This document provides instructions for deploying Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm environment. It discusses:
- Deploying SharePoint in a multi-server farm configuration for performance, scalability and hosting large numbers of sites.
- Recommended server roles for small, medium, and large farms with database, application and front-end web servers.
- Requirements for accounts, software, hardware, and databases before deployment.
- A three phase process for deployment: configuring server infrastructure, creating shared services, and provisioning sites.
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This document provides step-by-step instructions for configuring incoming email for document libraries in SharePoint 2007 using Exchange 2003. It describes setting up an organizational unit in Active Directory, installing the SMTP service on the SharePoint server, configuring incoming email settings in Central Administration, creating a mail-enabled document library, and testing. Troubleshooting tips are also provided to help with issues like duplicate emails or attachments not showing separately.
This document discusses backup strategies for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007. It describes the MOSS 2007 Recycle Bin, which allows for limited recovery of deleted items. It also outlines the native MOSS 2007 backup tools in Central Administration, which allow backup at the farm or content database level but lack granularity. The document recommends using a third-party backup solution like AvePoint's DocAve for full-fidelity item level backups and restores in MOSS 2007 environments.
The document provides instructions for a database administrator (DBA) to pre-install databases required by Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 before installation. It describes requirements for database servers and how to create the necessary databases with the correct collation and owner. Specific steps are outlined to create configuration, administration content, search, SSP Admin, and portal site databases and configure permissions.
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This document provides instructions for installing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm. It outlines hardware and software requirements and describes installing SharePoint on front-end, application, and database servers. The two-phase process involves installing SharePoint using a domain administrator account, then running the configuration wizard to configure authentication, databases, and other settings. Additional post-installation steps include configuring Internet Explorer security settings and designating SharePoint administrators.
This document provides guidance on deploying Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm environment. It discusses preparing the database and web servers, running the setup on each server, and configuring the Shared Services Provider (SSP). The deployment process involves three phases - setting up the server infrastructure, creating and configuring the SSP, and creating site collections and SharePoint sites. It provides requirements and considerations for a successful farm deployment.
This document provides release notes for version 6.1 GA of the ArcSight Connector Appliance. Key information includes:
- New features in v6.1 GA such as a FlexConnector development wizard and additional backup/restore options.
- Instructions for upgrading the Connector Appliance to v6.1 GA from v6.0 Patch 2.
- Notes on port changes, supported connector types, and issues resolved in this release.
How To Configure Email Enabled Lists In Moss2007 Rtm Using Exchange 2003LiquidHub
This document provides step-by-step instructions for configuring incoming email for document libraries in SharePoint 2007 using Exchange 2003. It describes setting up an organizational unit in Active Directory, installing the SMTP service on the SharePoint server, configuring incoming email settings in Central Administration, creating a mail-enabled document library, and testing. Troubleshooting tips are also provided to help with issues like duplicate emails or attachments not showing separately.
This document discusses backup strategies for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007. It describes the MOSS 2007 Recycle Bin, which allows for limited recovery of deleted items. It also outlines the native MOSS 2007 backup tools in Central Administration, which allow backup at the farm or content database level but lack granularity. The document recommends using a third-party backup solution like AvePoint's DocAve for full-fidelity item level backups and restores in MOSS 2007 environments.
The document provides instructions for a database administrator (DBA) to pre-install databases required by Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 before installation. It describes requirements for database servers and how to create the necessary databases with the correct collation and owner. Specific steps are outlined to create configuration, administration content, search, SSP Admin, and portal site databases and configure permissions.
Sharepoint 2007 Install Best Practice Phase 1LiquidHub
This document provides instructions for installing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm. It outlines hardware and software requirements and describes installing SharePoint on front-end, application, and database servers. The two-phase process involves installing SharePoint using a domain administrator account, then running the configuration wizard to configure authentication, databases, and other settings. Additional post-installation steps include configuring Internet Explorer security settings and designating SharePoint administrators.
This document provides guidance on deploying Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm environment. It discusses preparing the database and web servers, running the setup on each server, and configuring the Shared Services Provider (SSP). The deployment process involves three phases - setting up the server infrastructure, creating and configuring the SSP, and creating site collections and SharePoint sites. It provides requirements and considerations for a successful farm deployment.
This document provides release notes for version 6.1 GA of the ArcSight Connector Appliance. Key information includes:
- New features in v6.1 GA such as a FlexConnector development wizard and additional backup/restore options.
- Instructions for upgrading the Connector Appliance to v6.1 GA from v6.0 Patch 2.
- Notes on port changes, supported connector types, and issues resolved in this release.
The document provides instructions for upgrading from ESM version 5.5 to 5.6. It outlines the following high-level steps:
1. Preparing existing content and downloading necessary installation files and scripts.
2. Upgrading the ArcSight database components and Oracle database software.
3. Upgrading the ArcSight Manager, Console, and Web applications.
4. Checking the state of existing content and upgrading SmartConnectors after the upgrade is complete.
It also provides guidance for upgrading hierarchical or multi-manager ESM installations.
This document provides release notes for HPE Security ArcSight ESM version 6.8c Patch 4. It includes instructions for installing the patch for the ESM main components and ArcSight Console. Issues fixed in this patch include critical issues in ESM 6.8c as well as security and language updates. Documentation changes and workarounds for certain issues are also described.
SharePoint 2010 Upgrade Best Practices CroatiaJoel Oleson
1. The document provides an overview of upgrading from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010, outlining the pre-upgrade, upgrade, and post-upgrade processes.
2. It recommends using the database attach binary upgrade approach over the in-place upgrade approach due to it being safer and allowing parallel database upgrades.
3. Key steps include running pre-upgrade checks, testing content databases, attaching databases to the 2010 farm one by one, and performing a visual upgrade after the binary upgrade is complete.
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SharePoint 2010 Upgrade Best Practices Teched Brazil by Joel Oleson. Includes strategy for upgrade including details on the common upgrade methods including additional best practices, a decision tree, and solutions.
Building the Perfect SharePoint 2010 FarmMichael Noel
Building the 'Perfect' SharePoint 2010 Farm; Best Practices from the Field. Compilation of best practice infrastructure guidance for SharePoint 2010 from Michael Noel, author of SharePoint 2010 Unleashed.
[AU SPC 2011] Backup Restore SharePoint 2010Alpesh Nakar
This document discusses various tools and technologies for backing up SharePoint, including the key components to back up, the SharePoint Central Administration backup tool, PowerShell backups, unattached content databases, and System Center Data Protection Manager 2010. It provides an overview of each tool's features and limitations. It also includes a demonstration of using DPM 2010 to back up a SharePoint farm.
[Tech.Ed India 2011] Backup and Restore SharePoint 2010Alpesh Nakar
This document discusses best practices for backup and restore of SharePoint 2010 components. It covers the critical components to backup like databases, IIS configuration and custom templates. It describes tools for backup like the SharePoint Central Admin tool, PowerShell and third party tools. Specific backup operations are demonstrated including site collection backup using SQL snapshots and recovering content from unattached databases.
Rsa archer 6.9 platform installation and upgrade guide (3)AnkurGarg165647
The document provides information about installing and configuring RSA Archer, including:
1. RSA Archer has several main components - a web application, instance database, file repository, configuration database, and services.
2. It recommends configurations for RSA Archer and describes the system requirements.
3. It provides instructions for installing RSA Archer components, upgrading RSA Archer, activating an installation or upgrade, and validating the RSA Archer system.
4. Appendices provide additional configuration options, test environment setup instructions, qualified/supported environments, checklists, and other supplementary information.
Share point 2013-upgrade-process-by-claydesk-signedClay Desk
The document outlines the steps required to upgrade from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013. It involves:
1. Preparing the existing 2010 farm by gathering information and cleaning up.
2. Setting up a new 2013 farm and installing/configuring prerequisites.
3. Backing up and restoring databases from the 2010 farm to the new 2013 farm.
4. Upgrading the databases and then upgrading individual site collections.
Effective SharePoint Architecture - SharePoint Saturday Stockholm 2016Alistair Pugin
The document discusses effective SharePoint architecture and provides recommendations for server roles, hardware specifications, and database configuration. It recommends a farm architecture with two web front end servers, two application servers, and a SQL Server 2012 cluster with two nodes. The web front end and application servers should each have 16GB RAM, 4 CPU cores, and two hard drives. SQL servers should have 32GB RAM, 8 CPU cores, and five hard drives configured for data, tempdb, and backup files. It also provides tips for securing SharePoint such as implementing firewalls, running security analyzers, and following hardening guidance.
IBM released the newest version of their flagship business intelligence software, IBM Cognos Analytics, at the end of 2015. The redesigned Cognos BI has since gotten a lot of buzz, but not all press has been good press. Rumored upgrade challenges have left many current Cognos customers skeptical of the benefits to upgrading to the latest software. In this webinar, Norm Goddard put these rumors to the test by identifying key differences and demonstrating live upgrade examples. Learn about installation and configuration differences between Cognos BI v10 and Cognos Analytics and discover some of the benefits or challenges that will affect your upgrade decisions.
This document provides an overview of Ironworks, a project-based technology consulting firm, and their SharePoint upgrade planning services. It discusses the benefits of upgrading from SharePoint 2007 to 2010, the multi-step upgrade process including identifying the current environment, planning and preparing for the upgrade, identifying the impact on services, pre-upgrade checks, performing the actual upgrade, and post-upgrade tasks. It also covers specific considerations for upgrading shared services, search, and other components and the tools that can be used to perform the upgrade.
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This document provides instructions for downloading and using a virtual machine (VM) image containing Ubuntu Linux, Informatica 9.5.1, and Oracle 11g XE. The VM can be used for educational, demo, and evaluation purposes. Key steps include:
1. Purchasing and downloading the VM files, which contain the Ubuntu operating system, Informatica, and Oracle software.
2. Using VMware Workstation or Player to open the VM files and access the preconfigured Linux environment.
3. Logging into the Linux desktop using provided credentials to access the Informatica repository and start services.
4. Configuring Windows to access the Oracle database running on the Linux VM using
Share Point 2010 Migration Experiences For Spoint SaturdayPat Terry
This document outlines the steps taken to migrate a legacy SharePoint 2007 environment to SharePoint 2010. Key steps included:
1. Moving the SharePoint 2007 farm to its own dedicated server to stabilize it.
2. Migrating the SharePoint SQL databases from a shared 32-bit SQL 2005 server to a new dedicated 64-bit SQL 2008 server.
3. Building a new SharePoint 2010 farm and performing a database attach upgrade to migrate content from SharePoint 2007 to 2010.
Extensive testing was performed at each stage to validate functionality before proceeding to the next phase of the migration. The end result was a stabilized and upgraded SharePoint 2010 farm with content migrated from the legacy SharePoint 2007 environment
This is a presentation showing how SharePoint administrators can upgrade SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013. Vyapin also offers a tool allowing administrators to migrate SharePoint 2010 content to SharePoint 2013.
Epicor ERP 10 has been designed and built to be highly scalable, efficient, and adaptable to meet the needs of modern global businesses. It utilizes a service-oriented architecture with over 1,300 independent services built on Microsoft .NET and can scale up or out easily. The system is secure, with authentication, privacy, and authorization features. It is optimized to run on Microsoft technologies like SQL Server for low total cost of ownership.
The document outlines the installation steps and notes for IBM Cognos Analytics (Cognos 11). It describes the three installation types - Ready to Run, Expand, and Custom. Ready to Run provides a full pre-configured version for quick setup while Custom allows flexibility to choose components. It also notes post-installation configuration tips like changing the JDBC driver location and data file path.
John Burkholder: SharePoint 2010 in a multi tenant and hosted environment-nycSharePoint Saturday NY
John Burkholder presented on SharePoint 2010 in a multi-tenant and hosted environment. SharePoint 2010 improved on SharePoint 2007 by allowing for better isolation of tenant data and customizations through individual web applications and host headers. It also introduced service application partitioning to further separate tenant data. The presentation covered installation of a multi-tenant SharePoint 2010 environment using PowerShell scripts, upgrades from previous versions, and tools and options available for hosting providers.
Office SharePoint Server 2007 provides enhanced collaboration, information access, and business process capabilities compared to previous versions. It allows for more flexible topology definitions and server roles. Testing showed the new features like improved security reduced throughput on older servers but newer dual-core servers could handle the increased resource demands. The document provides best practices for configuration, performance results, sizing guidelines, and proof-of-concept implementation for Office SharePoint Server 2007 on HP servers.
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 can be installed on Small Business Server 2003 through an advanced installation that allows for a side-by-side installation with the existing SharePoint v2 installation. This involves running the SharePoint setup, selecting the "Web Front End" option, and configuring the database and authentication settings. After installation, a web application and top-level site collection must be created through the SharePoint Central Administration site before the new SharePoint site will be accessible.
The document provides instructions for upgrading from ESM version 5.5 to 5.6. It outlines the following high-level steps:
1. Preparing existing content and downloading necessary installation files and scripts.
2. Upgrading the ArcSight database components and Oracle database software.
3. Upgrading the ArcSight Manager, Console, and Web applications.
4. Checking the state of existing content and upgrading SmartConnectors after the upgrade is complete.
It also provides guidance for upgrading hierarchical or multi-manager ESM installations.
This document provides release notes for HPE Security ArcSight ESM version 6.8c Patch 4. It includes instructions for installing the patch for the ESM main components and ArcSight Console. Issues fixed in this patch include critical issues in ESM 6.8c as well as security and language updates. Documentation changes and workarounds for certain issues are also described.
SharePoint 2010 Upgrade Best Practices CroatiaJoel Oleson
1. The document provides an overview of upgrading from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010, outlining the pre-upgrade, upgrade, and post-upgrade processes.
2. It recommends using the database attach binary upgrade approach over the in-place upgrade approach due to it being safer and allowing parallel database upgrades.
3. Key steps include running pre-upgrade checks, testing content databases, attaching databases to the 2010 farm one by one, and performing a visual upgrade after the binary upgrade is complete.
SharePoint 2010 Upgrade Best Practices Teched Brazil by Joel OlesonJoel Oleson
SharePoint 2010 Upgrade Best Practices Teched Brazil by Joel Oleson. Includes strategy for upgrade including details on the common upgrade methods including additional best practices, a decision tree, and solutions.
Building the Perfect SharePoint 2010 FarmMichael Noel
Building the 'Perfect' SharePoint 2010 Farm; Best Practices from the Field. Compilation of best practice infrastructure guidance for SharePoint 2010 from Michael Noel, author of SharePoint 2010 Unleashed.
[AU SPC 2011] Backup Restore SharePoint 2010Alpesh Nakar
This document discusses various tools and technologies for backing up SharePoint, including the key components to back up, the SharePoint Central Administration backup tool, PowerShell backups, unattached content databases, and System Center Data Protection Manager 2010. It provides an overview of each tool's features and limitations. It also includes a demonstration of using DPM 2010 to back up a SharePoint farm.
[Tech.Ed India 2011] Backup and Restore SharePoint 2010Alpesh Nakar
This document discusses best practices for backup and restore of SharePoint 2010 components. It covers the critical components to backup like databases, IIS configuration and custom templates. It describes tools for backup like the SharePoint Central Admin tool, PowerShell and third party tools. Specific backup operations are demonstrated including site collection backup using SQL snapshots and recovering content from unattached databases.
Rsa archer 6.9 platform installation and upgrade guide (3)AnkurGarg165647
The document provides information about installing and configuring RSA Archer, including:
1. RSA Archer has several main components - a web application, instance database, file repository, configuration database, and services.
2. It recommends configurations for RSA Archer and describes the system requirements.
3. It provides instructions for installing RSA Archer components, upgrading RSA Archer, activating an installation or upgrade, and validating the RSA Archer system.
4. Appendices provide additional configuration options, test environment setup instructions, qualified/supported environments, checklists, and other supplementary information.
Share point 2013-upgrade-process-by-claydesk-signedClay Desk
The document outlines the steps required to upgrade from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013. It involves:
1. Preparing the existing 2010 farm by gathering information and cleaning up.
2. Setting up a new 2013 farm and installing/configuring prerequisites.
3. Backing up and restoring databases from the 2010 farm to the new 2013 farm.
4. Upgrading the databases and then upgrading individual site collections.
Effective SharePoint Architecture - SharePoint Saturday Stockholm 2016Alistair Pugin
The document discusses effective SharePoint architecture and provides recommendations for server roles, hardware specifications, and database configuration. It recommends a farm architecture with two web front end servers, two application servers, and a SQL Server 2012 cluster with two nodes. The web front end and application servers should each have 16GB RAM, 4 CPU cores, and two hard drives. SQL servers should have 32GB RAM, 8 CPU cores, and five hard drives configured for data, tempdb, and backup files. It also provides tips for securing SharePoint such as implementing firewalls, running security analyzers, and following hardening guidance.
IBM released the newest version of their flagship business intelligence software, IBM Cognos Analytics, at the end of 2015. The redesigned Cognos BI has since gotten a lot of buzz, but not all press has been good press. Rumored upgrade challenges have left many current Cognos customers skeptical of the benefits to upgrading to the latest software. In this webinar, Norm Goddard put these rumors to the test by identifying key differences and demonstrating live upgrade examples. Learn about installation and configuration differences between Cognos BI v10 and Cognos Analytics and discover some of the benefits or challenges that will affect your upgrade decisions.
This document provides an overview of Ironworks, a project-based technology consulting firm, and their SharePoint upgrade planning services. It discusses the benefits of upgrading from SharePoint 2007 to 2010, the multi-step upgrade process including identifying the current environment, planning and preparing for the upgrade, identifying the impact on services, pre-upgrade checks, performing the actual upgrade, and post-upgrade tasks. It also covers specific considerations for upgrading shared services, search, and other components and the tools that can be used to perform the upgrade.
Linux VMWare image with Informatica , Oracle and Rundeck schedulerpcherukumalla
This document provides instructions for downloading and using a virtual machine (VM) image containing Ubuntu Linux, Informatica 9.5.1, and Oracle 11g XE. The VM can be used for educational, demo, and evaluation purposes. Key steps include:
1. Purchasing and downloading the VM files, which contain the Ubuntu operating system, Informatica, and Oracle software.
2. Using VMware Workstation or Player to open the VM files and access the preconfigured Linux environment.
3. Logging into the Linux desktop using provided credentials to access the Informatica repository and start services.
4. Configuring Windows to access the Oracle database running on the Linux VM using
Share Point 2010 Migration Experiences For Spoint SaturdayPat Terry
This document outlines the steps taken to migrate a legacy SharePoint 2007 environment to SharePoint 2010. Key steps included:
1. Moving the SharePoint 2007 farm to its own dedicated server to stabilize it.
2. Migrating the SharePoint SQL databases from a shared 32-bit SQL 2005 server to a new dedicated 64-bit SQL 2008 server.
3. Building a new SharePoint 2010 farm and performing a database attach upgrade to migrate content from SharePoint 2007 to 2010.
Extensive testing was performed at each stage to validate functionality before proceeding to the next phase of the migration. The end result was a stabilized and upgraded SharePoint 2010 farm with content migrated from the legacy SharePoint 2007 environment
This is a presentation showing how SharePoint administrators can upgrade SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013. Vyapin also offers a tool allowing administrators to migrate SharePoint 2010 content to SharePoint 2013.
Epicor ERP 10 has been designed and built to be highly scalable, efficient, and adaptable to meet the needs of modern global businesses. It utilizes a service-oriented architecture with over 1,300 independent services built on Microsoft .NET and can scale up or out easily. The system is secure, with authentication, privacy, and authorization features. It is optimized to run on Microsoft technologies like SQL Server for low total cost of ownership.
The document outlines the installation steps and notes for IBM Cognos Analytics (Cognos 11). It describes the three installation types - Ready to Run, Expand, and Custom. Ready to Run provides a full pre-configured version for quick setup while Custom allows flexibility to choose components. It also notes post-installation configuration tips like changing the JDBC driver location and data file path.
John Burkholder: SharePoint 2010 in a multi tenant and hosted environment-nycSharePoint Saturday NY
John Burkholder presented on SharePoint 2010 in a multi-tenant and hosted environment. SharePoint 2010 improved on SharePoint 2007 by allowing for better isolation of tenant data and customizations through individual web applications and host headers. It also introduced service application partitioning to further separate tenant data. The presentation covered installation of a multi-tenant SharePoint 2010 environment using PowerShell scripts, upgrades from previous versions, and tools and options available for hosting providers.
Office SharePoint Server 2007 provides enhanced collaboration, information access, and business process capabilities compared to previous versions. It allows for more flexible topology definitions and server roles. Testing showed the new features like improved security reduced throughput on older servers but newer dual-core servers could handle the increased resource demands. The document provides best practices for configuration, performance results, sizing guidelines, and proof-of-concept implementation for Office SharePoint Server 2007 on HP servers.
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 can be installed on Small Business Server 2003 through an advanced installation that allows for a side-by-side installation with the existing SharePoint v2 installation. This involves running the SharePoint setup, selecting the "Web Front End" option, and configuring the database and authentication settings. After installation, a web application and top-level site collection must be created through the SharePoint Central Administration site before the new SharePoint site will be accessible.
A Deep Dive into SharePoint 2016 architecture and deploymentSPC Adriatics
This document provides an overview of SharePoint 2016 architecture and deployment. It discusses the new MinRole architecture which defines server roles like web front end, application, and search. It also covers hardware requirements, software boundaries, installing and configuring SharePoint 2016, zero downtime patching, high availability options, and optimizing performance through SQL Server and Distributed Cache configuration.
Active Directory must be prepared before installing Exchange Server 2010. This includes ensuring the forest and domain controllers meet the minimum version requirements and running commands to prepare the schema, AD, and domains. Hardware and software requirements for the Exchange server must also be met, including minimum RAM and disk space. Roles, role services, and features must be configured using PowerShell commands before roles like Mailbox, Hub Transport, and Client Access can be installed. The order of deployment and site-specific requirements must also be considered.
This document provides an overview of SharePoint fundamentals including an introduction to SharePoint 2010, what it can be used for, hardware and software requirements, and the server and site architecture. It also demonstrates how to create a SharePoint web application and site collection, and how to work with lists, libraries, and pages. Key points covered include the capabilities of SharePoint Foundation 2010 vs Server 2010, prerequisites and steps for installing SharePoint, and how site columns and content types allow for reusable schemas.
This document provides an overview of integrating SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) with SharePoint. It begins with a brief introduction of the author and their background. It then discusses the benefits of integrating SSRS with SharePoint, including running reports within SharePoint and automatically delivering reports. The bulk of the document outlines 13 tips for the integration process, covering topics like installing and configuring SSRS and SharePoint, deploying reports, and creating subscriptions. It also discusses using SSRS reports with PerformancePoint Services dashboards and against SharePoint lists.
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This document provides instructions for installing Inmagic Content Server version 1.3. It describes installing the CS/TextWorks desktop component which allows adding, modifying and deleting information from textbases. It also covers installing the optional CS/Importer service for importing records into textbases from various formats. System requirements and configuration steps are outlined to ensure successful installation of both the desktop and Web publishing components of Content Server.
This document provides guidelines for SharePoint administration including planning architecture, installation, configurations, security, and content organization. It discusses server roles, farm topologies, required service accounts, configuring diagnostic logging and health monitoring, naming conventions for content, managing content databases and sources, and using SharePoint groups to structure permissions.
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The document provides an overview of SharePoint 2010 site and database architecture, service applications, different SharePoint topologies, and prerequisites and steps for installing SharePoint. It discusses how SharePoint sites are organized hierarchically and have separate content, configuration, and other databases. It also explains how service applications in SharePoint 2010 are more independent than service silos in previous versions, and can be deployed separately. The document outlines hardware and software requirements and gives a high-level overview of installing SharePoint in single-server, small, medium, and large farm topologies.
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This document provides guidance on best practices for configuring the SharePoint 2013 BI stack, including:
1) Planning server topology, naming conventions, and service accounts before installation.
2) Configuring core services like Excel Services, PowerPivot, SSRS, and PerformancePoint Services.
3) Addressing common issues and testing configurations.
4) Discussing next steps like upgrading SQL Server and enabling Kerberos authentication.
This document provides an overview and guide for evaluating Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. It describes the goals and features of Office SharePoint Server 2007, including improved management of content, accelerated business processes, centralized access to information, and sharing of business information within and outside an organization. The guide also lists top benefits such as a consistent user experience, boosted employee productivity, comprehensive content control, repurposing of content, access to structured and unstructured information, connecting people to information and expertise, accelerated business processes, sharing of business data while protecting sensitive information, and presenting business-critical information in one central location. It aims to provide readers with an understanding of Office SharePoint Server 2007 to help effectively evaluate the product.
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This document provides information about upgrading a SharePoint farm from 2013 to 2013 SP1, including the recommended steps and alternatives. It discusses installing SharePoint 2013 SP1 on all servers, installing the language pack SP1, and running psconfig to complete the upgrade on all servers. It also presents an alternative approach of reinstalling servers with Windows 2012 R2 before upgrading to SP1. The document includes links to downloads and provides a script to automate installing cumulative updates and SP1 to reduce the patch time. It emphasizes preparing the environment and testing for errors when upgrading content databases and site collections.
Real life experience from upgrading SharePoint from 2007/2010 to 2013, and it's nothing like the TechNet Guide. But it's still possible to implement a successful upgrade project. I will explain you how, and show you some examples that will help you in your upgrading projects.
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This document discusses requirements for upgrading customizations from Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. It covers determining the appropriate upgrade approach, identifying customizations, deprecated APIs, upgrading features, sites, lists and other elements. The gradual upgrade approach is recommended for most environments to allow finer control over the process.
This installation guide provides detailed instructions for installing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 in a full on-premises deployment configuration. It covers prerequisites like Active Directory, SQL Server and reporting services installations. It then describes the steps to install CRM 2015 server components and configure the CRM organization settings. Finally it discusses testing the CRM URL and installing the CRM reporting extension.
Preparing for Upgrade to SharePoint 2010 with Joel Oleson Quest Software WebcastJoel Oleson
As we ramp up to SharePoint 2010, most still haven't done the basic things to get their systems and clients ready for the bits when they arrive. There is a lot that can be done today, and tools that have been shipped in SP2 to get us ready. Here's quick practical ways to use these tools with a quick rundown to getting prepared for SharePoint 2010
This document contains a summary of a SharePoint 2010 ITPRO presentation. The presentation covered new features in SharePoint 2010 for IT professionals, including streamlined deployment, simplified administration, improved security, predictable upgrades, enhanced logging and monitoring, and proactive issue resolution capabilities. Visual upgrade functionality was demonstrated as a way to control the interface users see during an upgrade process. The presentation concluded with a discussion of readiness for SharePoint 2010 at its release.
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This document provides coding standards and best practices for developing SharePoint applications. It discusses efficient use of SharePoint data and objects, including caching objects and handling multithreaded environments. Specific recommendations are given for working with folders, lists, and deleting multiple versions of list items. The document also covers writing applications that scale to large numbers of users and using SPQuery objects. Best practices for disposing objects, exception handling, and accessing web and site objects are also outlined.
The document outlines the SharePoint 2013 upgrade process from SharePoint 2010 in three main steps:
1. Prepare the 2010 and 2013 farms by gathering information, cleaning up 2010, and setting up 2013.
2. Upgrade databases by copying them from 2010 to 2013, upgrading service application databases, and creating web applications before upgrading content databases.
3. Upgrade sites by running health checks, creating an evaluation site, and upgrading site collections after verifying readiness.
SharePoint 2013 introduced new features like apps, social capabilities and improved search compared to SharePoint 2010. It moved to a new app model and deprecated sandbox solutions and visual upgrades. Several site templates were also removed like Document Workspace, Personalization Site and Meeting Workspaces to simplify template selection. Existing sites created with these templates will still function in SharePoint 2013 but may not be supported in future releases.
The document discusses new user interface features in SharePoint 2010, including the ribbon interface, status bar, notifications, dialog framework, improved page model, master pages, theming engine, and extensibility of these features. The ribbon replaces the command surfaces of SharePoint 2007 and can be customized. The status bar and notifications provide feedback without page reloads. Dialogs load pages within iframes to reduce page transitions. Sites function as collections of pages. Themes allow changing the look and feel by applying color and font changes defined in theme files.
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The document discusses the challenges faced by information workers and how collaboration and content management technologies can help address them. It notes that information workers spend a significant amount of time on emails, searching for information, and coordinating work across different locations. New technologies aim to simplify working together, improve access to information and insights, securely manage content, and streamline business processes. The Microsoft Office System provides a platform to address these issues through features in SharePoint for documents, tasks, calendars, blogs, wikis, email integration, and more.
SharePoint 2010 allows users to tag list items, documents, pages, and external pages to help organize information using a flexible taxonomy system. Tags can be added to anything with a URL to help categorize and find content. Users can tag list items, documents, and SharePoint pages to add keywords and notes for categorization purposes.
This presentation provides an overview of FAST Search for SharePoint 2010. It discusses the server roles, single and multi-server deployments, SharePoint search service applications, visual and conversational search capabilities, user context, comparisons to SharePoint search, ways to extend search, and lessons learned. The presentation was delivered by Jacob Wilson from Bross Group.
This document provides guidance on deploying Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm environment. It discusses the following key points:
- Server farm deployments involve multiple dedicated servers and provide better performance and scalability than a single-server deployment.
- The deployment process involves three phases - deploying and configuring server infrastructure, creating and configuring Shared Services Providers (SSPs), and deploying and configuring SharePoint sites.
- Server farm topologies can range from a small configuration with two servers, to a large configuration with clustered database servers and multiple application and frontend servers.
- Proper planning is important before deployment, including acquiring necessary credentials and accounts, installing prerequisites, and config
This document provides instructions for database administrators to pre-install databases required by Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 before beginning the installation or creation of a Shared Services Provider (SSP). It describes creating databases with the correct collation and owners, configuring SQL Server, and running commands to configure the databases and create the SSP.
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Simple Farm Server Deployment
1. Simple farm deployment (Office SharePoint Server)
Deployment overview
Important:
This article discusses how to do a clean installation of Microsoft Office
SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm environment. It does not
cover upgrading from previous releases of Office SharePoint Server
2007 or how to upgrade from Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003.
For more information about upgrading from Microsoft Office SharePoint
Portal Server 2003, see Upgrading to Office SharePoint Server 2007
.
This article does not cover installing Office SharePoint Server 2007 on
a single computer as a stand-alone installation. For more information,
see Install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on a stand-alone computer
.
You can deploy Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm environment if you are
hosting a large number of sites, if you want the best possible performance, or if you want
the scalability of a multi-tier topology. A server farm consists of one or more servers
dedicated to running the Office SharePoint Server 2007 application.
Note:
There is no direct upgrade from a stand-alone installation to a farm
installation.
Because a server farm deployment of is more complex than a stand-
alone deployment, we recommend that you plan your deployment.
Planning your deployment can help you to gather the information you
need and to make important decisions before beginning to deploy. For
information about planning, see Planning and architecture for Office
SharePoint Server 2007 . For information about deployment planning,
see Plan for deployment rollout .
Suggested topologies
Server farm environments can encompass a wide range of topologies
and can include as few as two servers or can include many servers.
A small server farm typically consists of a database server running
either Microsoft SQL Server 2005 or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with
SP3a or later, and one or more servers running Internet Information
Services (IIS) and Office SharePoint Server 2007. In this configuration,
the front-end servers are configured as Web servers and application
servers. The Web server role provides Web content to clients. The
application server role provides Office SharePoint Server 2007 services
such as servicing search queries, and crawling and indexing content.
A medium server farm typically consists of a database server, an
application server running Office SharePoint Server 2007, and one or
two front-end Web servers running Office SharePoint Server 2007 and
IIS. In this configuration, the application server provides indexing
2. services and Excel Calculation Services, and the front-end Web servers
service search queries and provide Web content.
A large server farm typically consists of two or more clustered database servers, several
load-balanced front-end Web servers running IIS and Office SharePoint Server 2007, and
two or more application servers running Office SharePoint Server 2007. In this
configuration, each of the application servers provides specific Office SharePoint Server
2007 services such as indexing or Excel Calculation Services, and the front-end servers
provide Web content.
Note:
All of the Web servers in your server farm must have the same
SharePoint Products and Technologies installed. For example, if all of
the servers in your server farm are running Office SharePoint Server
2007, you cannot add to your farm a server that is running only
Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. To run Office Project Server 2007
and Office SharePoint Server 2007 in your server farm, you must
install Office Project Server 2007 and Office SharePoint Server 2007 on
each of your Web servers. To enhance the security of your farm and
reduce the surface area that is exposed to a potential attack, you can
turn off services on particular servers after you install SharePoint
Products and Technologies.
Before you begin deployment
This section provides information about actions that you must perform before you begin
deployment.
Important:
The account that you select for installing Office SharePoint Server 2007
needs to be a member of the Administrators group on every server on
which you install Office SharePoint Server 2007, and this account is
automatically assigned as the SSP administrator. Therefore, the SSP
administrator is also the local administrator on all of the farm servers,
by default. You can, however, remove this account from the
Administrators group on the servers after installation.
For information about assigning users to be SSP administrators, see
quot;Shared Services Providersquot; in Plan for security roles .
• To deploy Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm
environment, you must provide credentials for several different
accounts. For information about these accounts, see Plan for
administrative and service accounts (Office SharePoint Server) in
the Planning and architecture for Office SharePoint Server 2007
guide.
• You must install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on the same drive on
all load-balanced front-end Web server computers.
• You must install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on a clean installation
3. of the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system with Service
Pack 1 (SP1) or later. If you uninstall a previous version of Office
SharePoint Server 2007, and then install Office SharePoint Server
2007, Setup might fail to create the configuration database and the
installation will fail.
Note:
We recommend that you read the Known Issues/Readme
documentation before you install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on a
domain controller. Installing Office SharePoint Server 2007 on a
domain controller requires additional configuration steps that are not
discussed in this document.
• You must install the same language packs on all servers. For more
information about installing language packs, see Deploy language
packs (Office SharePoint Server) .
• All the instances of Office SharePoint Server 2007 in the farm must
be in the same language. For example, you cannot have both an
English version of Office SharePoint Server 2007 and a Japanese
version of Office SharePoint Server 2007 in the same farm.
• You must use the Complete installation option on all computers you
want to be index servers, query servers, or servers that run Excel
Calculation Services.
• If you place a query server beyond a firewall from its index server,
you must open the NetBIOS ports (TCP/User Datagram Protocol
(UDP) ports 137,138, and 139) on all firewalls that separate these
servers. If your environment does not use NetBIOS, you must use
direct-hosted server message block (SMB). This requires that you
open the TCP/UDP 445 port.
• If you want to have more than one index server in a farm, you must
use a different Shared Services Provider (SSP) for each index server.
Overview of the deployment process
The deployment process consists of three phases: deploying and
configuring the server infrastructure, creating and configuring one or
more Shared Services Providers (SSPs), and deploying and configuring
SharePoint sites.
Phase 1: Deploy and configure the server infrastructure
Deploying and configuring the server infrastructure consists of the
following steps:
• Preparing the database server.
• Preinstalling databases [Optional].
• Verifying that the servers meet hardware and software requirements.
• Running Setup on each server you want to be in the farm, including
4. running the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration
Wizard.
• If you want to search over the Help content for Office SharePoint
Server 2007, starting the Windows SharePoint Services Search
service.
Phase 2: Create and configure a Shared Services Provider
Creating and configuring a Shared Services Provider consists of the
following steps:
• Creating a Web application to host the SSP.
• Creating the SSP.
• Configuring the Web application and the SSP.
• Configuring services on servers.
Phase 3: Create site collections and SharePoint sites
Creating SharePoint site collections and SharePoint sites consists of the
following steps:
• Creating a Web Application to host the site collections and SharePoint
sites.
• Creating site collections.
• Creating SharePoint sites.
Deploy and configure the server infrastructure
Security account requirements
To deploy Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a server farm environment,
you must provide credentials for several different accounts. For
information about these accounts, see Plan for administrative and
service accounts (Office SharePoint Server) in the Planning and
Architecture for Office SharePoint Server 2007 guide.
Prepare the database server
The database server computer must be running Microsoft SQL Server
2005 or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with Service Pack 3a (SP3a) or later.
The Office SharePoint Server 2007 Setup program automatically creates
the necessary databases when you install and configure Office
SharePoint Server 2007. Optionally, you can preinstall the required
databases if your IT environment or policies require this.
For more information about prerequisites, see Determine hardware and
software requirements (Office SharePoint Server) .
If you are using SQL Server 2005, you must also change the surface
area settings.
Configure surface area settings in SQL Server 2005
5. 1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Server
2005, point to Configuration Tools, and then click SQL Server
Surface Area Configuration.
2. In the SQL Server 2005 Surface Area Configuration dialog box, click
Surface Area Configuration for Services and Connections.
3. In the tree view, expand the node for your instance of SQL Server,
expand the Database Engine node, and then click Remote
Connections.
4. Select Local and Remote Connections, select Using both TCP/IP and
named pipes, and then click OK.
SQL Server and database collation
The SQL Server collation must be configured for case-insensitive. The
SQL Server database collation must be configured for case-insensitive,
accent-sensitive, Kana-sensitive, and width-sensitive. This is used to
ensure file name uniqueness consistent with the Windows operating
system. For more information about collations, see quot;Selecting a SQL
Collationquot; or quot;Collation Settings in Setupquot; in SQL Server Books Online.
Required accounts
The following table describes the accounts that are used to configure
Microsoft SQL Server and to install Office SharePoint Server 2007. For
more information about the required accounts, including specific
privileges required for these accounts, see Plan for administrative and
service accounts (Office SharePoint Server) .
Account Purpose
SQL Server SQL Server prompts for this account during SQL Server
service Setup. This account is used as the service account for the
account following SQL Server services:
• MSSQLSERVER
• SQLSERVERAGENT
If you are not using the default
instance, these services will be shown as:
• MSSQL$InstanceName
• SQLAgent$InstanceName
Setup user The user account that is used to run Setup on each server
account
Server farm This account is also referred to as:
account • Database access account
This account is:
6. Account Purpose
• The application pool account for the Central
Administration site
• The process account for the Windows SharePoint
Services Timer (SPAdmin) service
Preinstall databases [Optional]
In many IT environments, database creation and management is
handled by the Database Administrator (DBA). Security and other
policies might require that the DBA create the databases required by
Office SharePoint Server 2007. This topic provides details about how the
DBA can create these databases before beginning the Office SharePoint
Server 2007 installation or creation of a Shared Services Provider (SSP).
For more information about preinstalling databases, including detailed
procedures, see Pre-install databases (Office SharePoint Server) .
If you are not preinstalling databases, you can proceed to the next
section, quot;Verify that servers meet hardware and software
requirementsquot;.
Verify that servers meet hardware and software requirements
Before you install and configure Office SharePoint Server 2007, be sure
that your servers have the recommended hardware and software. To
deploy a server farm, you need at least one server computer acting as a
Web server and an application server, and one server computer acting
as a database server.
For more information about these requirements, see Determine
hardware and software requirements (Office SharePoint Server) .
Install the Microsoft .NET Framework version 3.0
Go to the Microsoft Download Center Web site
(http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=72322&clcid=0x409), and on
the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 Redistributable Package page, follow
the instructions for downloading and installing the Microsoft .NET
Framework version 3.0. There are separate downloads for x86-based
computers and x64-based computers. Be sure to download and install
the appropriate version for your computer. The Microsoft .NET
Framework version 3.0 download contains the Windows Workflow
Foundation technology, which is required by workflow features.
Enable ASP.NET 2.0
You must enable ASP.NET 2.0 on all Office SharePoint Server
2007servers.
Enable ASP.NET 2.0
7. 1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and
then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
2. In the IIS Manager tree, click the plus sign (+) next to the server
name, and then click the Web Service Extensions folder.
3. In the details pane, click ASP.NET v2.0.50727, and then click Allow.
Run Setup and build the farm
Run Setup and then the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard on all
your farm servers. You should do this on all farm servers before going on to create a
Shared Services Provider (SSP).
Note:
We recommend that you run Setup on all the servers that will be in the
farm before configuring the farm.
You can add servers to the farm at this point, or after you have created
and configured an SSP. You can add servers after you have created and
configured an SSP to add redundancy, such as additional load-balanced
Web servers or additional query servers. You should run Setup and the
configuration wizard on all your application servers before you create
and configure the SSP.
Recommended order of configuration
We recommend that you configure Office SharePoint Server 2007 in the
order listed below. This order makes configuration easier and ensures
that services and applications are in place before they are required by
server types.
Recommended Order of installation
1. We recommend that the Central Administration Web application be
installed on an application server, such as a query server or a server
that runs Excel Calculation Services, but not an index server (for
performance reasons). If your farm will have an application server,
install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on that server first. This also
installs the Central Administration site.
2. All your front-end Web servers.
3. The index server (if using a separate server for search queries and
indexing).
4. The query servers, if separate from the index server.
Note:
To configure more than one query server in your farm, you cannot
configure your index server as a query server.
5. Other application servers (optional).
Because the SSP configuration requires an index server, you must start
the Office SharePoint Server Search service on the computer that you
want to be the index server, and configure it as an index server before
8. you can create an SSP. Because of this, you must deploy and configure
an index server before other servers. You can choose any server to be
the first server on which you install Office SharePoint Server 2007.
However, the Central Administration Web site is automatically installed
on the first server on which you install Office SharePoint Server 2007.
You can configure different features on different servers. The following
table shows which installation type you should use for each feature set.
Server type Installation type
Central Administration Complete
Web application
Application server (such Complete
as Excel Calculation
Services)
Search index server Complete
Search query server Complete
Web server Web Front End (subsequent servers must join
an existing farm) or Complete
Note:
If you choose the Web Front End
installation option you will not be able to
run additional services, such as search, on
the server.
When you install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on the first server, you
establish the farm. Any servers that you add you will join to this farm.
Setting up the first server involves two steps: installing the Office
SharePoint Server 2007 components on the server, and configuring the
farm. After Setup finishes, you can use the SharePoint Products and
Technologies Configuration Wizard to configure Office SharePoint Server
2007. The SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard
automates several configuration tasks, including: installing and
configuring the configuration database, installing Office SharePoint
Server 2007 services, and creating the Central Administration Web site.
Add servers to the farm
We recommend that you install and configure Office SharePoint Server
2007 on all of the farm servers before you configure Office SharePoint
Server 2007 services and create sites.
Regardless of how many Web servers you have in your server farm, you
must have SQL Server running on at least one database server before
you install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on your Web servers. When
you add servers to the farm and run the SharePoint Products and
9. Technologies Configuration Wizard, the wizard does not create
additional Central Administration sites on the servers that you add, nor
does it create any databases on your database server.
Run Setup on the first server
Important:
If you uninstall Office SharePoint Server 2007 from the first server on
which you installed it, your farm might experience problems. It is not
recommended that you install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on an
index server first.
Note:
Setup installs the Central Administration Web site on the first server on
which you run Setup. Therefore, we recommend that the first server on
which you install Office SharePoint Server 2007 is a server from which
you want to run the Central Administration Web site.
Run Setup on the first server
10. Note:
Setup automatically verifies the product key, places a green check
mark next to the text box, and enables the Continue button after it
validates the key. If the key is not valid, Setup displays a red circle
next to the text box and prompts you that the key is incorrect.
1. On the Read the Microsoft Software License Terms page, review
the terms, select the I accept the terms of this agreement check
box, and then click Continue.
2. On the Choose the installation you want page, click Advanced.
The Basic option is for stand-alone installations.
3. On the Server Type tab, select Complete.
4. Optionally, to install Office SharePoint Server 2007 at a custom
location, select the File Location tab, and then type the location
or Browse to the location.
5. Optionally, to participate in the Customer Experience
Improvement Program, select the Feedback tab and select the
option you want. To learn more about the program, click the link.
You must have an Internet connection to view the program
information.
6. When you have chosen the correct options, click Install Now.
7. When Setup finishes, a dialog box appears that prompts you to
complete the configuration of your server. Be sure that the Run
the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard
now check box is selected.
8. Click Close to start the configuration wizard. Instructions for
completing the wizard are provided in the next set of steps.
1. From the product disc, run Setup.exe, or from the product
download, run Officeserver.exe, on one of your Web server
computers.
2. On the Enter your Product Key page, enter your product key, and
then click Continue.
Run the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard
After Setup finishes, you can use the SharePoint Products and
Technologies Configuration Wizard to configure Office SharePoint Server
2007. The configuration wizard automates several configuration tasks,
including: installing and configuring the configuration database,
installing Office SharePoint Server 2007 services, and creating the
Central Administration Web site. Use the following instructions to run
the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard.
Run the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard
11. 1. On the Welcome to SharePoint Products and Technologies page,
click Next.
2. Click Yes in the dialog box that notifies you that some services
might need to be restarted during configuration.
3. On the Connect to a server farm page, click No, I want to create a
new server farm, and then click Next.
4. In the Specify Configuration Database Settings dialog box, in the
Database server box, type the name of the computer that is
running SQL Server.
5. Type a name for your configuration database in the Database
name box, or use the default database name. The default name is
SharePoint_Config.
6. In the User name box, type the user name of the Server farm
account. (Be sure to type the user name in the format
DOMAINusername).
Important:
The server farm account is used to access your SharePoint
configuration database. It also acts as the application pool
identity for the SharePoint Central Administration application
pool and it is the account under which the Windows SharePoint
Services Timer service runs. The SharePoint Products and
Technologies Configuration Wizard adds this account to the SQL
Server Logins, the SQL Server Database Creator server role, and
the SQL Server Security Administrators server role. The user
account that you specify as the service account must be a
domain user account, but it does not need to be a member of
any specific security group on your Web servers or your back-
end database servers. We recommend that you follow the
principle of least privilege and specify a user account that is not
a member of the Administrators group on your Web servers or
your back-end servers.
7. In the Password box, type the user's password, and then click
Next.
8. On the Configure SharePoint Central Administration Web
Application page, select the Specify port number check box and
type a port number if you want the SharePoint Central
Administration Web application to use a specific port, or leave the
Specify port number check box cleared if you do not care which
port number the SharePoint Central Administration Web
application uses.
9. In the Configure SharePoint Central Administration Web
12. Add the SharePoint Central Administration Web site to the list of trusted
sites
Add the SharePoint Central Administration Web site to the list of
trusted sites
1. In Internet Explorer, on the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
2. On the Security tab, in the Select a Web content zone to specify its
security settings box, click Trusted sites, and then click Sites.
3. Clear the Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this
zone check box.
4. In the Add this Web site to the zone box, type the URL for the
SharePoint Central Administration Web site, and then click Add.
5. Click Close to close the Trusted sites dialog box.
6. Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.
Configure proxy server settings to bypass the proxy server for local
addresses
Configure proxy server settings to bypass the proxy server for local
addresses
1. In Internet Explorer, on the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
2. On the Connections tab, in the Local Area Network (LAN) settings
area, click LAN Settings.
3. In the Automatic configuration section, clear the Automatically
detect settings check box.
4. In the Proxy Server section, select the Use a proxy server for your
LAN check box.
5. Type the address of the proxy server in the Address box.
6. Type the port number of the proxy server in the Port box.
7. Select the Bypass proxy server for local addresses check box.
8. Click OK to close the Local Area Network (LAN) Settings dialog box.
9. Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.
Add servers to the farm
We recommend that you install and configure Office SharePoint Server 2007 on all of your
Web servers and the index server before you configure Office SharePoint Server 2007
services and create sites. If you want to build a minimal server farm configuration, and
incrementally add Web servers to expand the farm, you can install and configure Office
SharePoint Server 2007 on a single Web server and configure the Web server as both a
Web server and an application server. Regardless how many Web servers you have in your
13. server farm, you must have SQL Server running on at least one back-end database server
before you install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on your Web servers.
Important:
If you uninstall Office SharePoint Server 2007 from the first server on
which you installed it, your farm might experience problems. It is not
recommended that you install Office SharePoint Server 2007 on an
index server first.
Run Setup on additional servers — front-end Web servers
Note:
Setup automatically verifies the product key, places a green check
mark next to the text box, and enables the Continue button after it
validates the key. If the key is not valid, Setup displays a red circle
next to the text box and prompts you that the key is incorrect.
1. On the Read the Microsoft Software License Terms page, review
the terms, select the I accept the terms of this agreement check
box, and then click Continue.
2. On the Choose the installation you want page, click Advanced.
3. On the Server Type tab, click Web Front End.
4. Optionally, to install Office SharePoint Server 2007 at a custom
location, select the File Location tab, and then type the location
or Browse to the location.
5. Optionally, to participate in the Customer Experience
Improvement Program, select the Feedback tab and select the
option you want. To learn more about the program, click the link.
You must have an Internet connection to view the program
information.
6. When you have chosen the correct options, click Install Now.
7. When Setup finishes, a dialog box appears that prompts you to
complete the configuration of your server. Be sure that the Run
the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard
now check box is selected.
8. Click Close to start the configuration wizard. Instructions for
completing the wizard are provided in the following section.
1. From the product disc, run Setup.exe, or from the product
download, run Officeserver.exe, on one of your Web server
computers.
2. On the Enter your Product Key page, enter your product key, and
then click Continue.
14. Run Setup on additional servers — index or query server
Note:
Setup automatically verifies the product key, places a green check
mark next to the text box, and enables the Continue button after it
validates the key. If the key is not valid, Setup displays a red circle
next to the text box and prompts you that the key is incorrect.
1. On the Read the Microsoft Software License Terms page, review
the terms, select the I accept the terms of this agreement check
box, and then click Continue.
2. On the Choose the installation you want page, click Advanced.
3. On the Server Type tab, click Complete.
4. Optionally, to install Office SharePoint Server 2007 at a custom
location, select the File Location tab, and then type the location
or Browse to the location.
5. Optionally, to participate in the Customer Experience
Improvement Program, select the Feedback tab and select the
option you want. To learn more about the program, click the link.
You must have an Internet connection to view the program
information.
6. When you have chosen the correct options, click Install Now.
7. When Setup finishes, a dialog box appears that prompts you to
complete the configuration of your server. Be sure that the Run
the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard
now check box is selected.
8. Click Close to start the configuration wizard. Instructions for
completing the wizard are provided in the next set of steps.
1. From the product disc, run Setup.exe, or from the product
download, run Officeserver.exe, on one of your Web server
computers.
2. On the Enter your Product Key page, enter your product key, and
then click Continue.
Run the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard on
additional servers
After Setup finishes, you can use the SharePoint Products and
Technologies Configuration Wizard to configure Office SharePoint Server
2007. The configuration wizard automates several configuration tasks,
including installing Office SharePoint Server 2007 services. Use the
following instructions to run the SharePoint Products and Technologies
Configuration Wizard.
Run the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard on
additional servers
15. 1. On the Welcome to SharePoint Products and Technologies page,
click Next.
2. Click Yes in the dialog box that notifies you that some services
might need to be restarted during configuration.
3. On the Connect to a server farm page, click Yes, I want to connect
to an existing server farm, and then click Next.
4. In the Specify Configuration Database Settings dialog box, in the
Database server box, type the name of the computer that is
running SQL Server.
5. Click Retrieve Database Names, and then from the Database name
list, select the database name that you created when you
configured the first server in your server farm.
6. In the User name box, type the user name of the account used to
connect to the computer running SQL Server. (Be sure to type the
user name in the format DOMAINusername.) This must be the
same user account you used when configuring the first server.
7. In the Password box, type the user's password, and then click Next.
8. On the Completing the SharePoint Products and Technologies
Configuration Wizard page, click Next.
9. On the Configuration Successful page, click Finish.
Start the Windows SharePoint Services Help Search service (optional)
You must start the Windows SharePoint Services Search service on
every computer that you want to search over Help content. If you do
not want users to be able to search over Help content, you do not need
to start this service.
Start the Windows SharePoint Services Search service (optional)
16. 1. On the SharePoint Central Administration home page, click the
Operations tab on the top link bar.
2. On the Operations page, in the Topology and Services section, click
Services on server.
3. On the Services on Server page, next to Window SharePoint
Services Search, click Start.
4. On the Configure Windows SharePoint Services Search Service
Settings page, in the Service Account section, type the user name
and password for the user account under which the Windows
SharePoint Services Search service account will run.
5. In the Content Access Account section, type the user name and
password for the user account that the search service will use to
search over content. This account must have read access to all the
content you want it to search over. If you do not specify
credentials, the same account used for the search service will be
used.
6. In the Indexing Schedule section, either accept the default settings,
or specify the schedule that you want the search service to use
when searching over content.
7. After you have configured all the settings, click Start.
Disable the Windows SharePoint Services Administration service on all
servers that do not host the Central Administration Web site
You should disable the Windows SharePoint Service Administration
service on all servers that do not host the Central Administration Web
site, especially index servers. This service is used for the Central
Administration site and is not required on other servers. Disabling this
service can help avoid URL resolution problems with indexing. On the
other hand, you must be sure that this service is enabled on the server
that hosts the Central Administration Web site.
Disable the Windows SharePoint Services Administration service on a
server
17. 1. In Computer Management, expand the Services and Applications
node.
2. Click Services.
3. In the results pane, right-click Windows SharePoint Service
Administration, and then click Properties.
4. On the General tab, on the Startup type drop-down list, select
Disabled.
5. Click Apply.
6. Click Stop to stop the service.
7. Click OK.
Disable the Windows SharePoint Services Web Application service on all
servers not serving content
You should disable the Windows SharePoint Service Web Application
service on all servers that are not serving content, especially index
servers. On the other hand, you must be sure that this service is
enabled on the servers that are serving content.
Disable the Windows SharePoint Services Web Application service on a
server
1. On the SharePoint Central Administration home page, click the
Operations tab on the top link bar.
2. On the Operations page, in the Topology and Services section, click
Services on server.
3. On the Services on Server page, next to Window SharePoint
Services Web Application, click Stop.
Create and configure a Shared Services Provider
This section covers how to create and configure a single Shared Services
Provider (SSP). An SSP is a logical grouping of shared services and their
supporting resources. In Office SharePoint Server 2007, the SSP
enables sharing services across multiple server farms, Web applications,
and site collections. For more information about configuring and using
SSPs, see Create and configure Shared Services Providers .
You create one or more SSPs in this phase and configure it to meet the
needs of your farm. Each server farm can host one or more SSPs, or
consume services provided by an SSP on another server farm. Each SSP
runs in its own Web application which contains one or more site
collections. Other Web applications on a server farm can be associated
with any of the SSPs on the farm. Shared services cannot be enabled or
disabled separately from other shared services. Web applications on a
18. farm consume all of the services of an SSP, or none of them. For more
information about SSPs, see Plan Shared Services Providers .
Start the Office SharePoint Server Search service
You must start the Office SharePoint Server Search service on at least
one computer that was set up by using the Complete option during
Setup. This service must be started on the computer that you want to
use as your index server and optionally as a query server before you
can create an SSP.
Start the Office SharePoint Server Search service on the index server
1. On the SharePoint Central Administration home page, click the
Operations tab on the top link bar.
2. On the Operations page, in the Topology and Services section,
click Services on server.
3. In the Server list, select the server that you want to configure as
an index server and optionally a query server.
4. On the Services on Server page, next to Office SharePoint Server
Search, click Start.
5. Select the Use this server for indexing content check box. This
expands the page and adds the Index Server Default File Location,
Indexer Performance, and Web Front End and Crawling sections.
6. If you want to use this server to service search queries, select the
Use this server for servicing search queries check box. This
expands the page and adds the Query Server Index File Location
section. If not, skip to the next step.
7. In the Contact E-mail Address section, type the e-mail address
you want external site administrators to use to contact your
organization if problems arise when their sites are being crawled
by your index server.
8. In the Farm Search Service Account section, specify the User
name and Password of the account under which the search service
will run. This account must be a member of the Administrators
group on the server and be a member of the Farm Administrators
group in the Central Administration Web site (the
WSS_ADMIN_WPG Windows security group).
9. Optionally, you can also configure other settings or accept the
default settings.
10. When you have configured all the settings, click Start.
You can optionally use the following steps to start the Office SharePoint Server Search
service on computers that were set up by using the Complete option during Setup to deploy
query servers.
19. Important:
If you selected the Use this server for serving search queries option in
step 6 of the previous procedure, you cannot deploy additional query
servers unless you first remove the query server role from the index
server.
Start the Office SharePoint Server Search service on query servers
20. 1. On the SharePoint Central Administration home page, click the
Operations tab on the top link bar.
2. On the Operations page, in the Topology and Services section, click
Services on server.
3. In the Server list, select the server that you want to configure as a
query server.
4. On the Services on Server page, next to Office SharePoint Server
Search, click Start.
5. Select the Use this server for servicing search queries check box.
This expands the page and adds the Query Server Index File
Location section.
6. In the Farm Search Service Account section, specify the User name
and Password of the account under which the search service will
run. This account must be a member of the Administrators group
on the server and be a member of the Farm Administrators group
in the Central Administration Web site (the WSS_ADMIN_WPG
Windows security group).
7. In the Query Server Index File Location section, in the Query server
index file location box, either type the location on the local drive of
the query server on which you want to store the propagated index
or accept the default path.
8. In the Query Server Index File Location section, select one the
following:
• Configure share automatically Select this option to
automatically configure the share on which you want to store
the propagated index and type the user name and password
of the account that you want to use to propagate the index.
(Recommended)
Important:
This account must a member of the Administrators group and a
member of the WSS_ADM_WPG group on the query server before
you proceed to the next step or propagation of the index will fail.
• I will configure the share with STSAdm Select this option if
you want to use the Stsadm.exe command-line utility to
create this share at a later time.
• Do nothing. The share is already configured Select this
option if the share already exists and the permissions to the
share are configured as described above.
9. When you have configured all the settings, click Start.
21. Create a Web application to host the SSP and create the SSP
Create a Web application to host the SSP and create the SSP
22. Note:
If you see any items in the Web application drop-down list, a Web
application has already been created. You can either use this Web
application or create another.
1. .On the Create New Web Application page, in the Application Pool
section, specify the User name and Password for the user
account that the Web application pool will run under.
2. You can also configure other settings on this page or click OK to
create the new Web application.
Note:
By default, the Web application uses the default Web site in IIS and
port 80. This port might be used by other Web applications. Ensure
that this port is open for use, or choose another port before you click
OK.
Note:
By default, Restart IIS Manually is selected. If you use this setting,
you must restart the default Web site in IIS, or restart the w3c
service by using the command line.
1. On the New Shared Services Provider page, in the SSP Service
Credentials section, type the user name and password for the
user account that the SSP service will run under.
2. Optionally, you can also configure other settings.
3. When you have configured all the settings, click OK.
4. If you used the same Web application for the SSP administration
site and the My Sites site collection, you will be prompted to use
separate Web applications for these site collections. If you want
to use the same Web application, click OK. For more information
about site planning, see Plan Web site structure and publishing
.
5. After the SSP has been created, click OK on the confirmation
page that appears.
1. On the SharePoint Central Administration home page, click the
Application Management tab on the top link bar.
2. On the Application Management page, in the Office SharePoint
Server Shared Services section, click Create or configure this
farm's shared services.
3. On the Manage this Farm's Shared Services page, click New SSP.
4. On the New Shared Services Provider page, in the SSP Name
section, click Create a new Web application.
23. Create a site collection and a SharePoint site
This section guides you through the process of creating a single site
collection containing a single SharePoint site. You can create many site
collections and many sites under each site collection. For more
information, see Deploy and configure SharePoint sites (Office
SharePoint Server) .
You can create new portal sites or migrate pre-existing sites or content
from a previous version of . For information about planning SharePoint
sites and site collections, see Plan Web site structure and publishing .
For information about migrating content, see Deploy new server farm
and migrate content .
You can also migrate content from a pre-existing Microsoft Content
Management Server 2002 source. For information, see Migrating from
Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 to Microsoft Office
SharePoint Server 2007 .
Create a site collection
24. 1. On the SharePoint Central Administration home page, click the
Application Management tab on the top link bar.
2. On the Application Management page, in the SharePoint Site
Management section, click Create site collection.
3. On the Create Site Collection page, in the Web Application section,
either select a Web application to host the site collection from the
Web Application drop-down list or create a new Web application to
host the site collection.
4. In the Title and Description section, type a title and description for
the site collection.
5. In the Web Site Address section, select a URL type, and specify a
URL for the site collection.
6. In the Template Selection section, select a template from the
tabbed template control.
7. In the Primary Site Collection Administrator section, type the user
account name for the user that you want to be the primary
administrator for the site collection. You can also browse for the
user account by clicking the book icon to the right of the text box.
You can verify the user account by clicking the Check Names icon
to the right of the text box.
8. Optionally, in the Secondary Site Collection Administrator section,
type the user account for the user you want to be the secondary
administrator for the site collection. You can also browse for the
user account by clicking the book icon to the right of the text box.
You can verify the user account by clicking the Check Names icon
to the right of the text box.
9. Click Create to create the site collection.
Create a SharePoint site
25. 1. On the SharePoint Central Administration home page, click the
Application Management tab on the top link bar.
2. On the Application Management page, in the SharePoint Site
Management section, click Site collection list.
3. On the Site Collection List page, click the URL for the site
collection to which you want to add a site.
4. On the Site Actions menu, click Create.
5. On the Create page, in the Web Pages section, click Sites and
Workplaces.
6. On the New SharePoint Site page, in the Title and Description
section, type a title and description for the site.
7. In the Web Site Address section, specify a URL for the site.
8. In the Template Selection section, select a template from the
tabbed template control.
9. Either change other settings, or click Create to create the site.
10. The new site opens.
Post-installation steps
After Setup finishes, your browser window opens to the home page of
your new SharePoint site. Although you can start adding content to the
site or you can start customizing the site, we recommend that you
perform the following administrative tasks by using the SharePoint
Central Administration Web site.
• Configure incoming e-mail settings You can configure incoming e-
mail settings so that SharePoint sites accept and archive incoming e-
mail. You can also configure incoming e-mail settings so that
SharePoint sites can archive e-mail discussions as they happen, save
e-mailed documents, and show e-mailed meetings on site calendars.
In addition, you can configure the SharePoint Directory Management
Service to provide support for e-mail distribution list creation and
management. For more information, see Configure incoming e-mail
settings .
• Configure outgoing e-mail settings You can configure outgoing e-
mail settings so that your Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server
sends e-mail alerts to site users and notifications to site
administrators. You can configure both the quot;Fromquot; e-mail address and
the quot;Replyquot; e-mail address that appear in outgoing alerts. For more
information, see Configure outgoing e-mail settings .
• Configure workflow settings Specify whether users can assemble
new workflows and if participants without site access should be sent
documents in e-mail attachments so they can participate in document
26. workflows. For more information, see Configure workflow settings .
• Configure diagnostic logging settings You can configure several
diagnostic logging settings to help with troubleshooting. This includes
enabling and configuring trace logs, event messages, user-mode
error messages, and Customer Experience Improvement Program
events. For more information, see Configure diagnostic logging
settings .
• Configure antivirus protection settings You can configure several
antivirus settings if you have an antivirus program that is designed
for Office SharePoint Server 2007. Antivirus settings enable you to
control whether documents are scanned on upload or download and
whether users can download infected documents. You can also specify
how long you want the antivirus program to run before it times out,
and you can specify how many execution threads the antivirus
program can use on the server. For more information, see Configure
antivirus protection .
• Configure search Before search queries can be serviced, content
must first be crawled. You can configure several search and index
settings to customize how Office SharePoint Server 2007 crawls your
site content or external content. For more information, see Configure
the Office SharePoint Server Search service .
• Configure Excel Calculation Services Before you can use Excel
Services, you must start the service and add at least one trusted
location. For more information about doing this, see Configure Excel
Services .
Perform administrator tasks by using the Central Administration site
1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft Office Server,
and then click SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration.
2. On the Central Administration home page, in the Administrator
Tasks section, click the task you want to perform.
3. On the Administrator Tasks page, next to Action, click the task.
Configure the trace log
The trace log can be very useful for analyzing problems that may occur.
Events that are written to the trace log are especially helpful because
you can use them to determine what configuration changes where made
in Office SharePoint Server 2007 before the problem occurred.
By default, Office SharePoint Server 2007 saves two days of events in
the trace log files. This means that trace log files that contain events
that are older than two days are deleted. When using either the Office
SharePoint Server Search or Windows SharePoint Services Search
27. service, we recommend that you configure the trace log to save seven
days of events.
You can use the Diagnostic Logging page in Central Administration to
configure the maximum number of trace log files to maintain and how
long (in minutes) to capture events to each log file. By default, 96 log
files are kept, each one containing 30 minutes of events.
96 log files * 30 minutes of events per file = 2880 minutes or two days
of events.
You can also specify the location where the log files are written or
accept the default path.
Configure the trace log to save seven days of events
1. In Central Administration, on the Operations tab, in the Logging
and Reporting section, click Diagnostic logging.
2. On the Diagnostic Logging page, in the Trace Log section, do the
following:
• In the Number of log files box, type 336.
• In the Number of minutes to use a log file box, type 30.
Tip:
You can use any combination of number of log files and
minutes to store in each log file you want to achieve 10,080
minutes (seven days) of events.
3. Ensure that the path specified in the Path box has enough room to
store the extra log files or change the path to another location.
Tip:
We recommend that you store log files on a hard drive partition
that is used to store log files only.
4. Click OK.
Trace log files are invaluable for troubleshooting issues related to
configuration changes of either the Office SharePoint Server Search or
Windows SharePoint Services Search service. Because problems related
to configuration changes are not always discovered right away, we
recommend that you save all trace log files that the system creates on
any day that you make any configuration changes related to either
search service. You should store these log files for an extended period
of time in a safe location that will not be overwritten. See step 3 in the
procedure above to determine the location that the system stores trace
log files for your system.