How can we use Microsoft Groove with peers existing in both secure and unsecured network segments?

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We have been instructed to implement a Microsoft Groove workspace. This would normally not be a concern, but the workspace will be utilized by machines which exist in our internal/restricted network as well as from peers from an outside/unknown network.

Does there exist a best-practice for such an implementation?... or would this potentially expose the restricted network too broadly?

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