Section I: Deciding Between WSS and MOSS
- Distinction Between Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and Microsoft Office SharePoint Services 2007
- Similarities
- MOSS Enhancements
- Architecture Differences
- Requirement Differences
- Considerations for choosing one or the other
- Analyzing Your Needs
- Future Planning
Section II: Planning a Deployment
- Hardware Considerations
- Server Hardware
- Storage Hardware
- Software Considerations
- WSS vs. MOSS
- SQL Server Express or MS SQL 2000/2005
- Standard vs. Enterprise
- Choosing a Database
- SQL Server Express Limitations
- Advantages of SQL Server 2000/2005
- Upgrading from SQL Express to SQL 2000/2005
- Analyzing Space Needs
- Calculating Server Load
- Calculating SQL Transactions
- Estimating Disk Space Requirements
- Planning for Future Growth
- Backup/Recovery Considerations
LAB 1 — Gather your business and IT requirements for SharePoint deployment
Section III: Installing SharePoint
- Preparing Your Environment
- Preparing Windows Server 2003
- Install IIS
- Install .NET 3.0 Framework
- Install SMTP
- Creating Service Accounts
- Why Use Separate Accounts?
- SharePoint Service Accounts
- Search Service Accounts
- SQL Server Service Accounts
- Installing Windows SharePoint Server
- Understanding SharePoint Prerequisites
- Installing Windows SharePoint Services
- Installing Your Database
- Understanding SQL Server 2005 Prerequisites
- Installing SQL Server 2005
- Installing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
- Installing Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
- Moving data from WSS 3.0 to MOSS 2007
LAB 2 — Prepare your organization by constructing the proper service accounts
LAB 3 — Install WSS 3.0 and your Database Server
Section IV: Upgrading to MOSS
- Upgrading from Previous Versions of SharePoint
- Considerations When Upgrading
- Upgrading from SharePoint Portal Server 2003
- Upgrading a Deployment from WSS to MOSS
- Pros and Cons of Upgrading
- Working in Conjunction With an Existing WSS Environment
- Upgrading from Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition
- Upgrading Your Database
- Limitations When Upgrading from SQL Express to SQL 2005
- Upgrade Procedures
LAB 4 — Upgrade from WSS 3.0 to MOSS 2007
Section V: Configuring MOSS
- Configuring Email Settings
- Inbound Email Settings
- Outbound Email Settings
- Configuring Server Services
- Configuring Application Settings
- Excel Services
- Forms Services
- Shared Services
- Search Settings
- My Site Settings
LAB 5 — Configure all your Microsoft Office SharePoint Server options, including email services, server services, application settings, and shared services
Section VI: Deploying an Intranet
- Analyzing Your Needs
- Determinig User Needs
- Creating a Manageable Architecture
- Designing Security
- Determining Security Needs
- Enabling Anonymous Access
- Targeting Audiences
- Creating Targeted Audiences
- Managing Audiences
- User Profiles
- Synchronizing User Profiles With Active Directory
- Manually Managing User Profile Data
- Allowing Users to Control their User Profiles
- Considerations for Using MySites
- Designing Your Portal and Sites
- Customizing Master Templates
- Creating and Managing Sub-Sites
- Creating and Managing workspaces
- Planning for Growth
- Analyzing Growth Trends
- Storage Planning
- Performance Planning
LAB 6 — Deploy your Intranet over MOSS 2007 utilizing site collections, Active Directory, Shared Services, and Search
Section VII: Planning Your Backup and Recovery Strategy
- Gathering Backup Requirements
- High availability options
- Disaster Recovery Tools
- Setting Expectation with Service Level Agreements
- Recovery Point Objectives
- Recovery Time Objectives
- Backing Up Your Server Farms and SharePoint Content
LAB 7 — Gather your IT and business requirements for Backup and Recovery and implement
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