Do you mean SharePoint Workspace in Windows Phone or a mobile view in a SharePoint site? If the former, I don’t think the client has a provision for a second factor. I can’t find anything like that in my phone and I’ve not seen that option detailed anywhere.

If you mean just publishing a SharePoint site to mobile devices, then you should be able to achieve this through a reverse proxy, but you’d probably need to customise the logon form to support the certficate as a second factor. If you actually mean using the certificate as the only means of authentication then you might be able to whip up something custom, probably involving a reverse proxy still, but there’s no obvious out-of-the-box way to achieve this that I’m aware of. Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Tristan

Ben

Ben

Arnold Villeneuve

I’m not sure I fully understand the scenario, but yeah, you can do multiple boots, with one running Hyper-V on Server 2008 R2 and the Windows 7 boot running VMware Workstation. You could also look in to Native Boot from VHD. If you want to install SharePoint locally then you don’t need the virtualisation technologies but it’s my preference to virtualise. You would need to run multiple boots or a virtualisation technology if you want separate environments for Foundation and Server.

Cheers,

Tristan

Is it possible to install Windows 7 Professional & Windows Server 2008 R2 on the same *laptop* using VMWare ? Also I want to do some practice on SP 2010 on the same laptop using SharePoint Foundation Server 2010.

Am I doing it correctly ? Your guidance is much appreciated.

Thanks much, Karthik

I’m a user, not a developer – but currently with the corrective action system I am conducting UAT on, one thing to really bring this to a complete program would be to be able to export data to a report formatted for distribution not only internally but also to external vendors.

Any guidance here?

Thanks so much