Mai Omar Desouki - SharePoint 2010 ITPRO

SharePoint 2010 ITPRO
SharePoint 2010 Demo

About Me
Mai Omar Desouki
Senior Solutions Developer
ITEgyptCorp
maio@itegyptcorp.com
Blog:http://maiomar.itegyptcorp.com
Website:http://www.itegyptcorp.com
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Twitter: #Mai_ITEgyptCorp

Agenda
ITPRO Investments
Walking in CA
Migration .. We will do it live now.
Visual Upgrade….. Your master page….

IT PRO

Optimize your deployment for every scenario
On-premise and hosted solutions with SharePoint Online
On-Premise
Hosted Service
Rapid scalability
Control and ownership
Customers
Partners
Employees
Internet
Extranet
Intranet

IT Pro investmentsReduce down-time using proactive Health Monitoring
Problem identification
Service-level data
Links to guidance and resources
Pre-Beta Screenshot.

IT Pro investments
Streamline training and IT resources with visual upgrade
Switch-on new UI across site collections in a controlled manner
Upgrade servers without changing the user interface
Preview new UI
Pre-Beta Screenshots.

IT Pro investments
Visibility into upgrade process and potential problems
Comprehensive review of upgrade readiness
Guidance and available resources to fix problems
Pre-Beta Screenshots.

IT Pro investmentsTime savings through replication of actions across sites and farms
Robust scripting environment
Programmatically set-up sites, populate content, and more
Pre-Beta Screenshot.

Logical Search Architecture

Search Content Sources

IT Pro Value
IT Pro Productivity
Scalable Infrastructure
Flexible Deployment

Simplified Deployment
Server Preparation
One-click pre-req install
Farm Configuration
Wizard simplifies configuration

Security
Security is no more overhead to IT
Automatic Password Management
Server addition secured by Passphrase
APIs for permission reporting

Predictable UpgradeDo-no-harm
Pre-upgrade checker
Visual Upgrade
Resumable upgrade
Progress reports
Parallel DB upgrades

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

Proactive Resolution Get ahead of issues
Developer Dashboard
Empower developers and users
Integrated Health Analyzer
Runs when necessary
Alerts
Fixes when it can

Developer Dashboard
The developer dashboard is a useful component included with 2010
Can be used to monitor page load and performance
It has three states
On
Off
On demand

Developer Dashboard
Information contained on the dashboard:
Times to render various components on page
Page Checkout level
Database query information
Web part processing time
Any critical events or alerts
Good for diagnosing problem web parts on a page or long list load time

Developer Dashboard
The Developer Dashboard state can only be toggled with a STSADM command
ON:
STSADM –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv on
OFF:
STSADM –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pv off
ON DEMAND:
STSADM –o setproperty –pn developer-dashboard –pvondemand

SharePoint 2007 Architecture
SharePoint Server
Client Apps
Project Server
2007
Shared Service Provider
Project Server
2007
Browsers (IE)
InfoPath Service
Project Web Access
Search Service
Office Client
Project Web Access
OneNote
Excel Calc Service
InfoPath
User Profiles
Project
Business Data
Catalog
Outlook
RSS Viewers
Windows SharePoint Services
Groove
Content
Config
Workflow
SharePoint Designer

SharePoint Server
Client Apps
Project Server
2007
Project Server
2007
Browsers (IE)
InfoPath Service
Project Web Access
Search Service
Search Service
Office Client
Project Web Access
Excel Calc Service
OneNote
Excel Calc Service
User Profiles
InfoPath
User Profiles
Business Data
Catalog
Project
Business Data
Catalog
Outlook
RSS Viewers
Groove
Content
Config
Workflow
Content
Config
Workflow
SharePoint Designer

SharePoint Service Applications
SharePoint Server
Client Apps
Project Server
2010
Browsers (IE)
2007
Search Service
Project Web Access
Office Client
Excel Calc Service
OneNote
User Profiles
InfoPath
Business Data
Catalog
Business
Connection Service
Project
Outlook
RSS Viewers
SharePoint Foundation
SharePoint Workspace
Groove
Content
Config
Workflow
SharePoint Designer

SharePoint Service Applications
SharePoint Server
Client Apps
Project Server
2010
Browsers (IE)
Browsers (IE, Fire Fox)
Browsers (IE, Fire Fox)
PowerPoint Broadcast Service
Search Service
Project Web Access
Office Client
Office Client
Office Client
Excel Calc Service
Web Analytics Service
OneNote
OneNote
OneNote
FAST 2010
Office Web App Service
3rd Party
Services..
FAST Search Service
User Profiles
Visio Graphics Service
InfoPath
InfoPath
InfoPath
Business
Connection Service
Access Service
Project
Project
Project
InfoPath
Service
Managed Metadata
Outlook
Outlook
Outlook
Word Conversion Service
PerformancePoint
RSS Viewers
RSS Viewers
RSS Viewers
SharePoint Foundation
Sandboxed Code Service
Usage & Health Logging
SharePoint Designer
SharePoint Designer
Visio
Content
Config
Workflow
SharePoint Designer
Access

List Scalability
Team Site
Managed Library
Enterprise Metadata and Content Types
Knowledge Base or Records Center
Number of instances
Massive Distributed Archive
Number of items

Controlling Large Lists
Can handle 50 million items per list
As lists grow larger, the performance suffers
Result sets are trimmed down
Users and admins have different settings
Happy hour settings
Object Model override
Windows PowerShell override of Object Model override

Backup and Restore
Where to start?
Farm Backups
Same format as SharePoint 2007 backups
Farm backups now allow multiple threads
Config only backups
Granular Backup
Now in Central Admin
Site Collection, Web, or List
Unattached content database
Windows PowerShell can be used too

SharePoint 2010 Upgrade

SharePoint 2010 Upgrade
Test-SPContentDataBase – Key to successful upgrade.
Test-SPContentDatabaseis very similar to the stsadm command PreUpgradeCheck, but it works with both 2007 and 2010.

Test-SPContentDatabase
This command can be pointed at a database that isn’t part of the farm! That’s the coolest.

If you want to see how a content database would fare in a given farm
You can run the Test-SPContentDatabase command and get information on issues that would impact the farm you’re importing it into.
Is the database compatible?
Does it have all the assemblies installed, all the relevant features and solutions all set?
Well run the commandlet to find out.

Here’s an example of a sample Test-SPContentDatabase

If you were to compare PreUpgradeCheck and Test-SPContentDatabase
Source (Your 2007 farm): PreUpgradeCheck will tell you what is broken or missing in the source.
Destination (Your Clean 2010 Farm): Test-SPContentDatabase will tell you what you’ve missed in setting up your 2010 farm.

Resume a database attach failure
The PowerShell command Upgrade-SPContentDatabase can be used to resume a database attach failure.
So you’d use the test-spcontentdatabase to check for missing,
and use stsadm –o addcontentdb to add the content database,
and use upgrade-spcontentdatabase to resume upgrades with issues.

Visual Upgrade

Visual Upgrade
Visual Upgrade is capability in SharePoint 2010 that allows you to view upgraded sites as they looked in SharePoint until you are ready to view them in their full SharePoint 2010 glory.
The Visual Upgrade is scoped at the web level

The easiest way is inside of the UI itself,
Another option is Windows PowerShell.
PowerShell is a great way to take care of this if you have to work with a lot of webs.
It has looping capabilities that make this very easy.

Let's take a look at it:
$db = Get-SPContentDatabaseWSS_Content_SharePoint_2007
$db.Sites | Get-SPWeb -limit all | ForEach-Object
{
$_.UIversion = 4;
$_.UIVersionConfigurationEnabled = $false;
$_.update()
}
Setting the value to 4 gives us the SharePoint 2010 interface. If you want the SharePoint 2007 interface, set UIversion to 3.

There you go .. 

All-Up Readiness @ RTM
Product and Documentation
Support and Sustaining
Early Adoption
Channels

Slides References
These slides were gathered from:
http://www.toddklindt.com/blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=173
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff607998.aspx#section2
http://www.sharepointjoel.com/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=0cd1a63d-183c-4fc2-8320-ba5369008acb&ID=288
SPC 2009: SharePoint 2010 Administration: Part 1 & 2 – Todd Klindt, Shane Young

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Mai Omar Desouki - SharePoint 2010 ITPRO

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