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Beginning SharePoint Administration
SharePoint can be confusing because Microsoft actually has two different but related SharePoint technologies: Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server. Many existing books on SharePoint don’t help alleviate the confusion because they aren’t precise in their distinction between which of the two they cover. Many existing books
also try to be all things for all users by covering end user SharePoint use, administration, and SharePoint development in one book.
Beginning Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server Administration clearly explains both SharePoint offerings, their differences, how the complement each other, and which to use in what setting. It benefits SharePoint administrators by focusing exclusively on their needs.
The reader can expect to learn the following.
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How SharePoint works with other Microsoft products including Word, Outlook, and Excel
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How to install, configure and manage WSS
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Differences between WSS and SPS
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How to install, configure and manage SPS
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How to set up SharePoint for typical uses, like intranet, document management, project management, meetings
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How to allow external users access to SharePoint
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How to do real-world backup and restore procedures
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Tips for good add-on products and additional information
Introduction to SharePoint 2003
Installing Windows Sharepoint services
Configuring & managing Windows SharePoint services
Installing SharePoint portal Server
Configuring & managing SharePoint portal server
Advanced administration
Comparing WSS & SPS
Working with web parts
More effective file & document management
More effective meetings
Building an intranet
Designing with FrontPage
Backup & restore
SharePoint 2007
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