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9780735618817

Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies Resource Kit

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    9780735618817

  • ISBN10:

    073561881X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-06-09
  • Publisher: Microsoft Press
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Summary

This exhaustive, 1000+ page reference delivers all the information you need to plan, design, deploy, and manage strategic solutions using Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and Microsoft Windowsr SharePoint Services. Topics include architecture; capacity planning; deployment scenarios, including small, medium, and large server farms; configuring administration; working with SPPT; security features; maintenance and disaster recovery; customization and solution development; using SharePoint with other Microsoft products; and upgrading/migration strategies. The companion CD-ROM features a fully searchable eBook, plus tools, scripts, and job aids-everything you need to help save time and reduce ownership and support costs.

Author Biography

Bill English, MCTS, MVP, MCT, is an author and educator specializing in SharePoint technologies. He runs a leading training and consulting company, has written more than 10 books, and speaks at the Microsoft Office SharePoint Conference, Comdex, and other events.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. xxvii
Introductionp. xxxi
Introduction to SharePoint Products and Technologies
Introduction to Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 3
Comparison of Features in Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 5
Main Design Goals for SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 6
Architecture and Design Decisionsp. 7
Important Features and Terminology Used in SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 11
Securityp. 14
Site Administrationp. 18
Document and Content Storagep. 18
Organizing Documents and Other Contentp. 19
Search Configuration and Usagep. 19
Summaryp. 20
Installing Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 21
Prerequisitesp. 22
Installing Windows SharePoint Services on a Single Machine with WMSDEp. 27
Installing Windows SharePoint Services with SQL 2000p. 29
Installing Windows SharePoint Services into a Server Farmp. 40
Uninstalling Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 48
Summaryp. 52
Installing Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 53
Prerequisitesp. 54
Installing SharePoint Portal Serverp. 60
Migrating from WMSDE to SQL Serverp. 81
Installing the Component for Backward-Compatible Document Librariesp. 82
Installing SharePoint Portal Server into a Non-Active Directory Environmentp. 86
Uninstalling SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 86
Repairing SharePoint Portal Serverp. 88
Troubleshooting SharePoint Portal Server Installationsp. 89
Summaryp. 92
SharePoint Products and Technologies Architecture
Windows SharePoint Services Architecturep. 95
Architectural Componentsp. 96
Physical Configurationsp. 98
IIS Services Used by Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 99
Changes Made by Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 100
Web Part Pagesp. 104
Customization and Personalization for Web Partsp. 105
Exporting Web Partsp. 106
Handling Site Page Requestsp. 108
Templatesp. 109
The Web.Config Filep. 110
Summaryp. 112
SharePoint Portal Server Architecturep. 113
Building on Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 114
Changes to Front-End Componentsp. 115
Changes to Back-End Database Componentsp. 117
Physical Configurationsp. 118
Personal Sites vs. My Sitep. 119
User Profiles and Audiencesp. 120
Enabling and Configuring Single Sign-On Servicep. 121
Shared Servicesp. 122
Summaryp. 123
Security Architecture for SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 125
Authenticationp. 126
Authorizationp. 129
Code Access Securityp. 142
Communication Securityp. 145
Summaryp. 148
Architecting SharePoint Products and Technologies for Operating System Topologiesp. 149
Specific Requirements for Server and Clientp. 149
Authenticationp. 150
Administrative Rightsp. 151
User Account Modep. 152
Controlling Access to Sitesp. 152
Active Directory-Dependent Featuresp. 153
Summaryp. 154
Planning and Deployment
Planning Your Information Structure Using Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 157
Key Information Management Features of SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 158
Where to Startp. 158
Key Decision Areas for SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 160
Summaryp. 183
Capacity Planningp. 185
Topology Planningp. 185
SharePoint Products and Technologies Licensing Guidelinesp. 188
Logical Deployment Considerationsp. 198
Planning Services and User Accountsp. 198
Planning Roles, Groups, and Rightsp. 202
Planning Searchp. 204
Planning for Growthp. 210
Choosing the Farm Designp. 216
Performance Considerationsp. 220
Testing for Capacityp. 222
Summaryp. 235
Performance Monitoring in Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 237
Monitoring Server Farm Performancep. 237
Microsoft SQL Serverp. 244
Logsp. 244
Usage Analysis Processingp. 246
Operation Managementp. 249
Summaryp. 269
Deployment Scenarios
Deploying a Single Server and a Small Server Farmp. 273
Single Serverp. 273
Small Farmp. 277
Summaryp. 280
Deploying Medium and Large Server Farmsp. 281
Topologiesp. 281
Summaryp. 315
Installing and Configuring Windows SharePoint Services in an Extranetp. 317
Setting Up an Intranet and Extranet Deploymentp. 318
Summaryp. 338
Shared Servicesp. 339
Multiple Portal Sitesp. 339
Use Intra-Farm Shared Servicesp. 341
Configuring Shared Servicesp. 343
Adding Portal Sitesp. 345
Recovery Considerationsp. 347
Inter-Farm Shared Servicesp. 348
Summaryp. 349
Administration of Windows SharePoint Services
Configuring Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 353
The Management User Interface for Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 353
Authenticationp. 375
Server Farm Configurationp. 379
Summaryp. 403
Windows SharePoint Services Site Administrationp. 405
Using Templatesp. 406
Site Creation Processp. 419
Allowing Access to Websitesp. 421
Managing Site Creation Rightsp. 437
Statisticsp. 438
Managing Alertsp. 441
Summaryp. 447
Administration of Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003
Configuring SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 451
A Quick System Overviewp. 452
SharePoint Central Administrationp. 452
Creating Additional Application Poolsp. 477
Summaryp. 480
Managing SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 481
Administering Portal Site Settingsp. 482
General Settingsp. 482
Portal Site Contentp. 497
Search Settings And Indexed Contentp. 502
User Profile, Audiences, And Personal Sitesp. 502
Changing Owners of Portal Sitesp. 507
Summaryp. 508
Information Management in SharePoint Products and Technologies
Working with Documents in SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 511
Understanding the Document Storage Optionsp. 512
Uploading Documents into a Document Libraryp. 533
Check-In/Check-Out Processesp. 541
Editing Documents in the Document Libraryp. 545
Content Approvalp. 547
Summaryp. 552
Working with Information Components in SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 553
Listsp. 554
Topicsp. 567
Areasp. 573
Keywords and Keyword Best Betsp. 579
Document Metadatap. 582
Summaryp. 583
The Architecture of the Gathererp. 585
Default Indexesp. 585
Role of the Gathererp. 586
The Indexing Processp. 586
Adding File Types to the Indexing Processp. 594
The Architecture of Index Updatesp. 595
Index Buildsp. 597
The Gatherer Logp. 602
Index Propagationp. 603
Summaryp. 605
Managing External Content in Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 607
Advanced Search Administration Modep. 608
Creating and Managing Content Sourcesp. 609
Working with Content Indexesp. 617
Managing and Editing Search Scopes and Source Groupsp. 621
Windows SharePoint Services Search and MSSearchp. 623
The Topic Assistantp. 623
Manage Crawls of Site Directoryp. 623
Manage Keywords and Best Betsp. 624
End-User Experiencep. 625
Attribute Mapping for Advanced Searchp. 628
Summaryp. 628
Personalization Services in SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 629
User Profilesp. 630
Audiencesp. 640
Personal Sitesp. 647
Portal Site Alertsp. 653
Summaryp. 660
Information Security Policies for SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 661
Password Policiesp. 662
Personal Use of Sitesp. 664
Information Storage Policiesp. 665
Administrative Policiesp. 666
Logging Eventsp. 666
Authorized Web Parts and Applicationsp. 667
Change Controlp. 667
Information Privacyp. 668
Data Classification Schemesp. 669
Extranet Considerationsp. 670
Summaryp. 670
Securing SharePoint Products and Technologies
Firewall Considerations for SharePoint Portal Server Deploymentsp. 673
ISA Server 2000 Web Publishingp. 674
ISA Server 2000 Server Publishingp. 689
Summaryp. 691
Single Sign-On in SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 693
Single Sign-On Architecturep. 694
Configuring Single Sign-Onp. 697
Managing Single Sign-Onp. 707
Creating a Web Part That Uses Single Sign-Onp. 716
Summaryp. 722
Securing an Extranet Using SSL and Certificatesp. 723
Enabling SSL for a SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 724
Troubleshootingp. 742
Summaryp. 747
Maintaining a Server in Windows SharePoint Services
Disaster Recovery in SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 751
Backup and Restore Utilitiesp. 752
Recovering SharePoint Sites and Personal Sitesp. 759
Recovering Portal Sitesp. 763
Restoring the Backward-Compatible Document Libraryp. 766
Recovering Different Types of Serversp. 767
Recovering Different Server Topologiesp. 774
Repairing SharePoint Portal Serverp. 781
Uninstalling SharePoint Portal Serverp. 782
Writing a Disaster Recovery Planp. 782
Summaryp. 786
Usage Analysis Tools in SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 787
Managing Usage Analysisp. 788
Analyzing Website Usagep. 792
Internet Information Services (IIS) Logsp. 794
Viewing Website Reports Using FrontPagep. 795
Troubleshootingp. 798
Summaryp. 798
Default Tools to Customize Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 799
Customizing Web Part Pagesp. 800
Other Customizationsp. 811
Themesp. 816
Summaryp. 817
Working with Web Partsp. 819
Basic Customization of Dynamic Web Partsp. 820
Adding New Web Partsp. 828
Purpose and Use of Each Built-In Web Partp. 830
Managing Settings for Web Part Pagesp. 838
Working with Web Part Galleriesp. 839
Summaryp. 848
Using Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 to Customize SharePoint Products and Technologies Sitesp. 849
SharePoint Products and Technologies Fundamentalsp. 850
Browser-Based Customizationp. 852
How to Edit Sites in FrontPage 2003p. 852
Caveats to Editing SharePoint Portal Server Sites in FrontPage 2003p. 855
Most Common Changes Made in FrontPage 2003p. 864
Advanced Customizationp. 879
Working with the Data Source Catalogp. 889
Working with Datap. 902
Windows SharePoint Services-Based Lists as Data Viewsp. 920
Using Reports to Measure Site Use and Performancep. 923
Summaryp. 924
The Windows SharePoint Services Object Modelp. 925
Microsoft.SharePoint Namespacep. 926
Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration Namespacep. 926
Microsoft.SharePoint.Dsp Namespacep. 929
Microsoft.SharePoint.Meetings Namespacep. 930
Microsoft.SharePoint.Security Namespacep. 931
Microsoft.SharePoint.SoapServer Namespacep. 933
Microsoft.SharePoint.Utilities Namespacep. 934
Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls Namespacep. 936
Microsoft.HtmlTrans.Interface Namespacep. 938
Summaryp. 940
The SharePoint Portal Server Object Modelp. 941
Introductionp. 941
The Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal Namespacep. 942
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.Topologyp. 942
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.UserProfilesp. 943
Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.WebControlsp. 948
Other Namespacesp. 949
Summaryp. 950
Building Applications Using Windows SharePoint Services Datap. 951
Using Windows SharePoint Services Componentsp. 951
Sharing Windows SharePoint Services Component Data with ASP.NETp. 952
Summaryp. 986
Building Applications for Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 987
SharePoint Portal Server Web Servicesp. 987
Summaryp. 999
Using Visual Studio .NET to Create Web Partsp. 1001
Web Part Architecturep. 1001
Strong-Naming Assembliesp. 1005
Code Access Securityp. 1007
Creating a Web Partp. 1011
Debugging Web Partsp. 1015
Creating Child Controls on a Web Partp. 1018
Web Part Toolsp. 1022
Summaryp. 1023
Microsoft Office 2003 Integration with SharePoint Products and Technologies
Windows SharePoint Services with the Microsoft Office Systemp. 1027
Windows SharePoint Services and Microsoft Office Integration Featuresp. 1028
Microsoft Office Access 2003 Integrationp. 1029
Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Integrationp. 1030
Integration with Outlookp. 1031
Integration with FrontPagep. 1032
Summaryp. 1036
Using Microsoft Office InfoPath with SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 1037
InfoPath Form Templatesp. 1038
Form Librariesp. 1042
Integrating InfoPath Forms with Web Services for SharePoint Portal Serverp. 1064
Summaryp. 1066
Microsoft Outlook 2003 Integration with SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 1067
Viewing SharePoint Products and Technologies Data in Outlookp. 1068
Transferring Outlook Data to a SharePoint Sitep. 1073
Document and Meeting Workspace Sitesp. 1076
Managing Alertsp. 1082
Managing Integration Features in Outlookp. 1082
Additional Outlook Integration Opportunitiesp. 1086
Summaryp. 1086
Upgrading and Migrating to SharePoint Products and Technologies
Integrating Exchange Server 2003 with SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 1089
Using the Exchange Web Partsp. 1090
Displaying Exchange Data in a Page Viewer Web Partp. 1093
Creating an E-Mail-Enabled Document Libraryp. 1094
Summaryp. 1097
Upgrading and Migrating to SharePoint Products and Technologiesp. 1099
Migration Strategiesp. 1103
Upgrading a SharePoint Team Services Website to Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 1103
Upgrading to SharePoint Portal Server 2003p. 1114
Migration Toolsp. 1131
Summaryp. 1132
Glossaryp. 1133
Indexp. 1143
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