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Microsoft SharePoint Server Part 1
Installing
Introduction
This is the first course in a three part series that introduces the learner to Microsoft SharePoint Server 2001 as a new collaboration product that delivers the ability to easily create corporate Web portals with document management, enterprise content indexing, and team collaboration features.
Audience
The intended audience for this course includes information technology (IT) professionals, Microsoft Office administrators, and Microsoft Certified Solution Providers.
Description
Objectives
- Identify the characteristics of the SharePoint Server architecture.
- Identify SharePoint Server solutions for managing documents.
- Identify the search capabilities of SharePoint Server for accessing documents.
- Identify deployment issues in SharePoint Server.
- Identify the optimal specifications for deploying SharePoint Server.
- Identify client hardware and software requirements for SharePoint Server.
- Identify features of SharePoint Server workspaces.
- Connect to a SharePoint Server workspace by using the New Workspace Wizard.
- Identify the default workspace folders in SharePoint Server.
Outline
Unit 1: Introduction to SharePoint Server
- Identify the characteristics of the SharePoint Server architecture.
- Identify SharePoint Server solutions for managing documents.
- Identify the search capabilities of SharePoint Server for accessing documents.
- Identify the advantages of collaboration through Web discussions and subscriptions.
- Identify guidelines for creating an approval process by using SharePoint Server.
- Identify guidelines for implementing document security.
- Identify SharePoint features that assist in locating documents.
- Identify ways of scaling SharePoint Server for search or group collaboration needs.
Unit 2: Installing SharePoint Server
- Identify deployment issues in SharePoint Server.
- Identify the optimal specifications for deploying SharePoint Server.
- Identify client hardware and software requirements for SharePoint Server.
- Identify considerations for integrating SharePoint Server with other software.
- Identify features of SharePoint Server that support multilingual documents.
- Sequence the steps of the SharePoint Server setup procedure.
- Sequence the steps to install SharePoint Server by using the Setup Wizard.
- Identify the components installed by the Setup Wizard of SharePoint Server.
- Identify the steps to create a new workspace by using the New Workspace Wizard.
- Identify advanced options for installing SharePoint Server.
- Identify the tasks involved in the uninstall and repair processes in SharePoint Server.
- Identify the error logs used to troubleshoot SharePoint Server.
- Identify the steps to configure SharePoint Server contact information.
- Configure a SharePoint Server indexing account.
- Add a coordinator to a workspace.
- Identify the steps to configure SharePoint Server as a client computer by using the Client Setup Wizard.
- Identify the components and directories installed by the Client Setup Wizard.
- Identify aspects of repairing the client components of SharePoint Server.
- Identify actions for troubleshooting client component installations.
- Identify the advanced client component options of the SharePoint Server setup.
Unit 3: SharePoint Workspace and Security
- Identify features of SharePoint Server workspaces.
- Connect to a SharePoint Server workspace by using the New Workspace Wizard.
- Identify the default workspace folders in SharePoint Server.
- Add a Web folder to a client computer.
- Open a workspace by using a dashboard site.
- Create a shortcut to a workspace.
- Sequence the steps to open the contents of a workspace folder from an Office application.
- Identify features of role-based security in SharePoint Server.
- Assign a server role to a SharePoint folder.
- Identify the features of the Windows 2000 Security model used by SharePoint Server.
- Identify the security features of SharePoint Server.
- Identify the different folder content views granted to various assigned user roles.
Duration
8 hours
Course prerequisites are Windows 2000 file system security (groups, settings, and permissions; document management systems; Windows applications and Internet browsers, and learners must also have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office 2000.
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