The following videos are taken from the Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Advanced IT Pro Training.
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This Getting Started with SharePoint Server 2010 module (1 of 11) introduces Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 capabilities to IT professionals. Concepts covered include document sharing, lists, alerts, team sites, metadata, and more.
Presented by: John D. Ross, SharePoint MVP, SharePoint 911
Length: 54 minutes 15 seconds
VIDEO: 1 | What can SharePoint Server 2010 Do for me?
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This Getting Started with SharePoint Server 2010 module (2 of 11) covers software and hardware requirements, and the basic concepts of Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010.
Presented by: Randy...
By Edith C.
When you are working on a SharePoint site, you usually do it on a development environment, so you need to think (even if you don’t want to) about the migration of the project to a production environment. This could be a nightmare if you are not prepared, but try to follow these tips on the deployment phase, and things will go much easier.
Before deployment:
· If you are deploying a publishing site, be sure you don’t have “Draft” or “Pending” documents or items. All unpublished items are not visible to anonymous users. A little tip: use the “Manage Content and Structure” option (for publishing sites) to filter all site items by “Drafts”, “Pending”, “Checked-out...
By Edith C.
Before any sites can be created, a Web Application must be created first.
1. Click Application Management in the quick launch bar on the left.
2. In the Web Applications section, click Manage web applications.
3. In the Ribbon, click the New icon at the left. A Create New Web Application window opens.
4. In the Authentication section:
a. Choose Classic Mode Authentication
5. In the IIS Web Site section:
a. Choose Create a new IIS web site
b. Set the port number (it gives you a number by default)
c. Set the Host Header to the name you want (e.g. portal.contoso.com)
d. The Name field will update automatically with these chan...
By Oliver N.
As we approach the new major release of Microsoft SharePoint 2010 it is important to review the newset of features and how your organization can benefit from them:
First, SharePoint is more than just another application, it is a Software Platform, and it is platform in the sense where not only developers can build with the Rapid Application Development Tools, but also end users through Composites and Mashup Tools, enabling them to really customize and adapt the product to their needs.
SharePoint provides a unified technology infrastructure and costs for your organization. No more separate purchases for a Collaboration System, another for a Business Intelligence Sys...
By José Cortes
A little background: with SharePoint 2007 you had the option of installing the portal in WS2003 or WS2008, either in their 32bit or 64bit options, and you could choose between the core system WSS 3.0 or the full upgrade to MOSS 2007. In all of these cases you were able to use .NET framework 2.0 and 3.0, and with some patches you could even use the 3.5 version.
Now with the new SharePoint 2010 (read as “SharePoint twenty ten”) we have a new name for WSS 3.0, and it is Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010. It is still the heart of the platform and provisions the basic services of SharePoint that allows you to deploy your custom templates and instantiate them in your list...