• Two-way

8. Business Goals
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• Search Online and on-premises systems simultaneously
• Singe source of truth for identity
• Access on-premises data sources from Online
• Single sign-on is necessary
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9. Technical Goals
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Solution One-way
Outbound
One-way
Inbound
Two way
Search
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Business
Connectivity
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SAP/Duet
Enterprise
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13. Phases to complete
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14. Reverse Proxies
• Supported Devices
‐ Windows Server 2012 R2 with WA-P
‐ Forefront TMG 2010
‐ F5 BIG-IP
‐ Citrix Netscaler
• General Requirements
‐ Support client certificate authentication
‐ Support pass-through authentication for OAuth 2.0
‐ Accept unsolicited inbound traffic on TCP port 433
‐ Relay traffic to on-premises farm without rewriting any packet headers

15. Authentication
• Identity Management
• Server-to-server (S2S) trust
• Service Application Integration

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17. Which solution do you want to use?

18. What’s missing?
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• Unified Navigation
• Global site directory
• Social Experience
• Branding
• MySite / OneDrive for Business
• Managed Metadata
• Content Types
• Document Templates
• User Profile Properties
• Governance Reporting

19. Enterprise Metadata
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• Taxonomies and Folksonomies are not shared*
• Information architecture dictates where content lives
‐ Similar content can (and should) be managed together
‐ Customisations & Dashboards for targeted content should be managed in a
single environment
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21. Resources
• Hybrid for SharePoint Server
2013
• Configure a Reverse Proxy
Device for SharePoint Server
2013 Hybrid
• Office 365 Hybrid – What you
DO and DO NOT get
• Explore SharePoint 2013 Hybrid
• Glossary for Hybrid SharePoint
2013
• SharePoint Hybrid Scripts by
Fabian Williams