MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-667) · Configuring Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010 by Holme, Dan -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-667): Configuring Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010

A Note Regarding Supplemental Files Introduction

System Requirements

Hardware Requirements Software Requirements

Using the Companion CD

How to Install the Practice Tests How to Use the Practice Tests

Lesson Review Options Practice Test Options

How to Uninstall the Practice Tests

Acknowledgments Support & Feedback

Errata We Want to Hear from You Stay in Touch

Preparing for the Exam 1. Creating a SharePoint 2010 Intranet

Before You Begin Lesson 1: Prepare for SharePoint 2010

Prepare the Server Infrastructure

SharePoint Components and Topologies Hardware and Software Requirements SharePoint Licensing Browser and Application Requirements

Prepare User Accounts for SharePoint Administration and Services

SQL Server Administrator Account: SQL_Admin SQL Server Service Account: SQL_Service SharePoint Administrator and Setup User Account: SP_Admin SharePoint Farm Service Account: SP_Farm Web and Service Application Pool Accounts: SP_WebApps and SP_ServiceApps Search Indexer (Crawler) Account: SP_Crawl User Profile Synchronization Account: SP_UserSync

Install SharePoint Prerequisites

Install SQL Server Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products Preparation Tool Offline and Scripted Installation of Prerequisites Additional Prerequisites

Practice Prepare to Install SharePoint 2010

Prepare for the Practice

Lesson Summary Lesson Review

Lesson 2: Install and Configure SharePoint 2010

Prepare for Installation and Configuration Install the SharePoint Binaries

Script the Installation of SharePoint Binaries

Configure the SharePoint Server

Script the Configuration of SharePoint

Configure the Farm

Understand Service Applications Managed Accounts

Perform Post-Installation Configuration

Farm Administrators Outgoing E-mail Settings Additional Settings

Practice Install and Configure SharePoint 2010

Prepare for the Practice

Lesson Summary Lesson Review

Lesson 3: Create a SharePoint Intranet

SharePoint Logical Structure Request a Page from a SharePoint Site Create a Web Application

Create a Site Collection

Create a Site Collection Using Central Administration

Create a List or Library

Create a List or Library Modify List or Library Settings

Practice Create a SharePoint Intranet

Prepare for the Practice

Lesson Summary Lesson Review

Chapter Review Chapter Summary Key Terms Case Scenario: Deploying SharePoint Servers and Farms Take a Practice Test

2. Administering and Automating SharePoint

Before You Begin Lesson 1: SharePoint Administrative Roles and Interfaces

Administrative Roles

Farm Administrators

Manage the Membership of Farm Administrators

Windows Administrators Service Application Administrators

Delegate Administration of a Service Application

Service Application Feature Administrators Site Collection Owners

Assign Site Collection Owners

Site Collection Administrators

Assign Site Collection Administrators

Site Collection Administrators Clarified Site Groups and Permissions

SharePoint Administrative Tools Stsadm Windows PowerShell SharePoint 2010 Management Shell Central Administration

The Security Context of Central Administration Change the Port of Central Administration

Change the Port of Central Administration Using Stsadm

Change the Port of Central Administration Using Stsadm Change the Port of Central Administration Using Windows PowerShell

Practice Configure SharePoint Administration

Prepare for the Practice

Lesson Summary Lesson Review

Lesson 2: Automate SharePoint Operations with Windows PowerShell

Introducing Windows PowerShell SharePoint 2010 Management Shell

Open SharePoint 2010 Management Shell

Open SharePoint 2010 Management Shell Open SharePoint 2010 Management Shell with Administrative Privileges

cmdlets

List All SharePoint Cmdlets

Get-Help Objects Pipeline

Extend the Pipeline to More Than One Line

Aliases

Tab Expansion

Examine and Document the SharePoint Logical Structure Using Windows PowerShell

Examine the SharePoint Logical Structure with Get-SP* User Interface Terminology vs. Object Model Terminology Use the Pipeline to Enumerate a Specific Part of the Logical Structure Discover Object Members (Methods and Properties) Using Get-Member Write-Output Display Properties with Select-Object (Alias: Select) Sort the Pipeline with Sort-Object (Alias: Sort) Display Results with Format-Table and Format-List (Aliases: ft and fl) Manage Output Formats Filter the Pipeline with Where-Object (Aliases: Where,?) Server-Side Filtering Using -Filter Operators Build an Effective Pipeline

Create a SharePoint Intranet Using Windows PowerShell

Create a Web Application Using New-SPWebApplication Delete a Web Application Create a Site Collection Using New-SPSite List Available Site Definitions Create a Website

Variables Iterate with ForEach-Object (Aliases: %, ForEach) Create Multiple Websites with a Windows PowerShell Script Iterate with the For-Each Statement Windows PowerShell Scripts

Read and Create Scripts Run Windows PowerShell Scripts

Local, Global, and Remote Commands The SharePoint Management Shell Windows PowerShell Profile Delegate Permissions to Use Windows PowerShell

Delegate Permissions with Add-SPShellAdmin

Practice Administer SharePoint Using Windows PowerShell

Prepare for the Practice

Lesson Summary Lesson Review

Chapter Review Chapter Summary Key Terms Case Scenario: Reporting Properties of the SharePoint Farm Suggested Practices

Practice 1: Explore the Security-Trimmed Administrative Interfaces Practice 2: Administer User Roles Using Windows PowerShell

Take a Practice Test

3. Managing Web Applications

Before You Begin Lesson 1: Configure Web Applications

Understand Web Applications and IIS Web Sites

Design Considerations: One or More Web Applications Design Considerations: One or More Application Pools and Identities

Configure a New Web Application

Authentication IIS Web Site Security Configuration Claims Authentication Types and Sign In Page URL Public URL Application Pool Database Name and Authentication Failover Server Search Server Service Application Connections Customer Experience Improvement Program

Delete a Web Application

Delete a Web Application Using Central Administration

Delete a Web Application Using Central Administration Delete a Web Application Using Windows PowerShell

Secure Communication with a Web Application Using SSL

Configure a SharePoint Web Application to Use SSL Create a Certificate

Create a Self-Signed Certificate

Bind an SSL Certificate to an IIS Web Site

Create an SSL Binding for an IIS Web Site

Configure Web Applications

Master Page Setting For Application _Layouts Pages

Configure Application _Layouts Master Pages

Recycle Bin Configuration

Configure Recycle Bin Settings for a Web Application

General Settings

Modify Web Application General Settings

Workflow Settings Outgoing Email Settings

Configure Outgoing E-Mail Settings for a Web Application

Text Message Service Settings

Configure SMS-Based Alerts

Self-Service Site Creation

Enable Self-Service Site Creation from the Web Applications Management Page

Enable Self-Service Site Creation from the Web Applications Management Page Enable Self-Service Site Creation from the Application Management Page

Blocked File Types

Configure Blocked File Types

Other Settings in the Web Applications Ribbon

Practice Configure Web Applications

Prepare for the Practice

Lesson Summary Lesson Review

Lesson 2: Configure Authentication

Configure Anonymous Access

Enable Anonymous Authentication

Enable or Disable Anonymous Access on an Existing Web Application

Grant Permissions to Anonymous Users

Configure Anonymous Access for a Site

Configure Anonymous Access for a Site Configure Anonymous Access to a List or Library

Anonymous Access Restrictions

Configure Anonymous Access Restrictions

Understand Authentication Types Configure Classic Mode Authentication

Create a Web Application with Classic Mode Authentication

Create a New Web Application with Classic Mode Authentication

Configure a Web Application with Classic Mode Authentication

Configure Authentication Settings from the Web Applications Management Page

Configure Authentication Settings from the Web Applications Management Page Configure Authentication Settings from the Authentication Providers Page

Windows Authentication Methods

NTLM Kerberos Negotiate (Kerberos or NTLM)

Configure Kerberos Authentication

Configure Service Principal Names for a Service or Application Pool

Configure SPNs Using ADSI Edit

Configure SPNs Using ADSI Edit Configure SPNS Using SetSPN

Configure Service Principal Names for SQL Server Verify Kerberos Authentication to a Web Application Connect to Back-End Systems Additional Resources about Kerberos Authentication

Additional Windows Authentication Methods

Anonymous Basic

Enable Basic Authentication

Digest

Understand Claims Based Authentication

Review Authentication in a Windows Domain Claims Authentication to a SharePoint Web Application Trust Claims Federation Claims Authentication

Configure Windows-Claims Authentication

Create a Web Application with Windows-Claims Authentication Using Central Administration

Create a Web Application with Windows-Claims Authentication Using Central Administration Create an Authentication Provider Using Windows PowerShell Create a Web Application with Claims Based Authentication Using Windows PowerShell

Configure Forms Based Authentication

Create a Web Application with Forms-Claims Authentication

Create a Web Application with Forms-Claims Authentication Using Central Administration

Create a Web Application with Forms-Claims Authentication Using Central Administration Create a Web Application with Forms-Claims Authentication Using Windows PowerShell

Configure Web.config Files Assign Permissions to the User Database Validate Configuration Create a Site Collection for a Claims Based Authentication Web App

Configure SAML Token Authentication Multiple Authentication Providers Choose an Authentication Type Convert Web Applications to Claims Authentication

Convert a Web Application to Claims Based Authentication

Convert a Web Application to Claims Based Authentication Migrate Users and Permissions

Practice Configure Authentication

Prepare for the Practice

Lesson Summary Lesson Review

Lesson 3: Configure Authentication Zones and Alternate Access Mappings

Requesting SharePoint Content: Access Mappings, Zones, and URLs

Access Mappings Zones URLs of SharePoint Site Collections and Content

Access Mappings

Manage Alternate Access Mappings

Single-Label Host Names and Fully Qualified Host Names

Add Internal URLs

Add Internal URLs Add a Binding to an IIS Web Site

Off-Box SSL Termination Load Balancing with Request Overwrites Review Internal and Public URLs Public URLs

Edit the Public URLs of a Web Application

Manage Zones

Define an Alternate Access Mapping Extend a Web Application

Extend a Web Application

The Case for Extending Web Applications Remove a Zone

Remove an Extended Zone

Multiple Zones

Problems Resulting from Multiple Zones Multiple Authentication Providers Anonymous Access Enabled Anonymous Access Restrictions Reverse Proxy HTTPS and HTTP Different Policies Guidance and Recommendations for Zones and Access Mappings

Lesson Summary

Practice Configure Access Mappings and Zones

Prepare for the Practice

Lesson Review

Chapter Review Chapter Summary Key Terms Case Scenario: Troubleshooting Web Application Configuration Suggested Practices

Manage Web Applications

Practice 1: Configure Network Load Balancing Practice 2: Configure Forms Based Authentication

Take a Practice Test

4. Administering and Securing SharePoint Content

Before You Begin Lesson 1: Manage Site Collections and Content Databases

Manage Site Collections

Create Site Collections

Create a Site Collection Using Central Administration

Create a Site Collection Using Central Administration Create a Site Collection Using Windows PowerShell

Self-Service Site Creation

Create a Site Collection Using Self-Service Site Creation

View Site Collections

View All Site Collections Using Central Administration

View All Site Collections Using Central Administration View All Site Collections Using Windows PowerShell

Delete Site Collections

Delete a Site Collection Using Central Administration

Delete a Site Collection Using Central Administration Delete a Site Collection Using Windows PowerShell

Configure Site Collections Using Central Administration

Site Collection Ownership and Administration

Assign Site Collection Owners Using Central Administration

Assign Site Collection Owners Using Central Administration Assign Site Collection Owners Using Windows PowerShell Assign Site Collection Administrators Using Central Administration Assign Site Collection Administrators Using Windows PowerShell

Quotas

Configure a Quota for a Site Collection Using Central Administration

Configure a Quota for a Site Collection Using Central Administration Configure a Quota for a Site Collection Using Windows PowerShell

Quota Templates

Create, Modify, or Delete a Quota Template

Create, Modify, or Delete a Quota Template Apply a Quota Template to a Site Collection

Site Collection Locks

Lock or Unlock a Site Collection Using Central Administration

Lock or Unlock a Site Collection Using Central Administration Lock or Unlock a Site Collection Using Windows PowerShell

User and Group Management Features Other Settings in the Site Collections Section of Central Administration

Configure Site Collections Using Site Settings

Configure Site Collection Settings Using the Site Settings Page

Multiple Sites vs. Multiple Site Collections

Site Collections and Governance Controls Site Collections and Content Databases Multiple Site Collections and Content Databases

Managed Paths

Add Managed Paths for a Web Application Using Central Administration

Add Managed Paths for a Web Application Using Central Administration Remove Managed Paths for a Web Application Using Central Administration Add a Managed Path Using Windows PowerShell Remove a Managed Path by Using Windows PowerShell

Content Databases

Add a Content Database Using Central Administration

Add a Content Database Using Central Administration Add a Content Database by Using Windows PowerShell

Add a Site Collection to a Content Databases Move a Site Collection Between Content Databases