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Best Practices for Enterprise User Scalability in SharePoint

Joel has just posted a killer entry on his blog:

Best Practices for Enterprise User Scalability in SharePoint
Best Practices for Overcoming the 64K ACL, Security Principal Limits, and Future of Identity Management

If you are a SharePoint "Architect", or at least belive you are :) you must read this material. Don't believe the hype or waffle about ACL limits, DIP sizes or any other rambling of the sort - head over right now to Joel's blog and get the real skinny.

Print | posted on Friday, October 31, 2008 7:20 PM

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