SPSPTCDC - SharePoint Admin 101 - SpeedMetal - PowerUser to Admin in 75 Minutes

SharePoint 2010 - Administration 101
SharePoint Saturday the ConferenceAugust 2011Chris McNulty

SharePoint SpeedMetal [Admin 101](S5A-104)Admin – 200
Chris McNulty
KMA
Welcome to SharePoint Saturday—The Conference

Welcome to SharePoint Saturday—The Conference
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About KMA
Founded 1995
29 employees
4 partners, including 2 co-founders
Principal lines of business:
Professional Services
SharePoint Consulting
SharePoint Managed Services
Custom Application Development
Software Product
Mekko Graphics advanced charting software
Roots in academia (MIT, Harvard, BU)

Chris McNulty
KMA SharePoint Practice Lead/Manager
Working with SharePoint technologies since 2000/2001
20 years consulting and financial services technology (Santander, John Hancock, GMO, State Street)
MBA in Investment Management from Boston College Carroll School of Management
Write and speak often on Microsoft IW technologies (blogs & books)
Microsoft MCSE/MCTS/MSA/MVTSP
Hiking, cooking, playing guitar, colonial history, photography
My family: Hayley, three kids (16, 7, 4) and my dog Stan

Out Of Scope
Deep Dives (e.g. PowerShell, BI, Upgrade, SQL DBA)
Development
Customization
Design & Architecture
Power User (e.g. Library Customization, Designer Workflows, etc.)
Office 365
Rules
Move fast, PowerPoint is shared
Questions – time permitting during session
Any time after session – email etc.
Objectives

The dilemma
Architecture, Design & Planning
Installation and Upgrade
Post Installation Best Practices
Service/Feature Placement
Support
Monitoring and Optimization
Backup
PowerShell
Development Functions
Optimization
Patching
SQL Maintenance
Best Practices
Agenda

You’re the new SharePoint Administrator!!!
But…
You’re still responsible for:
Exchange
Active Directory
SQL
Desktop
Help Desk
Network/Firewall
Cooking & Cleaning
Etc.
Congratulations!

SharePoint administration is often an ‘add-on’ for other IT professionals (SQL DBAs, AD Admins, Exchange Engineers)
Time and focus are scarce resources!
Common pain points include
Upgrades are complex and hard to monitor
Dispersed workforce, little control of browsers and Office versions
Hard to understand and troubleshoot “behind the scenes” performance and capacity planning
Best practices not always understood or compared to system health
“All or nothing” administration means IT must be engaged for all admin responsibilities, even search
The Dilemma

Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 … the bright frontier
Eastern Long Island, July 4, 2010

Microsoft SharePoint 2010
Ribbon UI
SharePoint Workspace
SharePoint Mobile
Office Client and Office Web App Integration
Standards Support
Business Connectivity Services
InfoPath Form Services
External Lists
Workflow
SharePoint Designer
Visual Studio
API Enhancements
REST/ATOM/RSS
Sites
Tagging, Tag Cloud, Ratings
Social Bookmarking
Blogs and Wikis
My Sites
Activity Feeds
Profiles and Expertise
Org Browser
Communities
Composites
PerformancePoint Services
Excel Services
Chart Web Part
Visio Services
Web Analytics
SQL Server Integration
PowerPivot
Content
Insights
Enterprise Content Types
Metadata and Navigation
Document Sets
Multi-stage Disposition
Audio and Video Content Types
Remote Blob Storage
List Enhancements
Search
Social Relevance
Phonetic Search
Navigation
FAST Integration
Enhanced Pipeline

Architecture and Design

Typical Roles:
http services
Search query
Scaling
Add servers to load balanced cluster
Performance Optimization
RAM
Easily virtualized
Server Farm – Web Front End
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Typical Roles:
Search index/crawl
Excel calculation
User profiles
Managed Metadata
Scaling
Add search servers and partitions
Move shared services to dedicated servers
CPU
Server Farm - Application Server
15

Typical Roles:
Data storage
SQL Reporting
Scaling
Add storage capacity
Disk I/O
Server Farm - Database
16

Typical Roles:
Small teams
Small pools of documents
Considerations
Performance & fault tolerance less of a concern
SQL & Web on same system
Search not a core function
Sizing - Single Server

Typical Roles:
100-10,000 users
10,000 – 1MM documents
Scenarios
Enterprise portal
Large scale collaboration
Broader applications platform
Larger external search pool
Mix and match internal external front end servers on common content databases
Sizing - Medium Farm

Typical Roles:
Large distributed enterprise users (10000+)
Large pools of documents (>1MM)
Sizing - Large Farm

Farm level
Web applications
Independent top level URLs
Run inside IIS pools
Consume shared services and admin from the farm or other farms
Site collections
Security, branding, database frontier
Contain single sites or site hierarchies
Sites
Group related SharePoint elements (lists, libraries, pages, web parts)
Top Level Logical Components
20

Mid-Level Logical Components (http://intranet)
Sites also contain lists, pages, and web parts

Logical Components
High capacity!
Maximums
250,000 sites per site collection
5,000 site collections per content DB
200GB max content DB (single site collection)
>200GB post SP1
300 Content DBs per web application
30MM documents/library
2GB document size
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Disk Sizing
Inputs: Size for SharePoint content and non-SharePoint content included in search
For DBs, don’t forget to consider transaction logs, disk dumps (if used for backup) which can add 1-3X.
In SAN or virtual environments, not all disk need be provisioned early

Web Front End (WFE)
8GB minimum
12GB larger
16GB max
Application
8-12GB
SQL
8-20GB
HP Sizing Tool
http://h71019.www7.hp.com/activeanswers/Secure/548230-0-0-0-121.html
Don’t forget about the swap files (1-2X size of RAM)
Memory Sizing

WFE
Load balanced clusters
Internal – external isolation
500-1000 simultaneous users
Application
Indexes Redundant
Distribute Queries
Database
Cluster
Mirroring
Log Shipping
EBS or RBS
Server Counts - Redundancy

Sidebar on SQL Disk optimization
RAID 1: Mirroring (Wastes disk)
RAID 5: Parity Bit (write performance hit)
RAID 10 Stripes across mirrors (costly)
Physical location of data, log, temp and/or backup files. If virtualization or SAN technology doesn’t isolate the disks, not much performance gain,
Performance optimization/fault tolerance by:
RAID1 on boot disks
RAID5 on data disks
RAID10 on log disks
No RAID, or RAID 5 on backup disks
RBS reduces size (and count) of content databases but doesn’t reduce size of total storage
IOPS, IOPS, IOPS!
Psst…about SQL…

Classic
Zones mapped
Single URL for each authentication method:
e.g.
Default: Windows
Forms (LDAP, SQL, ADAM)
Generate an NTToken to represent SPUser
Claims
Unified URL
Multiple sources (Windows, FBA, SSO) combine to generate a single SAML token to represent SPUser
Authentication Architecture
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Authentication ScenariosMixed Mode
https://extranet.domain.com
Extranet
Zone
Intranet
Zone
http://intranet
FBA
claims
Windows
claims
Remote Employees
Employees

Traditional
Inexpensive
Simple
Only one firewall
External traffic comes inside internal network
Internet Topology – Edge Firewall

More complex
Duplicative networks, backup, AD
External traffic is reserved
Larger server foot print (exposure) in perimeter
Internal users need domain trusts
Internal users access site across firewall
Internet Topology – Perimeter

Most complex
Intricate firewall rules
App, AD and search roles optionally in perimeter
Optional internal WFE or internal users always cross a firewall
Crawl topologies important to avoid overtaxing the firewall
Internet Topology – Split Back to Back

Multi-farm
SSA farm
Content publishing
Internet Topology – Enhanced Techniques

Internal
Active Directory
Exchange / File Shares
Index and integrate BCS data
External
LDAP
Mail Relay
Indexed search content
Other Systems
FAST (Search)
Project Server / TFS
BizTalk
LoB/Dynamics
Oracle (BCS)
Notes (Search)
Wikis and other indexed web sites
Common Integration Touchpoints

SharePoint Family Platforms

SharePoint 2010 is a 64 bit only platform. Direct upgrades from 32 bit to 64 bit requires prep work.
Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2 X64
SQL Server 2005 x64 SP3 CU3
Or
SQL Server 2008 x64 SP1 CU2
Or
SQL Server 2008 R2
Platform Basics

2007 Shared Services Provider has been broken up; each of its elements is now a Shared Service Application
Mix and match them singly or in groups, to match farm’s needs.
Crawl/index no longer a single server role
In 2010, administration can be delegated
Key targets: Enterprise search, metadata, user profiles
Shared Service Applications

Internet Explorer 7/8/9, Firefox and Safari are all supported.
Some support for Chrome
IE6 is not supported
Most other browsers are still supported for Internet configurations
Office 2010 includes optimizations for the new platforms
Offline Access
2007: used Outlook 2007 and Groove
SharePoint Workspace 2010 integrates offline documents and lists
Client/Browser Technology

SharePoint 2010 provides a server version of Office applications – Office Web Access, or “OWA”.
In part, this enables simultaneous multiuser editing of Office documents:
Excel in OWA, not client
Word/PowerPoint on client only if file opened from a shared document library
OneNote client or OWA
Office Web Applications

Servers:
Windows 2008 R2 X64 Enterprise Edition
SQL Server 2008 R2 x64
Service Accounts
spfarm(Farm acct; local admin on the SharePoint servers and either sa or dbcreate, dbowner and security admin on the SQL server.)
svcsql (SQL Server service acct)
sppool (IIS pool acct)
spcrawl (Search accts)
spadmin Interactive admin (install account; local, site collection and farm admin privileges)
Install as SPAdmin
Install Software Prerequisites - Checks for following elements:
Application Server Role, Web Server (IIS) Role, Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Native Client, Hotfix for Microsoft Windows (KB976462), Windows Identity Foundation (KB974405), Microsoft Sync Framework Runtime v1.0 (x64), Microsoft Chart Controls for Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, Microsoft Filter Pack 2.0, Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services ADOMD.NET, Microsoft Server Speech Platform Runtime (x64), Microsoft Server Speech Recognition Language - TELE(en-US), SQL 2008 R2 Reporting Services SharePoint 2010 Add-in
Installation - Prerequisites

Initial
Product Key
Type of installation - Always SERVER FARM
Installation Type - Complete [Not Single Server]
Accept default file locations – index files will stay on C:Program FilesMicrosoft Office Servers14.0Data
At end NO Wizard
Run OWA Setup
Then, WIZARD! The wizard starts, and yes, it’s OK for IIS to reset during the wizard…
Create a new farm
Set farm account
Pick configuration database, Passphrase, CentralAdmin Port (Conventions)
Final confirm and let the wizard run
Installation

Pros
Easy
All SSAs Configured
Saves time and PowerShell hand tooling of SSAs
Cons
My Sites setup in same app and DB as primary
Database Names are default, GUID happy
Kills kittens (ask SharePoint 911!)
What it does
Sets up service acct for SSAs and other services (sppool)
Sets up a port 80 web app with a My Sites Host sub-site collection in WSS_Content database
Installation – Farm ConfigWizard?

Three paths
In place
Database upgrade
Third party tools
Process
Pre-upgrade checker
Visual Upgrade
Resumable upgrade
Progress reports
Parallel DB upgrades
Predictable Upgrade

Additional Prepwork
Content pruning
Database alignment
stsadm-o mergecontentdbs
DB Attach
Preinstall Required Features
Stsadm –o addcontentdb –databasename DBNAME –url URL –assignnewdatabaseid
PowerShell Mount-ContentDatabase
Test, test, test!
Upgrade Preparation

SharePoint 2007 SP2 minimum, October 2009 CU best
STSADM.exe –o preupgradecheck
Documentation
All servers and components in the farm, and whether the servers meet 64-bit hardware/OS requirements
Alternate access mapping URLs
A list of all site definitions, site templates, features, and language packs that are installed in the farm.
Unsupported farm customizations (such as database schema modifications).
Database or site orphans
Missing or invalid configuration settings in the farm (missing Web.config file, invalid host names, invalid service accts).
Whether the databases meet the requirements — for example, databases are set to read/write, and any databases stored in Windows Internal Database and larger than 4 GB.
Pre-Upgrade Check

Switch-on new UI across site collections in a controlled manner
Upgrade servers without changing the user interface
Preview new UI
Pre-release screenshots, subject to change
IT Pro Investments – Visual Upgrade

DEMO
Upgrade

Monitoring
Monitoring and Operations

Developer Dashboard
Empower developers and users
Integrated Health Analyzer
Runs when necessary
Alerts anomalies
Fixes when it can
Web Analytics
User usage
Resource usage
Proactive Issue Resolution

Logging, Monitoring, and AlertsKnow what is going on
ULS Logs
Windows Events
Unified Logging
Out-of-the-box reports
Richer Web Analytics
Open Schema
SCOM Integration
PLUS
Developer Dashboard
Health Analyzer
Logging DB
Page requests
Feature Logging
Health data

Monitoring
SCOM
Central Admin
Health Analyzer
Site Collection Web Analytics
Developer Dashboard
stsadm –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv OnDemand
(Get-SPFarm).PerformanceMonitor.DeveloperDashboardLevel = "OnDemand"
Troubleshooting
Correlation ID – One GUID to rule them all!
ULS Logs, Event Logs, Performance Monitor
OR
WSS_Logging DB
Monitoring – General

Developer Dashboard Improve customized solutions with the Developer Dashboard
SQL Queries Performance
Memory Usage
Data-Request Trace

Query Database Views Directly
Requires Timer Jobs Enabled
Diagnostic Data Provider: Trace Log
Diagnostic Data Provider: Event Log
ULS Configuration Matters
Database will GROW!
Aggregates from ALL Servers
Sample:
SELECT * FROM [WSS_Logging].[dbo].[ULSTraceLog] WHERE CorrelationID = '04377DAE-C2FD-4DBE-A57E-101B3005059E'
Monitoring – WSS_Logging

Third Party Tools
Recycle Bin
Granular / Site Collection Backup (UI)
*.bak file
Restore-SPSite
Unattached Recovery
Browse unattached content database
Account needs DB permissions
Database need not be on the same server!
No more granular than list or library!
Browse Content
Export Site or List
Export as a CMP file
PowerShell restore
PS: Import-SPWeb http://msshome2010 –Path C:ListRecovery.cmp
SQL Backup
SharePoint Backup (UI or script)
Backup/Recovery

@echo off
echo ==================================================
echo Backup the farm
echo ==================================================
@SET stsadm="C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWeb Server Extensions12BINstsadm"
rmdir /S /Q "spsql08spbackupfarmold"
ren "spsql08spbackupfarm" "farmold"
md "spsql08spbackupfarm"
%stsadm% -o backup -directory "spsql08spbackupfarm" -backupmethod full
echo complete
STSADM Backup

# NOT NEEDED write-output
write-host ==================================================
write-host Backup the farm
write-host ==================================================
Add-PSSnapIn Microsoft.SharePoint.Powershell
Remove-Item -Path "C:PSBackupfarmold“ -recurse
Rename-Item -Path "C:PSBackupfarm" -NewName "farmold"
New-Item -type directory -path C:PSBackupfarm
Backup-SPFarm -directory "C:PSBackupfarm" -backupmethod full –verbose –percentage 5
Write-host Backup complete
PowerShell Backup

SharePoint Shell vs. Base Shell
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Sharepoint.Powershell
Command -?
Get-Help Command
Get-Help Command –examples
Pipe
Get-Command –Noun SP*
Get-Command – Noun SP* | Select Name
Get-Command – Noun SP* | Select Name | Out-File Commands.txt
Get-SPSite –limit all | Get-SPWeb –limit all | Select URL, webtemplate | Out-GridView
WindowsPowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment to allow Out-GridView
PowerShell

Visual Update a range of sites:
Site Backup
Add MMS Term
Some Useful PowerShell Snippets

Create and configure a library
Some Useful PowerShell Snippets II

Visual Studio 2010 Support
Import solutions from SharePoint Designer, including Workflow
Extensibility for SharePoint artifacts
Support for SharePoint Sandboxed Solutions
Workflow Designer
Web PartDesigner
Packaging Explorer

Project and Item Templates
Templates for many SharePoint elements
Support for sandboxed solutions
Visual Designers
Design web parts
Build Business Data Connectivity (BDC) models
Create Workflows
Workflow Enhancements
Site level workflows
Templates for association & initiation forms
Deploy/debug directly from IDE
Visual Studio 2010 Support
Templates and designers

Development Continuum
Professional developer
Business Analyst/Process Designer
Designer/IW/Power User
Import
Create lists & libs
Design Web Pages
Web part hook-up
Views & forms
Declarative Workflows
Custom Web Parts
Code Workflows
Event Receivers
List Definitions
Application Pages
Design skeleton workflow processes
View workflow visualizations
Design data-backed business diagrams
WSP Package
Export

Governable self-service deployment with SandBoxed Solutions
What can be deployed?
Web Parts
Event Receivers
Feature Activation Receivers
Workflow Actions
InfoPath Forms
Site and List Templates
Web-part deployment
Resource-quota management
Restricted to Limited resources
Code CPU Time
SQL Execution Time
Number Exceptions
Custom Code is Isolated
Separate Process/Server
Scale Out
Pre-Beta screenshots, subject to change

CA | Application Management
Manage Quotas and Locks
(Also where you can set a site collection read-only)
Daily quota is 300 points
includes AbnormalProcessTerminationCount, CPUExecutionTime, CriticalExceptionCount, InvocationCount, PercentProcessorTime, ProcessCPUCycles, ProcessHandleCount, ProcessIOBytes, ProcessThreadCount, ProcessVirtualBytes, SharePointDatabaseQueryCount, SharePointDatabaseQueryTime, UnhandledExceptionCount, UnresponsiveprocessCount
Reconfigure values via PowerShell (unlikely)
Examine them using:
[Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPUserCodeService]::Local.ResourceMeasures
Development Support –Sandbox

Development Support – Three Regions

DEMO
Monitoring
Developer Dashboard
Health Analyzer
PowerShell

Optimization
Optimization

IIS Bit Rate Throttling (Video)
Part of IIS Media Services 2.0 or greater
Download http://www.iis.net/download/BitRateThrottling
Configured through IIS Manager
Large File Upload Support:
Central Admin: 600MB Upload Size
IIS7 Connection Timeout 65536 seconds
Web app web.config = change line to
<httpRuntime maxRequestLength="2097151" executionTimeout="999999" />
in 14hivetemplatelayoutsweb.config, change above line to same
Finally, as per http://support.microsoft.com/kb/944981/en-us add section to web.config to allow 600MB content length (it’s a new requirements in IIS7).
<system.webServer>
<security>
<requestFiltering>
<requestLimits maxAllowedContentLength="629145600"/>
</requestFiltering>
</security>
Optimization

Disk-based BLOB Caching
Local store for audio/video, PDF other frequent read only files
Edit in Web.config (C:Inetpubwwwrootwssvirtualdirectories...)
<BlobCache location="" path=".(gif|jpg|jpeg|jpe|jfif|bmp|dib|tif|tiff|ico|png|wdp|hdp|css|js|asf|avi|flv|m4v|mov|mp3|mp4|mpeg|mpg|rm|rmvb|wma|wmv)$" maxSize="10" enabled="false" />
Location = Local Disk Location
maxSize = GB
Enabled = true
Different from RBS/EBS!
Find Sean McDonough
Optimization

Patching – High Level Process

Backups
Local Disk – easy but storage intensive
Agents – remote, requires extra software
RBS Maintenance
BLOB Orphans
Log Sizing
Full logged (default) generates huge t-logs
Simple doesn’t but prevents point in time restore
Maintenance Plans
SQL Maintenance

Add PDF image support
Add pdf16.gif to 14HiveTEMPLATEIMAGES [spare copy from http://www.adobe.com/misc/linking.html ]
Add references to the images in 14HiveTEMPLATEXMLDOCICON.XML
<Mapping Key="pdf" Value="pdf16.gif"/>
IISRESET
Add PDF to file type in Search SSA
Add Adobe 64 bit PDF iFilter: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4025
Large File Upload Support: [Defined Later]
Activity Feed Timer Job
14Hive = C:Program FilesCommon FilesMicrosoft SharedWeb Server Extensions14
14HiveBin on Environment Path
Disable the loopback check
In Registry Editor, locate and then click the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlLsa
Right-click Lsa, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
Type DisableLoopbackCheck, and then press ENTER.
Set Value = 1, and then click OK.
Quit Registry Editor, and then restart your computer.
Make search service topology (crawl, index, query) redundant
Post Installation Best Practices

Best Practices

Users Receive “Cannot Connect to Configuration Database” Web Page
SharePoint farm account is locked out
No one can upload anything but site is up
Database disk volume is full – check transaction logs, backups
In virtualized environment, host file systems may be full
I can’t find a document I think I should see; Someone can’t see a file I just uploaded
Security and permission variations
Document “movement” (a/k/a ECM) try search by name or Document ID. Check ECM logs/audits
Confirm permissions, and make sure document is checked in (Required properties may be missing)
Troubleshooting – Top Support Questions

Repeated requests to re-enter Windows credentials
Add to Local intranet zone, add site, custom level, automatic login with current user name and password (it’s the last thing in the item list)
OR Trusted sites
My workflow didn’t start
Recycle timer service
“FixSharePoint.exe” = IISReset & Timer Service Recycle
I’m not seeing the right search results
Confirm that crawls are running and complete by checking crawl logs; restart a full crawl if crawls finish OK
I need a file back that I deleted
Recycle Bin Recovery
Use Backup & Restore
Troubleshooting – More Support Questions

Bad web parts on page
?Contents=1 on end of URL
HyperV & DiskPart
From the run menu type "diskpart.exe" to enter the command line utility to resize disk partitions in Windows Server 2003.
The command list volume will show you all the available volumes.
Select your volume as shown below. select volume 1 corresponds to the "D" volume.
Extend the volume with the extendcommand; the partition will be immediately extended under the Disk Management snap in.
User Profile Sync
DirSync permissions in AD are essential (Replicating Directory Changes )
PSCONFIG for a stuck wizard
psconfig.exe -cmd upgrade -inplace b2b -wait
14HIVEbin on PATH
How big is that site collection anyway?
Site Settings | Site Collection Analytics | Scroll down to Inventory and choose Storage Usage
How do I make a bigger template?
stsadm -o setproperty -propertyname max-template-document-size -propertyvalue size_in_bytes
Save site as template
To save any site as a template, just go to Site Actions | Site Settings | Save Site as template. This saves the site as a standard .WSP package in the Site Collection Solutions Gallery (/_catalogs/solutions/Forms/AllItems.aspx)
Auditing
In Central Admin | Security, configure Information Management Policy (/_admin/Policyfeatures.aspx). Make sure Auditing is Available
At the Site Collection Audit Settings screen (in Site Collection Administration) select the events you want to audit
Site Setting | Site Collection Administration | Audit Log Reports
Service Account Management in Central Admin
Security | Managed Service Accounts
When all else fails – web.config!!!!
Miscellaneous Tips and Tricks

Where Governance Begins?
Higher Visibility
Lighter governance

SharePoint 2010 provides more opportunities, and more importance for reengaging users and sponsors about governance issues than before
Major tools
Sandbox code
Query governors
SharePoint Designer
Now free (since 2008)
Allowed or denied or restricted - PlaceholderMain
Social tagging and ratings
I like it/I hate it
Ratings and adverse feedback
ECM
Records management - In place vs. Record Center
Content Organizer etc.
Who controls the lifecycle?
Quotas
Who gets a site?
Governance

Seven Deadly Sins for the SharePoint Professional

No SQL maintenance plans
Default names for every database (WSS_CONTENT_12345abc…)
No patching
One environment for everything
One acct for everything
Single server install with SQL Express
Runaway content database size
Seven Deadly Sins

Seven Virtues for the SharePoint Professional

Security Applied via AD Groups and SharePoint Groups
Review System Health
Test Restore and Recovery
Monthly Web Analytics Review – Usage, Storage, Search
PowerShell instead of STSADM
Governance
Use ECM, MMS, Clients, Archiving and Training to Keep Content in SharePoint, reduce accidental duplication and keep searching and browsing fresh
Seven SharePoint Virtues

You’re the new SharePoint Administrator!!!
And now
You understand:
Design and Architecture
Support and Maintenance and Optimization
PowerShell
Customizations
Troubleshooting
Best Practices
People from New York?
Congratulations!

From Microsoft:
SharePoint 2010 site: http://sharepoint.microsoft.com
SharePoint Team Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/default.aspx
From KMA
Webinars, white papers and blogs at www.kma-llc.net
From Me:
SharePoint Saturday the Conference
Saturday 9:30am S1A-101 - A decade of SharePoint Adoption Best Practices
Saturday 11:30am S2B-104 - See Beyond The Numbers: Data Visualization & BI in SharePoint 2010
Saturday 3:00pm S4A-101 Playing Tag - Managed Metadata and Taxonomies in SharePoint 2010
New Jersey SharePoint User Group September 14 (Business Intelligence)
SharePoint Saturday NH – September 24, 2011 (Business Intelligence)
KMWorld DC October 2011 (IT)
Resources

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Evaluations
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