MOC 2012 Planning, Implementing and Managing a Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies 2003 Infrastructure
Seminarziel:
This five-day instructor-led course enables students to design, plan, implement, and manage a SharePoint™ Portal infrastructure that allows people in their organization to leverage relevant information across business processes so they can work more efficiently
Zielgruppe:
This course is intended for IT Professionals who work in medium to large organizations and have experience in networking infrastructure using Microsoft Windows Server™ 2003.
Inhalt:
- Module 1: Introduction to SharePoint Products and Technologies
This module explains the design, architecture, and terminology of SharePoint Portal Server. It also discusses the installation options available for SharePoint Portal Server. - Module 2: Deploying SharePoint Portal Server on a Single Server
This module explains how to deploy SharePoint Portal Server in a single server environment. It includes installation, security, and user configuration information. - Module 3: Configuring SharePoint Products and Technologies on a Single Server
This module discusses concepts and procedures surrounding managing content and configuring search settings. - Module 4: Deploying SharePoint Products and Technologies on a Server Farm
A server farm is a centralized grouping of network servers maintained by an enterprise. A server farm provides a network with load balancing, scalability, and fault tolerance. This module explains how to deploy SharePoint Portal Server on server farms with multiple servers. - Module 5: Configuring SharePoint Products and Technologies on a Server Farm
SharePoint Products and Technologies are designed to be deployed onto server farms that provide increased scalability and reliability over a single server deployment. There are several administration pages within SharePoint Products and Technologies. These administration pages make it possible to monitor and modify all aspects of the portal and sites. - Module 6: Managing Users and Sites
In this module, you will learn how to manage user profile databases, audiences, and personal sites for SharePoint Products and Technologies. - Module 7: Planning and Implementing Disaster Recovery Strategies
A portal requires various maintenance tasks to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and availability. It is critical to back up portal data on a regular basis to protect against data loss caused by server failure or accidental file deletion. A robust disaster recovery capability requires careful planning to ensure minimum downtime. Server monitoring yields valuable information about the health of the system. This module explains how to ensure an adequate disaster recovery strategy. - Module 8: Managing SharePoint Products and Technologies
This module explains how to manage a SharePoint Portal Server installation, including troubleshooting and integration with Office Systems 2003. - Module 9: Installing Backward-Compatible Document Libraries
This module explains how to install backward-compatible document libraries. The library component enables you to store documents using the SharePoint Portal Server 2001 formatting and authorization process.
Voraussetzung:
Successful completion of the Windows Server 2003 core curriculum for MCSAs, or equivalent knowledge
Working knowledge of Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Working knowledge of networking, including TCP/IP, Domain Name System (DNS), and Internet Information Services (IIS)
