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Slide 1: Module 3: Installing Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Slide 2: Overview Performing a Clean Installation of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Installing and Configuring the Central Administration Site Creating and Configuring Sites
Slide 3: Lesson 1: Performing a Clean Installation of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Hardware and Software Requirements Security Requirements Practice: Installing WSS 3.0
Slide 4: Hardware and Software Requirements Requirement Hardware Details Dual-processor with minimum processor clock speeds of 2.5 gigahertz 1 gigabyte of random access memory (RAM) Software Microsoft Windows Server 2003 with NTFS file system Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0 Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 ASP.NET 2.0 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 with SP4
Slide 5: Security Requirements Select the type of authentication for the SharePoint Central Administration Create service accounts to install WSS 3.0 and run services on the server
Slide 6: Practice: Installing WSS 3.0 Install WSS 3.0
Slide 7: Lesson 2: Installing and Configuring the Central Administration Site The Process of Configuring Sites Demonstration: How to Install the Central Administration Site Considerations for Installing the Central Administration Site Demonstration: How to Configure Services on the WSS 3.0 Server Considerations for Configuring Services on the WSS 3.0 Server
Slide 8: The Process of Configuring Sites Install the Central Administration site Configure alternate access mappings Configure services on the WSS 3.0 server Start the WSS Search service Create a site collection Create a Web application
Slide 9: Demonstration: How to Install the Central Administration Site In this demonstration, you will see how to: Install the Central Administration site
Slide 10: Considerations for Installing the Central Administration Site Determine whether to: Connect to an existing server farm Use the name of the local machine as the database server for the server farm Use the default configuration database name Use a service account or a regular user account Use the default port number to configure the Central Administration site Use NTLM or Kerberos authentication type
Slide 11: Demonstration: How to Configure Services on the WSS 3.0 Server In this demonstration, you will see how to: Configure outgoing e-mail settings Configure diagnostic logging settings
Slide 12: Considerations for Configuring Services on the WSS 3.0 Server Determine: The order of performing the administrative tasks Whether to configure all WSS services on a single server Whether to use an alternative Reply-to e-mail address Whether to use the default character set for your e-mail messages Whether to use the default values for tracing logs
Slide 13: Lab 3A: Installing and Configuring the Central Administration Site Exercise 1: Installing the Central Administration Site Exercise 2: Configuring Services on the WSS 3.0 Server
Slide 14: Lab 3A: Discussion In your current organization, do you use service accounts or user accounts to configure WSS, and why? Why would you want to use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for a site that is not exposed to the Internet? What is the purpose of the Operations and Application Management sections on the Central Administration site? Would you consider making the Central Administration site accessible from the Internet? If yes, what precautions would you take? What is the benefit of configuring diagnostic logging settings in your organization?
Slide 15: Day 1: Summary What challenges in your workplace are you now considering for using WSS 3.0 after reviewing the WSS capabilities in Module 1? Considering the worksheets available for WSS 3.0 deployment, do you feel confident of deploying WSS in your organization and of its performance based on your organizational needs? If not, then what can be improved to organize your planning efforts? Do you feel that you can install and configure WSS 3.0 and the Central Administration site in your workplace? If not, then what can be improved in the configuration process?
Slide 16: Lesson 3: Creating and Configuring Sites Demonstration: How to Create a Web Application Considerations for Creating a Web Application Demonstration: How to Create a Site Collection Considerations for Creating a Site Collection Demonstration: How to Start the Windows SharePoint Services Search Service Considerations for Starting the Windows SharePoint Services Search Service Demonstration: How to Configure Alternate Access Mappings Considerations for Configuring Alternate Access Mappings
Slide 17: Demonstration: How to Create a Web Application In this demonstration, you will see how to: Create a Web application
Slide 18: Considerations for Creating a Web Application Determine whether to: Create a new Web application or extend an existing Web application Use the default port for the Web application Use the NTLM or Negotiate (Kerberos) authentication method Use network load balancing Use an existing application pool Use Windows or SQL authentication
Slide 19: Demonstration: How to Create a Site Collection In this demonstration, you will see how to: Create a site collection
Slide 20: Considerations for Creating a Site Collection Determine: Whether the site collection you are creating is the first site collection The site collection administrator Whether the site collection should use all the available storage space
Slide 21: Demonstration: How to Start the Windows SharePoint Services Search Service In this demonstration, you will see how to: Start the WSS Search service
Slide 22: Considerations for Starting the Windows SharePoint Services Search Service Determine: The service account under which you want the WSS Search service to run Whether to use the default settings for the database server, database name, and database authentication How frequently WSS should configure the indexing schedule
Slide 23: Demonstration: How to Configure Alternate Access Mappings In this demonstration, you will see how to: Configure alternate access mappings
Slide 24: Considerations for Configuring Alternate Access Mappings Determine the: Web application that you want to modify for configuring alternate access mappings URL to access the Web application URL for the server that you want to map to the Web application
Slide 25: Lab 3B: Creating a Web Application and Site Collection Exercise 1: Creating a Web Application Exercise 2: Creating a Site Collection Exercise 3: Verifying the Windows SharePoint Services Search Service Exercise 4: Configuring Alternate Access Mappings
Slide 26: Lab 3B: Discussion When extending a WFE on a farm, do you need to create the Web application? How would you determine to create new site collections and sites under a site collection? List the differences between site collections and the sites under a site collection. If you did not deploy the WSS Search service during WSS installation, what impact would it have on the user? After configuring the alternate access mappings for the Extranet zone, how would you expose the site to the extranet in your organization?