SSO and Windows Native Mode Benefits?

Hi All
We currently run EP7 SP8 and I need to find out what the benefits are if we move to Win2000 or Win2003 Native mode. Also if we can use SSO with Win2000 or Win 2003.
Does anyone have any information which would help me weigh up the pros and cons of implementing this.
Many Thanks for your help
Phil

thank you for your reply,
Metalink note 277382.1 is a good document how to configure OID External Authentication Plugin for Authentication Via Microsoft Active.
configure OID for import users and External Authentication Plugin are a prerequisites steps for SSO WNA. but WNA must more other steps not descript in this metalink note
N.B: WNA "Windows Native Authentication" is a feature for Oracle SSO which enables Microsoft Internet Explorer users to automatically authenticate to their web applications using their desktop credentials.
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