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 This 2010 Web Part will hide the Quick Launch menu on a SharePoint 2010 site page. Good for getting maximum screen real estate on a custom page. Provided to you FREE by SimpleSharePoint.com.Download | |
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This 2010 Web Part will hide the Global Navigation menu on a SharePoint 2010 site page. Good for hiding top level navigation on a custom page. Provided to you FREE by SimpleSharePoint.com.Download | |
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The business intelligence tools you use depend on the specific problems you are trying to solve. Your daily business activities have associated information and insights that emerge in three main areas of business intelligence: personal, team, and organizational. There will be overlap across these areas.Download | |
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Duet Enterprise is a new jointly developed product from SAP and Microsoft that enables interoperability between SAP applications and Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Enterprise Edition. Duet Enterprise empowers employees to consume and extend SAP processes and information from within SharePoint Server and Microsoft Office 2010 client applications.Download | |
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This evaluation guide is designed to give IT Professionals an introduction and overview of the features in Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010 that are most pertinent to installing, managing, and configuring the SharePoint farm. The ultimate goal of this guide is to provide the IT pro with the understanding necessary for installing and evaluating SharePoint 2010. This guide is intended for the Windows Server® administrator, Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and Office SharePoint Server 2007 administrator, Web server administrator, or any IT pro involved in server administration.Download | |
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This model explains access scenarios and extranet topologies that would fill those needs, as well as give advantages and disadvantages for each topology.Download | |
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Microsoft® SQL Server® databases are integral to Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010 Products. The databases used in a specific environment are determined by the product, version, edition, and features that are running. Database size, and the edition of SQL Server that you run will be determined by the capacity and feature requirements of your environment.Download | |
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This model covers the process for upgrading farms that share services. In Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007, it was possible to set up parent and child farms to share services. In such an environment, the parent farm hosts one or more Shared Services Providers (SSPs) from which one or more child farms consume services. You can choose one of two approaches to upgrade farms that share services. Both approaches require you to create an additional parent farm: In the first case, this parent farm is a duplicate of the original farm that you immediately upgrade; in the second case, this parent farm is a new parent farm built on Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010.Download | |
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This model outlines the different Microsoft® Search Technologies that can be utilized in your farm, as well as compare their features, scalability and managability. Download | |
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This model asks 3 important questions for planning your search environment:
Where are your users and content?
What content do you plan to include in search results?
How many farms do you have to plan for?Download | |
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This model outlines the physical and logical components of SharePoint Server 2010 that you will need to consider, as well as give examples of typical search architecture.Download | |
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This poster will help you go through the initial design steps to determine a basic design for a Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010 search architecture. Each successive step will help you refine the initial design by identifying key design drivers, starting with business requirements and metrics. You can use the outputs of each step to inform the next set of questions. After going through each step in this poster, you will be able to map business requirements and key performance metrics to a baseline search architecture.Download | |
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This is a printable booklet that contains all the essential checkpoints for a successful SharePoint Deployment.Download | |
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SharePoint Composites allows your organization to derive more value from existing and future IT investments, from those made on SharePoint to those made on your own enterprise systems such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and on other proprietary applications. SharePoint Composites enables business users to repurpose those building blocks of functionality and reassemble them into new and interesting solutions, allowing IT to focus on delivering the high-priority projects that only IT can build. And because these end-user solutions are managed on a unified central platform, IT teams benefit from simplified operations and improved service levels.Download | |
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Enterprise Content Management (ECM) has become a key business priority for most organizations. The amount of business information created and shared is increasing in size and speed every day, government compliance requirements are becoming more stringent, and key business tasks require accurate and fast access to records, documents, and other information. With ECM in SharePoint Server, you can:
Drive participation ‐ Avoid chaos and end‐user resistance
Ensure Compliance ‐ Avoid risk by controlling unmanaged content, including Social content
Save Costs ‐ Avoid high costs of point solutions, especially where not needed.Download | |
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SharePoint 2010 is the business collaboration platform that enables you to connect and empower people through formal and informal business communities, within the enterprise and beyond, and to manage content effectively throughout the information lifecycle.Download | |
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Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 provides a vast number of capabilities that empower business users. For example, SharePoint Server 2010 enables users to collaborate on documents with each other, tag and rate content, self-publish, track group projects, and even develop their own productivity solutions. In short, Microsoft SharePoint 2010 makes it easier for people to work together.
In this white paper, you will learn how to manage content effectively, how to choose the best option for displaying content, and the most effective way to find your content later.Download | |
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In Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010, services can be shared across farms. This model give a step-by-step overview of how to deploy and configure these services in your farms, as well as give examples of architecture.Download | |
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This model covers planning for deployment of SharePoint Server 2010 or SharePoint Foundation 2010.Download | |
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This model gives an overview of hosting features and concepts for SharePoint 2010 Product environments.Download | |
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SharePoint 2010 provides a rich set of capabilities that empower business users. For example, Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010 enables users to collaborate with each other, tag and rate content, self-publish, and even develop their own solutions. These new capabilities require clear guidance to both underscore their benefits and realize their potential while maintaining a level of consistency and control within an organization.Download | |
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Hyper-V™ hardware virtualization uses software to create a virtual machine that resembles the resources of a physical computer. The virtual machine has its own operating system environment that is logically isolated from the virtualization (host) server. By providing multiple virtual machines at once, this approach allows different versions of the operating system to run simultaneously on a single physical machine. It provides strong isolation between the (independent) running virtual machines.Download | |
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In Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010, services are no longer contained within a Shared Services Provider (SSP). Instead, the infrastructure for hosting services moves into SharePoint® Foundation 2010 and the configuration of service offerings is much more flexible. Individual services can be configured independently and third-party companies can add services to the platform.Download | |
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You should test upgrade to find out:
Which customizations you have in your environment, so that you can plan for how to deal with them during upgrade.
Whether you should upgrade your hardware to make upgrade more efficient and/or faster.
Timing, or how long upgrade will take for your environment.
Operationally, what do you need to plan for?Download | |
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When you are planning an upgrade from Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server 2007 or Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 to Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products, think of the different upgrade approaches as building blocks that you can use to create your own optimal upgrade approach. The following upgrade approaches are available in SharePoint 2010 Products.Download | |
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Before you can upgrade to Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010 or SharePoint® Foundation 2010, you must meet certain requirements. These are outlined in this model, as well as the upgrade process and tips and recommended protocol Before, during and after the upgrade.Download | |
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This white paper uses a fictitious company named Contoso to provide guidance for the proper governance planning and implementation of Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010.Download | |
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IT pros can use the content in the planning and architecture guides to develop conceptual, logical, and physical designs for configuring Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 features, servers, and topologies. This section also provides recommendations for system designs based on customer scenarios and includes information to help IT pros design a highly reliable, consistently available, and scalable system.Download | |
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Solutions based on Business Connectivity Services can take advantage of the integration of client applications, servers, services, and tools in the Microsoft Office 2010 suites. Information workers typically perform much of their work outside the formal processes of a business system. For example, they collaborate by phone or e-mail messages, use documents and spreadsheets from multiple sources, and switch between being online and offline.Download | |
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This document describes a specific deployment of Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010, including:
Technical case study environment specifications, such as hardware, farm topology, and configuration
The workload, including the number, and types, of users or clients, and environment usage characteristics
Technical case study farm dataset, including database contents and Search indexes
Health and performance data specific to the environmentDownload | |
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Content deployment is a subset of the Enterprise Content Management feature of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 that you can use to copy content from a source site collection to a destination site collection. Most content deployment topologies include two or more server farms, to separate the authoring environment from the production environment.Download | |
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A design sample chart with Claims-based Authority Authentification.Download | |
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A design sample chart with Classic Authentification.Download | |
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Governance is the set of policies, roles, responsibilities, and processes that guides, directs, and controls how an organization's business divisions and IT teams cooperate to achieve business goals. Three major areas for governing SharePoint 2010 Products:
IT governance of the software itself and the services you provide
Application governance of the custom solutions you provide
Information Management governance of the content and information that users store in those services.Download | |
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This document provides information, such as checklists for daily, weekly, and monthly tasks, which are related to the operations management of a Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010 environment. In addition, guidance is provided for using Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 to monitor a SharePoint environment.Download | |
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The traditional three-tier roles of a Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010 farm can be deployed on a single server or many servers. The three-tier roles include:· Web server role· Application server role· Database server roleIn a small farm, server roles can be combined on one or two servers. For example, the Web server and application server roles can be combined on a single server or on two or more servers to achieve redundancy.
This chart shows different configurations for a SharePoint farm.Download | |
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This model covers upgrading the services infrastructure and content from Office SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010. In SharePoint Server 2010, many services that stored data in the SSP database have their own databases — in some cases, several databases. When you enable new services, new databases are also created to store the data for those services.Download | |
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Modern multi-tiered applications such as Microsoft® SharePoint® Server® 2010 require the deployment of multiple services, such as web servers, application servers, and database servers. With virtualization technologies, organizations can consolidate workloads across multiple underused servers onto a smaller number of servers. Having fewer physical machines can help to reduce costs through lower hardware, power, and management overhead.Download | |
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Two scripts included in the attached zip file;
SetSupers.ps1 is a powershell script which will set the two specified accounts on all web applications in the farm, and give each account appropriate security to each web application.
SetSuperUser.bat is a simple batch file which sets specified accounts for specified URLs. This is easy if you are only setting the accounts on a web app or two. Permissions will need to be granted to these accounts on the web applications.
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