A few weeks ago I received an email that included a very flattering offers & request.

I just realized I meant to post this last week and never did, but better late than never.

While it isn’t exactly spring yet, but it sure feels like it where I’m from.

Little public service announcement. What follows applies to the following scenario: SharePoint 2010 Web Application configured as a Claims Based Authentication (CBA) Running on a Windows Server 2008 R2 without Service Pack 1 (if you have SP1, you’re ok) Were things working fine for you but then all the sudden when you try to login all the sudden you get the ASP.

Yesterday I saw, and blogged about, the TechNet article posted that has a complete feature matrix for all things in SharePoint 2013 you could do based on the different deployment option (on-premises / Office 365) and what license you had (Office 365 Plans, SharePoint Online plans, SharePoint on-premise license).

This tripped me up a few months back. After figuring it out I added a reminder and jotted down a few notes with the intention of blogging it later.

Finally the details are out. Check out this page for all the features in all the different SharePoint 2013 flavors (the SharePoint On-Premises stuff is way down on the page):