Below is the list of all the limitations of Share Point Online compared to Share Point 2010 on premises.
Connections to MySites
to SharePoint 2010 on-premise environment Size Limit (500 MB)
Customizability for
MySites is limited
User Profile Store cannot be connected to other data sources
Vanity URLs
User Permissions for
External Users
External users require
a Windows Live ID to authenticate
Limited changes
possible in public facing web sites
No line-of-business (LOB) data access with intranets
The maximum size of a
SharePoint tenant is 5 terabytes (TB)
A SharePoint Tennant
can maximally hold 300 site collections (excl. My Sites)
Each site collection has a storage quota of 100 gigabytes
(GB)
Size limit of a site
collection (100 GB)
Number of site
collections (300)
Maximum storage in a
tenant (5 TB).
Record Center
capabilities not offered
Mail Enabled Document
Libraries are not supported, impacting Scanners & Scanner software
PDF documents cannot
be opened in the browser
Word
Automation features not available
Auditing does not capture which documents are opened and
closed
FAST Search not
supported
Search configuration
very limited
Crawling content
source every hour to refresh index
Custom IFilters not
supported (PDF is the only external IFilter supported)
Indexing of multiple
sources not supported
Federated Search
Search Integration with Windows 7
Business Intelligence
Center, SharePoint PowerPivot, PerformancePoint Services and integration with a
reporting server not supported
Access to LOB data not supported
More sophisticated
workflow systems, including K2, Nintex, and Global360, are not supported
Integration with LOB
data is not supported
Only Sandboxed Solutions are supported, fully trusted code is
not
Microsoft Online IDs
Single Sign On with AD
credentials through ADFS
Microsoft Windows Live
IDs for External Users
ADFS servers behind the firewall: this only
allows users to access SharePoint Online when on the corporate network
Implementing ADFS
Federation Servers in the DMZ: this allows usage both internally and
externally.
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