SharePoint Server 2010 Administration 24 Hour Trainer

1. Auflage 2012
ISBN: 978-0-470-93906-2
Verlag: John Wiley & Sons Inc

Buch, Englisch, 360 Seiten, Book with DVD, Format (B × H): 185 mm x 235 mm, Gewicht: 635 g

Get quickly up to speed on SharePoint Server 2010!

Covering all aspects of the SharePoint technology, this unique book-and-DVD combination provides expert guidance within each lesson in the book, which is then supplemented on the instructional DVD. The authors expose you to a variety of SharePoint Server 2010 topics, from organization concerns to training plans to programmer best practices, all aimed at helping you effortlessly find your way around SharePoint without a deep knowledge of the technology. You'll quickly learn to configure and administer a site or site collection using this book-and-DVD package.
* Features informative SharePoint Server 2010 lessons in a book, each of which is reviewed on the accompanying DVD
* Puts you on your way to managing lists, sites, and page galleries and setting up Portal site connections and Site analytics
* Demonstrates how to provide offline availability, work with features and content types, and use galleries

SharePoint Server 2010 Administration 24-Hour Trainer contains a helpful DVD that reinforces the content of the book and also adds additional explanation and tips as well as showing exactly how the lesson goals can be achieved.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Crider, Bill

Reid, Martin

Galitsky, Andre

Richardson, Clint

Buob, Mike

Fachgebiete

• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Business Application Groupware
• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Technische Informatik Systemverwaltung & Management

Inhaltsverzeichnis

INTRODUCTION xxv

SECTION I: ADMINISTRATION AT THE SITE LEVEL

LESSON 1: USING THE SITE ADMINISTRATION MENU 3

Accessing the Site Administration Menu 3

Setting the Regional Settings Options 5

Site Libraries and List Links 6

Viewing and Managing User Alerts 6

Configuring RSS Feeds 6

Managing Content and Structure 7

Try It 8

Lesson Requirements 8

Hints 8

Step-By-Step 8

LESSON 2: USING THE SITE ACTIONS MENU 11

Manage Site Features 11

What is a Feature 12

Save Site as Template 12

Reset to Site Definition 14

Using the Site Analytics Web Analytics Reports 15

Try It 15

Lesson Requirements 15

Hints 15

Step-by-Step 16

LESSON 3: CHANGING A SITE'S LOOK AND FEEL 19

Title, Description, and Icon 19

Displaying Navigation Options 19

Try It 20

Lesson Requirements 20

Hints 20

Step-by-Step 20

LESSON 4: USING CUSTOM THEMES 23

Accessing the Site Themes Page 23

Creating a Theme 24

Select a Theme 24

Customizing Themes 25

Selecting Colors 25

Preview the Theme 26

Try It 27

Lesson Requirements 27

Hints 27

Step-by-Step 27

LESSON 5: MANAGING REPORTING SERVICES 31

Manage the Shared Schedule 31

Reporting Services Site Settings 32

Enable RSClientPrint ActiveX Control Download 32

Enable Local Mode Error Messages 32

Enable Accessibility Metadata for Reports 32

Try It 33

Lesson Requirements 33

Hints 33

Step-by-Step 33

SECTION II: ADMINISTRATION AT THE SITE COLLECTION LEVEL

LESSON 6: SITE COLLECTION ADMINISTRATION SETTINGS 39

Defining Site Collections 39

Site Collection Administrative Options 40

Try It 41

Lesson Requirements 41

Hints 41

Step-by-Step 42

LESSON 7: MANAGING THE SOLUTIONS GALLERY 47

Solution Framework 47

Understanding Resource Quotas 48

Deploying a Custom Solution 49

Try It 49

Lesson Requirements 49

Hints 49

Step-by-Step 49

SECTION III: MANAGING SEARCH

LESSON 8: SETTING SEARCH OPTIONS AT THE SITE COLLECTION LEVEL 57

Search Results 58

Try It 59

Lesson Requirements 59

Step-by-Step 60

LESSON 9: SEARCH SCOPES FOR SITE COLLECTION ADMINISTRATORS 65

Creating a New Scope 65

Managing Where the Scope Appears 68

Setting Rules for the Scope 68

Try It 69

Lesson Requirements 69

Step-by-Step 69

LESSON 10: MANAGING SEARCH KEYWORDS FOR SITE COLLECTION ADMINISTRATORS 73

Try It 73

Lesson Requirements 74

Step-by-Step 74

LESSON 11: MANAGING SEARCH AVAILABILITY AT THE LIST AND SITE LEVEL FOR SITE ADMINISTRATORS 79

Try It 81

Lesson Requirements 81

Hint 81

Step-by-Step 82

SECTION IV: SETTING UP CONTENT MANAGEMENT OPTIONS

LESSON 12: SETTING UP CONTENT TYPES 91

Using Content Types to Manage Content 91

Item #1: A Common Template 93

Item #2: Three Types of Proposals in the Same Library 93

Item #3: A Diff erent Business Process for Each Type of Proposal 93

Item #4: Diff erent Views of the Documents for Diff erent People 93

Item #5: A Designation of Sold, in Progress, or Not Sold 93

Item #6: Repeating the Process for Multiple Departments 93

Creating a Content Type Hierarchy 94

Try It 94

Lesson Requirements 94

Hints 94

Step-by-Step 95

LESSON 13: PUBLISHING CONTENT TYPES TO USE ACROSS SITE COLLECTIONS 101

Creating a Content Type Publishing Hub 101

Try It 102

Lesson Requirements 102

Hints 102

Step-by-Step 102

LESSON 14: SETTING UP THE CONTENT ORGANIZER 105

The Content Organizer's Functionality 105

Setting Up the Content Organizer 107

Integrating E-Mail into the Content Organizer 107

Try It 108

Lesson Requirements 109

Step-by-Step 109

LESSON 15: USING DOCUMENT SETS 115

Create a Document Set Content Type 115

Try It 116

Lesson Requirements 116

Hints 116

Step-by-Step 116

LESSON 16: USING HOLD AND DISCOVERY 121

Discovery: Find It 121

Hold: Save It 122

Try It 123

Lesson Requirements 123

Hints 123

Step-by-Step 123

Über Autor(innen)

Bill Crider is a principal consultant in the SharePoint/Business Intelligence practice for Ascendum Solutions in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Martin Reid is an analyst at Queens University Belfast. He works with a 30,000 user SharePoint system.

Clint Richardson has been working in the IT industry for more than a decade, and has focused exclusively on SharePoint for the last 5 years. His primary interest is in the deployment and administration of large scale farms. He has assisted multiple branches of the US military in locations around the world. Currently he runs his own SharePoint consultancy in the Ohio Valley area of the US.