Learn how to:
- Translate your organization’s requirements into a deployment plan
- Plan for future growth within your SharePoint infrastructure
- Understand the differences between MOSS 2007 and WSS 3.0
- Analyze your database requirements to support your organizations needs
- Determine the need for a SharePoint deployment on a server farm
- Understand the hardware requirements for your SharePoint deployment
- Plan and design your backup and recovery strategy for SharePoint
- Properly prepare your IT environment for SharePoint deployment
- Upgrade from a previous version of SharePoint
- Deploy your SharePoint intranet
- Synchronize user profiles with Active Directory
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Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 has become the de facto standard information and collaboration software on the market. Microsoft has seen exponential growth from SharePoint over the past year. The problem with SharePoint Server 2007 is that corporations are deploying the software before they have a handle on the enterprise and IT infrastructure requirements that will drive how the software is used efficiently and the ROI. If only it was as simple as loading Microsoft Office to your laptop.
The Microsoft SharePoint 2007 Deployment and Architecture course will show you the vital differences between SharePoint versions and requirements to upgrade from one to another. You will build your backup and recovery plan as well as your backend database strategy that is tied directly to SharePoint 2007. You will build service accounts to prepare your organization for SharePoint deployment.
As you prepare your SharePoint 2007 deployment, you will also have to consider your enterprise requirements for today and tomorrow. How many more users will need access to your SharePoint infrastructure over the next year? This hands-on, lab driven course will guide you through your SharePoint Server 2007 deployment and help you build the architecture required to support it. The most important part of this class is getting the opportunity to screw up a SharePoint deployment in a test environment and learn what “gotchas” to look for when you move to deploying SharePoint in your enterprise IT environment.
This comprehensive class is lab-intensive. Hands-on lab sessions will be conducted during every section of the course to ensure that you understand and can begin using your new skills as soon as you return to work.
Specifically you will participate in the following Hand-On Labs:
Lab 1: Analyzing and Planning What You Need For a MOSS Deployment
Lab 2: Preparing the Organization
Create Service Accounts
Lab 3: Installing SharePoint
Preparing the Environment
Installing Prerequisites
Installing the Database Server
Installing SharePoint
Lab 4: Upgrading WSS to MOSS 2007
Backup and Recovery
Installing SQL Server 2005
Lab 5: Configuring Options Within SharePoint
Inbound and Outbound Email
Form Services
Excel Services
Lab 6: Deploying Your Intranet
Configuring Shared Services
Creating Sites and Site Collections
Creating Applications
User Profile Synchronization with Active Directory
Configure Search
Customizing Your Intranets Look and Feel
Lab 7: Planning Your Backup and Recovery Strategy
Developing a Backup Strategy
Planning Backup Requirements
Backing Up Your Server Farms and SharePoint Content
Recovering From a Disaster
Immediate Benefits of Taking This Class:
- Understand the additional requirements for MOSS 2007
- Choose between SQL Server Express and SQL Server 2005
- Design your database backend to support SharePoint
- Harden your SharePoint environment
- Upgrade from Standard to Enterprise edition of SharePoint
- Intertwine MOSS with your enterprise infrastructure
- Upgrading from WSS to MOSS
- Understand software requirements for your SharePoint deployment
- Build business requirements for your SharePoint intranet
- Replace public folders in Exchange
- Replace file share and the design considerations
- Learn how to properly plan and deploy an intranet with MOSS 2007
- Considerations for internet access for SharePoint
- Integrate MOSS 2007 and Active Directory
- Construct Service Accounts for your SharePoint Environment
- Understand SharePoint’s Intranet, Internet, and Extranet capabilities
- Back up and recover SharePoint
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