Synergy MOSS 2007 Architecture and Configuration

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Synergy MOSS 2007 Architecture and Configuration

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Course Length:

5 days

Course Price:

$3,600.00 + GST

Availability:

If your preferred city or time is not currently listed, please call DDLS on 13 12 01 and we can try to accommodate your needs.

Overview:

The purpose of this 5-day course is to present students with a thorough understanding of Office SharePoint Server 2007 planning and configuration. The course covers the fundamental features found in Windows SharePoint Services as well as those that are unique to Office SharePoint Server.

Skills Gained:

After completing the course students will be able to:
Design a MOSS 2007 farm implementation
Create web applications and site collections
Configure Indexing and Search
Use Web Content Management to publish dynamic content
Configure SharePoint security at all levels
Implement document management and archiving

Key Topics:

1. Introduction
Introduction to SharePoint Technologies
Feature Comparison of WSS & MOSS 2007
SharePoint and IIS architecture
Central Administration
STSADM.EXE

2. SharePoint Lists and Libraries
SharePoint lists and list management
Web parts
List and Library Performance considerations
Configuring E-Mail Support
Managing RSS Feeds

3. SharePoint and Client Integration
Microsoft Office 2007 product integration
Synchronizing files with Groove 2007
Differences between Office 2007 and Office 2003 integration
Integration with mobile clients
Performance considerations for internet sites

4. SharePoint Web Applications and Sites
SharePoint Web Application Management
Alternate Access Mappings
SharePoint Site Management
Site and List Templates
Managing site Galleries

5. Planning a MOSS Infrastructure
Application and Site Architecture
Physical Architecture
Server Roles
Farm Topologies
Capacity Planning

6. Installing and Configuring a MOSS Farm
Planning Service Accounts
Installing the Operating System and Components
Installing MOSS
Create and Configure a Shared Service Provider
Configuring Farm Services

7. Site Configuration and Administration
Site Administration
Site Collection Administration
SharePoint Navigation
Features and Solutions
Master Pages

8. Configuring SharePoint Security
Site Collection Security
Site Security
List-Level Permissions
Item-Level Permissions
Authentication Providers

9. Managing Metadata and Content Types
Understanding Metadata in the Enterprise
Custom Site Columns
Custom Content Types
Configuring document templates
Configuring Information Management Policies on content types

10. Document Management and Archiving
Working with Document Libraries
Using Explorer View and WebDAV
Managing Document Versioning
Document Archiving and Records Management
Rights Management Services

11. Web Content Management
Configuring Publishing Sites and Page libraries
Working with Page Layouts
Content approval
Scheduling content publishing.
Configuring content caching

12. Configuring SharePoint Workflow Services
Pre-defined Workflows
Approval Workflow
Three-State Workflow
Collect Signatures Workflow
Building a Workflow by Using SharePoint Designer 2007

13. Configuring SharePoint Indexing
The Indexing Process
Configuring iFilters
Content Sources
Creating and Managing Search Scopes
Configure Document Property Mappings

14. Configuring SharePoint Search
Search Center
Search Results Page
Search Web Parts
Link Search Scopes into custom results pages
Use custom crawled properties

15. Configuring SharePoint Personalization Services
Configuring Personalization Permissions
Configuring Profiles
Configuring Audiences
Managing My Sites

16. SharePoint Disaster Recovery
Planning for Disaster Recovery
Backing up and Restoring Sites using SharePoint Designer 2007
Command-Line Tool STSADM.exe
Central Administration Backup/Restore
SQL Server Backup/Restore

Target Audience:

The class is designed for experienced network engineers and administrators who need a thorough understanding of SharePoint planning, implementation, and maintenance. This class will also be valuable for managers and architects who want a conceptual understanding of the capabilities of SharePoint and how it fits into the enterprise.

Prerequisites:

Students attending this class should have a solid understanding of Windows Server administration and security as well as be familiar with Microsoft IIS, SMTP, and DNS services in a domain environment. Experience with viewing and collaborating in a SharePoint site is recommended but not required.