Monday, January 21, 2013

What is meant by sandbox? How it is differentiate between standard environments?

 a. Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online support the execution of plug-ins in an isolated environment. In this isolated environment, also known as a sandbox.
b. Use of the full power of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM SDK to access the web services. Access to the file system, system event log, network, and more is prevented in the sandbox.
c. It is more secure, supports run-time monitoring and statistics reporting, and is supported on all Microsoft Dynamics CRM deployments.
d. In registration Sandbox, known as partial trust:
e. Outside sandbox is full trust: Full trust is supported for on-premise and Internet- Facing Microsoft Dynamics CRM deployments.
f. Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online deployment, plug-ins must be registered in the sandbox (partial trust) because no full trust run-time environment is supported. Partial trusts are also supported for on-premise deployments.
g. Sandboxed plug-ins can access the network through the HTTP and HTTPS protocols.
h. Access to localhost (loopback) is not permitted.
i. IP addresses cannot be used. Plug-ins must use a named web address that requires DNS name resolution.
j. Anonymous authentication is supported and recommended.
k. Full trust is supported for on-premises and internet facing Microsoft Dynamics CRM deployments. For a Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online deployment, plug-ins must be registered in the sandbox (partial trust) where they are isolated as previously described.

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