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OR...you could NOT use PORT numbers for your MySite web application and either create a unique URL like http://mysite or http://my (or whatever works for your organization and culture). Then set trusted sites.
OR, If the users are non-domain users (the new domain will trip an auth prompt when you switch hosts) you could create the MySite host under a ...
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You need to configure ADFS with SharePoint. Essentially its a type of Claims Authentication with a conceptual walkthrough mentioned here
This is an excerpt from MSDN that explicitly mentions the flow of a single user from one web app to another in SharePoint
Visiting Two SharePoint Web Applications
In this walkthrough, John visits the a-Portal ...
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You have to go to your Firefox address bar and type about:config. This will bring up the internal config editor, which allows you to set all kinds of properties that influence Firefoxs behavior. Look for the key called "network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris". Set that keys value to a comma separated list of servers you want NTLM auth for. So if your ...
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I would rely on the same authentication mechanism (eg : ntlm if you're on an intranet) and work with subdomain - as suggested above by Eric - while targeting the cookie to the top level domain name.
Alternatively, you can delegate this requirement to an external tool / system like Microsoft ISA / UAG, SiteMinder, F5 APM, EmpowerID, Oracle Identity ...
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