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You Will Learn How To
- Plan, install, administer and secure a SharePoint Server 2010 farm
- Build effective Web application and site collection hierarchies
- Configure service applications for search indexing, profile import and metadata
- Establish claims-based authentication to control access
- Maintain server health through monitoring
- Protect data with an effective backup and recovery strategy
Course Benefits SharePoint Server 2010 provides organisations with mission-critical enterprise content management capabilities and allows organisations to improve collaboration and knowledge sharing. In this course, you gain the skills needed to install, administer, secure and optimise SharePoint Server 2010. You learn to effectively monitor system performance using the Health Analyser and configure sandbox solutions with the Developer Dashboard.
Who Should Attend Anyone responsible for administering a SharePoint 2010 environment. Knowledge at the level of Course 1501, " SharePoint® 2010 Technologies: A Comprehensive Hands-On Introduction", or experience with a previous version of SharePoint, is assumed. Experience with a Windows Server environment is helpful.
Hands-On Training Throughout an in-depth case study, you gain extensive hands-on experience administering SharePoint 2010. Exercises include:
- Installing a new SharePoint 2010 farm
- Synchronising Active Directory with profiles
- Indexing Web site and file share content
- Authenticating users with the claims-based model
- Creating a social Web site with My Sites
- Checking SharePoint with Health Analyser jobs
- Recovering a list from an unattached database
- Configuring a KPI scorecard
Course Content SharePoint Architecture Overview
Exploring SharePoint 2010 features
- Comparing SharePoint 2010 editions
- Working with graphical and command line tools
- Automating administration with PowerShell
- Reviewing SharePoint terminology
Planning and Implementing a SharePoint Installation
Designing a server farm
- Determining system requirements
- Mapping requirements to the SharePoint topology
- Selecting a suitable edition and installation option
- Contrasting on-premises and cloud deployments
Installing SharePoint Server 2010
- Choosing a SQL Server edition
- Upgrading from SharePoint 2007
- Creating a new SharePoint 2010 farm installation
Deploying custom software
- Taking advantage of the Developer Sandbox
- Debugging software deployment using the Developer Dashboard
Managing Web Applications
Creating IIS Web sites
- Selecting an authentication mode
- Handling multiple URLs with Alternate Access Mappings
- Extending a Web application to enable multiple authentication modes
Adding site collections
- Choosing a suitable site template
- Controlling growth using quotas
- Changing site collection owners
Configuring a content database
- Sizing SharePoint databases based on content
- Implementing the Remote BLOB Service to optimise storage
Configuring Service Applications
Designing an effective search strategy
- Improving performance with FAST Search
- Indexing PDF files using IFilter
- Custom Search Content Areas
Importing Active Directory profiles
- Defining and mapping profile attributes
- Creating effective audience rules to display personalised content
- Implementing social networking using My Sites
Managing metadata
- Establishing term stores for data tagging
- Contrasting terms and keywords
Integrating external data using Business Connectivity Services (BCS)
- Defining external content types
- Managing credentials using Secure Store Service
- Reading and writing data from external systems
Presenting BI information
- Creating KPIs with the Dashboard Designer
- Configuring a BI center to expose content
Securing SharePoint 2010
Authenticating with the server
- Contrasting Kerberos with NTLM
- Implementing claims-based authentication
- Allowing anonymous users to connect
- Streamlining security using managed accounts
Controlling access with permissions and roles
- Managing farm-wide permissions with the Farm Passphrase
- Defining independent object permissions by breaking inheritance
- Simplifying permission assignment with roles and groups
Monitoring and Optimising Performance
Keeping SharePoint healthy
- Setting up Health Analyser jobs
- Diagnosing issues with the Unified Logging Service and the Usage Database
- Defining rules to manage server health
- Tracking SharePoint with System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)
Disaster Recovery
Developing an effective backup strategy
- Backing up farms and site collections
- Restoring content databases
- Implementing mirroring and clustering techniques
- Retrieving documents from an unattached content database
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Course Dates
UK Dates | | 21-24 Feb | London enrol | | 8-11 May | London enrol | | 24-27 Jul | London enrol | | 23-26 Oct | London enrol | | 22-25 Jan | London enrol | US East Coast Dates | | 13-16 Mar | Washington, DC enrol* | | 20-23 Mar | New York enrol* | | 10-13 Apr | Washington, DC enrol* |
*New York and Washington DC Courses – Available online with a run time of 2pm to 9pm BST. For AnyWare enrolments, please register at least 10 days prior to the start of the course. Mainland Europe Dates | | 8-11 May | Brussels enrol | | 16-19 Oct | Brussels enrol |
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