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SharePoint 2010: Server Administration
SharePoint is not an "out of the box" solution, it requires careful planning across the business to get it right. If you think this course is the place to start a SharePoint project, it is not. This course will teach you how to install and introduce SharePoint functionality but you can only introduce what the business has asked for.
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Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 allows organizations to create dynamic intranet sites to help manage their data, processes and information. Connecting people, processes and information. If your organisation is wishing to install Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, then you need to know how to do it.
This course is for IT Professionals who will be responsible for installing, configuring and maintaining a Microsoft SharePoint 2010 infrastructure; the course can be attended by people who would like to see some of the functionality available in Microsoft SharePoint 2010.
- Install SharePoint 2010
- Perform server administration tasks
- Perform Day to day administration
- Utilise and optimise the feature rich environment of MOSS 2007
The organisation will benefit by having a highly skilled workforce able to offer support and advice for the implementation of SharePoint 2010 to ensure the organisation can best use the facilities offered by this highly complex server product.
By attending the course you will learn all of the required elements to install, configure and utilise SharePoint 2010. It can be used as part preparation towards the Microsoft certification path.
Overview of SharePoint 2010 Features
What SharePoint 2010 Provides
Hardware and Software System Requirements
SharePoint 2010 Security Considerations
Installing SharePoint Server 2010
Upgrading to SharePoint 2010
Service Applications
Creating Service Applications
Managing Service Applications
Overview of the Central Administration Site
Configuring the Central Administration Website
Creating a User Environment
Overview of SharePoint 2010 Search and Indexing
Administering Indexing
Portal Scenarios
Maintaining a Site Collection
Creating a Site Hierarchy
Targeting Content
My Site
What is Content Management
Content Management Components
Workflow
Content Management Policies
Overview of Business Intelligence
Business Connectivity Services
Excel Services
Forms Services
Business Intelligence Dashboards
SharePoint 2010 Planning Considerations
Determining Functional Requirements
Determining Non-Functional Requirements
Delegates should have a good depth of knowledge of Windows 2003/2008 server, including Internet Information Services (IIS), TCP/IP and Domain Name System (DNS). Delegates should also have a basic knowledge of SQL server.
About the Lead Trainer
Toby is a Project, Programme and Risk Management trainer with over twenty years’ experience in both public and private sector delivery. An accountant by profession, he is a rare breed in that he does indeed have a sense of humour. Very much a family man, if you meet him, no doubt you will hear about the ‘Boos’ in his attempt to bring aspects of the subject to life.
