Portal-tier
Portal-tier authentication allows access to Portal using both enterprise and built-in identity stores. To achieve this, Windows authentication must be disabled and anonymous access must be enabled on your web server. At the Portal sign in page, a user can sign in using either enterprise credentials or Portal built-in credentials. Pass-through single sign-on will not be available, and users will have to log in every time they visit the portal. Finally, with Portal-tier authentication, anonymous users can access portal resources that are shared with everyone. Portal-tier authentication is oftentimes a win for many organizations as it provides the right mix of enterprise identity store use while still allowing anonymous access to ...
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