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Sharepoint Portal Server Basics

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Sharepoint Portal Server Basics

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    Slide 1:Sharepoint Portal Server Basics

    Slide 2:Introduction

    Sharepoint server belongs to Microsoft family of servers Integrated suite of server capabilities Hosted Application i.e. runs on a windows server O/S Support for Intranet, extranet access available Improves organizational effectiveness by sharing information, content management

    Slide 3:Beneficiaries of Sharepoint

    Business Manager Can access contents (files) that are confidential from remote place if provided with proper credentials Minimizes operation cycle time and travel time IT Professional High availability, security of artifacts Simplicity in accessing contents End user Alerts through email Dash boards to compare results Message boards to discuss matters

    Slide 4:Features

    Document Management Can create, upload, modify, check in and check out, delete documents Centrally store documents and access them from anywhere. User Management Create users, groups, change password Content Management Can create sites and sub sites for every entity like testing team, development team, guests etc and provide contents appropriate for them

    Slide 5:Architecture

    There will be a single virtual server. It is extended across different ports. In each port we can create a top level site. Every top level site can contain several sub sites which can extend to many levels.There will be a single virtual server. It is extended across different ports. In each port we can create a top level site. Every top level site can contain several sub sites which can extend to many levels.

    Slide 6:Creating a Top level site

    Follow these steps to create a top level site Open IIS and create a virtual directory and assign a port number other than 80 (as it will be used by http request) In the sharepoint administration, click on Extend Virtual Server under server administration, click Ok in the new page that was opened after giving administrator details, sharepoint server details Click on Create Content db under server administration. In the landing page click ok, after selecting server and db.

    Slide 7:Top level site contd

    Select the virtual server that was created (virtual directory port will be listed) Give a name for the site and click OK The url for the site will be displayed Click on the url. A new window will be opened with the template selection screen Select a template for the site and give OK

    Slide 8:Logging in to a sharepoint site

    After typing the URL for sharepoint site, a login screen will appear. Give the credentials to log in to the site.After typing the URL for sharepoint site, a login screen will appear. Give the credentials to log in to the site.

    Slide 9:Sample Site

    Slide 10:Managing Users

    Add the users to the sharepoint portal group Go to Computer Management Select users and groups Under groups, select Sharepoint user group and right click on it to add new user. In the new user dialog box, give the user details as DomainName\UserName and press OK. That user will be associated to the group We can also create local users in the computer and make them access sharepoint

    Slide 11:Users (Contd..)

    Log in to the sharepoint site http://servername:portnumber/site/default.aspx as an administrator Navigate to Settings tab in the top of the site Click on Manage Users Click on Add Users and give the user details, email Id, select the sharepoint group to which the user will be associated and click Ok. Email will be sent to the user along with the link to the sharepoint site

    Slide 12:Managing Groups

    Users can be assigned to the default groups present in sharepoint Administrator : Has overall control of the site Contributor : Can contribute items for the site Web Designer : Can add new pages Reader : Can only view the contents We can also add new groups and assign access rights for the groups Click on Manage groups in the Settings page and click on Add New Group to add new group

    Slide 13:Creating Sub sites

    To add a new sub site, click on the Create link Click on Sites link on the page Give a name for the sub site and click OK Choose a template for the site and the new site will open up Go to Site administration page and click on add users Enter user detail and associate the user with the Administrator group

    Slide 14:Configuring Email Server

    Open Sharepoint central administration window Click on Configure email settings link under Server Configuration Give name for the smtp server Click Ok Now all mails related to the sites operation will be routed via the email server specified.

    Slide 15:Databases used

    Configuration DB: This is the database that contains all configuration information related to the server database connection etc Content DB: This database contains the sites, subsites data For each site a new content db is created Component Services DB: This contains details regarding the sharepoint services like alerts, messages, site quota, content db details etc

    Slide 16:Creating Site Templates

    Choose a sharepoint site that we need to save as a template Go to Site Administration page Click on Save Site as Template link It will ask a name for the template and an option to save the data of the site page too. Give a name for the template The site will be saved as a template and can be used while creating a new sharepoint site

    Slide 17:Viewing Statistics

    In the site administration page, we have options for Viewing site usage Who have accessed the site When the site has been accessed How many hits have been there for this site Viewing site quota How much space available for a site How many users can be created for a site How many users have been added How many space has been used, by which module etc

    Slide 18:Web Parts

    Web parts enhance the sites functionality They are all additional component that can be added to the site We can add custom parts to the site Custom parts can be created using visual studio and they can be saved as dwp files Search, Browse, Upload are few of the available web parts They can be added by administrator, using Site Settings -> Add Web Parts link

    Slide 19:Anonymous Access

    Go to Sharepoint administration console Click on Anonymous Access setting Give the portal name for which anonymous access need to be given Check the Allow Anonymous Access check box and give OK We need to be careful before giving anonymous access as anyone will be able to crawl through the site content

    Slide 20:Intranet / Extranet setting

    We can give separate intranet name or extranet name for the portal site Click on Configure Site settings for intranet / extranet access on the central administration page Give the sharepoint url for the default url Give names for intranet (inside a company), extranet (outside a company) accesses and give Ok Now we can access the portal site using the new names given

    Slide 21:Back up and Restore

    There is a sharepoint Back Up Restore utility that allows us to take back up of a sharepoint database, portal site and restore the same in another machine or in the same machine in case of any calamity This is for disaster recovery

    Slide 23:Back Up

    The available components are listed and we can select a component and take a back up. Back up will create two files XML configuration file that tells about the server from which back up was taken, status of the operation etc Back up file with an extension SPB (Share Point Backup) that has the data

    Slide 25:Restore

    Available components that are ready for restore will be listed We need to mention a configuration file (XML file) to restore Once the information about XML file is given and component for restore is selected, restore will begin The status will be communicated to the administrator

    Slide 26:Back up / Restore Command line utility

    The following tool comes along with sharepoint They are located in the bin folder in the path where sharepoint is installed Spsbackup : takes back up of all sites and dbs Spsadm : takes back up of windows sharepoint service site collections Smigrate : migration and upgradation tool used for migrating database or portal site from one system to another or from one version to another

    Slide 27:Third Party Recovery tool

    Veritas Back Up Exec10.0 Sharepoint server level back up CA Brightstor ARC Serve Back Up Back up and restore of sharepoint db hosted on various SQL server across enterprise Advanced document level back up and restore support Ave Point DocAve Item level back up and restore CommVault GA Galaxy SPS 2003 DB level backup and recovery Webstore back up and support

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