Windows SharePoint Services Administrator's Guide
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Microsoft® Windows® SharePoint™ Services makes it easy for users to share information and collaborate on projects. This guide will help administrators manage servers running Windows SharePoint Services. It covers all aspects of a Windows SharePoint Services deployment, from planning to customizing.
Table of Contents
The Windows SharePoint Services Administrator's Guide covers the following topics.
Introduction
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Welcome
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Introducing Windows SharePoint Services
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Introducing the Administration Tools for Windows SharePoint Services
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Administrator's Guide for Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Copyright Information
Planning
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Hardware and Software Requirements
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Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 Architecture
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Upgrade Considerations
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Performance Implications of Windows SharePoint Services Features
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Capacity Planning for Windows SharePoint Services
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Language Considerations
Deployment Scenarios
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Single Server Deployment
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Remote SQL Server Deployment
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Server Farm with Multiple Host Names Deployment
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Separate Active Directory Directory Service Organization Unit Deployment
Installation
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Installation Considerations for Windows SharePoint Services
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Performing a Quiet Installation
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Extending Virtual Servers
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Uninstalling Windows SharePoint Services
Security
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Windows SharePoint Services Security Model
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Internet Explorer Enhanced Security and Windows SharePoint Services
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Configuring Authentication
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Managing the SharePoint Administrators Group
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Managing Users and Cross-Site Groups
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Managing Site Groups and Permissions
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Controlling User Rights and Assigning Tasks
Configuration
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Specifying Central Administration Settings
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Configuring Virtual Servers
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Creating Sites and Subsites
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Configuring E-Mail Settings
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Configuring E-Mail-Enabled Document Libraries
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Configuring Online Presence Settings
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Configuring Site Quotas and Locks
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Configuring Self-Service Site Creation
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Managing and Customizing Search
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Configuring Regional Settings
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Configuring Usage Analysis
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Configuring Antivirus Protection
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Configuring Blocked File Extensions
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Configuring Data Retrieval Services
Administration
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Scheduling Timed Jobs
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Managing Sites and Subsites
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Managing Paths
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Managing the Configuration Database
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Managing Web Part Availability
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Managing Content Databases
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Managing Versions and Checking Documents In and Out
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Managing Web Discussions
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Managing Alerts
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Managing a Server Farm Running Windows SharePoint Services
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Managing Meeting Workspace Sites
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Managing HTML Viewers
Backup and Migration
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Backup and Restore Options for Windows SharePoint Services
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Backing Up and Restoring Databases by Using the SQL Server 2000 Tools
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Backing Up and Restoring Web Sites
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Migrating and Upgrading Web Sites
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Migrating from WMSDE to SQL Server
Maintenance
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Analyzing Web Site Usage
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Managing Unused Web Sites
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Changing the Application Pool Identity for the Administration Virtual Server
Customization
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Customizing a Web Site Based on Windows SharePoint Services
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Customizing Help
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Deploying Additional Web Parts
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Binding to a Document Library Event Handler
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Extending Windows SharePoint Services
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Working with Templates
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Using the SDK to Perform Advanced Customization
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Using the Object Model to Manage Windows SharePoint Services
Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting Installation Issues
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Troubleshooting Other Issues
Reference
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Command-Line Operations
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Command-Line Parameters
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Command-Line Properties
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Command-Line Options for Setupsts.exe
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User Rights and Site Groups
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Files and Permissions
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Special Directories and Storage Locations
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Regional and Language Settings
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Glossary
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Index