A federated trust in Exchange allows two organizations to share free/busy (i.e. calender) information among other things. Within Exchange 2013 you can now also created a federated trust between Exchange Online as well.
Creating a federated trust can be broken down into the following three steps:
1. When creating a federated trust both parties use the Microsoft Federation Gateway (MFG) as a secure trust broker between the other organization.
2. An organizational relationship is a one to one relationship that allows an organization to share calender information with one another.
3. Sharing Policies (optional) : By configuring a share policy you a#
For more information about the setup of federated trust please refer to the link below:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2012/10/30/managing-federated-sharing-with-the-eac.aspx
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