| English | German |
| federated application | Verbundanwendung (A Web-based application that is AD FS-enabled, meaning that it can be accessed by federated users) |
| federated conference | Verbundpartnerkonferenz (A conference with federated partners) |
| federated contact | Partnerkontakt (A contact who is not part of the user's enterprise but with whom the user's enterprise is linked) |
| federated database servers | vereinte Datenbankserver (A set of linked servers that shares the processing load of data by hosting partitions of a distributed partitioned view) |
| federated domain | Verbunddomäne (A domain that is engaged in a trust relationship with another domain, which is also called a federation. This relationship is between two federation servers, and allows a system to provide controlled access to its resources or services to a user that belongs to another security realm without requiring the user to authenticate directly to the system and without the two systems sharing a database of user identities or passwords) |
| federated IM | Verbundpartner-Chatnachricht (An instant message with a federated contact) |
| federated IM | Verbundpartnerchat (Instant messaging with federated contacts) |
| federated instant message | Verbundpartner-Chatnachricht (An instant message with a federated contact) |
| federated instant messaging | Verbundpartnerchat (Instant messaging with federated contacts) |
| federated search | Sammelsuche (A type of search that provides users with results from multiple search and retrieval systems) |
| federated user | Partnerbenutzer (An external user who has valid credentials from a federated partner, which is a trusted outside organization that is enabled for access to your Lync Server or Office Communications Server deployment) |
| federated user | Verbundbenutzer (A user whose account resides in an account partner organization and who can access federated applications that reside in a resource partner organization. In the context of Office 365, a federated user is one that is sourced (mastered, authenticated, created, and managed) in an organization's on-premises Active Directory. The on-premises Active Directory has a trust relationship with the cloud that allows authenticated Active Directory users to access cloud resources (or "services," such a SharePoint Online, Exchange Online, etc)) |
