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Overview

Understanding SharePoint Administration helps you understand how to configure single and multi-farm servers and service applications. Once configured, you will be presented with various health analyzing techniques to monitor and maintain the server.

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What you'll learn

Upon completion of this training, you should be able to,
  • Install and Configure SharePoint Servers
  • Configure Service Applications
  • Identify issues with the servers and resolve them
  • Create farm/site backups using PowerShell
Duration: 24 Hours

Prerequisites

There are no specific prerequisites for the course; however, a basic knowledge of ASP.NET will be beneficial

Curriculum

  • Introduction to SharePoint 2010 development
  • Creating SharePoint 2010 web parts
  • Creating event receivers and application settings
  • Developing SharePoint 2010 workflows
  • Developing interactive user interfaces
  • Developing client object model
  • Advanced developments
  • SharePoint as a developer platform
  • Working with SharePoint objects
  • Working with lists and libraries
  • Designing and managing features and solutions
  • Working with server-side code
  • Managing identity and permissions
  • Managing custom components and site lifecycles
  • Introducing apps for SharePoint
  • SharePoint Foundation Architecture
  • SharePoint 15 Product SKUs
  • What’s New in SharePoint 2013
  • Windows PowerShell Primer
  • Hardware Requirements
  • Installing Prerequisite Software
  • Creating Dedicated Service Accounts
  • Installing SharePoint Server 2013
  • Creating the Farm and Configuration Database
  • Understanding Farm Topologies
  • Configuring Managed Accounts
  • Managing Timer Jobs
  • Creating and Configuring Service Applications by hand
  • Creating and Configuring Service Applications using PowerShell
  • The Fundamentals of Claims-based Security
  • Configuring Integrated Windows Authentication with Kerberos vs. NTLM
  • Configuring Forms-based Authentication (FBA)
  • Outsourcing User Management to External Identity Providers such as Windows Live
  • Configuring a Trust to the Windows Azure Access Control Service (ACS)
  • Creating New Web Applications
  • Configuring Web Application
  • Managing Content Databases
  • Creating Site Collections
  • Configuring Self-service Site Collections
  • Callbacks: Error-first
  • Errors in Event Emitters
  • Uncaught Exceptions
  • Using Domains
  • Site Templates
  • Capacity Planning
  • Site Collection Security
  • Understanding Tenancies
  • Configuring Subscriptions
  • BCS Architecture External Data Sources
  • Creating and Configuring External Contents Types
  • Configuring Profile Pages and External Lists
  • BCS Enhancements involving OData Support
  • Using The Secure Store Service to configure Advanced Authentication Technique
  • Overview of the Managed Metadata Service
  • Enhancing the Managed Metadata Service in SharePoint 2013
  • Creation and Management of Term Sets, Terms as well as Taxonomies
  • Working with Document Sets
  • Configuring site collection as Content Type Publishing Hub
  • Overview of User Profiles and Social Networking
  • Create and Configuring a User Profile Service Application (UPA)
  • Create and Configuring The User Profile Synchronization Service (UPS)
  • Creating and configuring Audiences
  • Creating and Managing My Sites
  • Understanding User Task Synchronization using the Work Management Service
  • The New Unified Search Architecture of SharePoint 2013
  • Creating and Configuring Content Sources
  • Understanding the Content Processing Pipeline
  • Introduction to Result Sources, Result Types and Query Rules
  • Working with Managed Properties
  • The Developer Dashboard
  • Working with ULS Logs
  • The Logging Database
  • Health Analyzer and Usage Reporting
  • Timer Jobs and Server Affinity
  • The New Request Manager in SharePoint 2013
  • Deploying Farm solutions and Sandboxed Solutions and managing them
  • A brief into the new SharePoint App Model
  • Configuring the SharePoint App Authentication with OAuth
  • Configuring the SharePoint App Authentication with Server-to-server (S2S) Trusts
  • Versioning and Restoring Documents
  • Configuring Recycle Bin Behavior
  • Backup and Restore of site collections, Content Database and Farms
  • Preparing for Disaster Recovery
  • Recovering the Farm After Server Failure
  • Upgrade Concepts and Terminology
  • Deprecated Upgrade Techniques from SharePoint 2010
  • Preparing for Database Attach
  • Migrating Content
  • Comparing the SharePoint 2010 UI Mode and SharePoint 2013 UI Mode

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