Professional Documents
Culture Documents
What is Sharepoint?
Example Site
http://studwebs1.comm.virginia.edu
Most customization can be done via the browser Advanced customization is done using FrontPage 2003*
Robust Scalable
Complete Portal solution Built on WSS technology DB backend SQL Server 2000
SPS 2003
Key Features
Audiences
Can target certain materials to certain groups Account creation Domain Account or Active Directory Account Creation Modes Microsoft Single Sign on Logon credentials can be passed to external applications
SPS 2003
Sites
SPS 2003
Example Sites
http://intranet http://www.commerce.virginia.edu/calendars.h
tml
Great for
Sharing
documents within an organization using office 2003. (version control and history, central repository) Integrating with exchange and outlook 2003 (calendars, email, alerting*, meeting requests) Intranet portal applications (user customization, news distribution, internal calendars and scheduling)
and internet applications Non Microsoft environments* Must be careful with IE security settings to prevent unnecessary logon prompting Look and feel To match a specific look and feel requires extensive customization of css files and FrontPage
Best Practices
SPS 2003 and WSS Require Server 2003 WSS and SPS 2003 must reside in an NT 4.0, Windows 2000, or windows 2003 domain Use SPS 2003 for larger organizations with more than 2 GB of data Use SPS 2003 to use categorization, audiences, topic area, news, personal sites, single sign on, site directory, or user profiles Works best with office 2003 and IE 6.0
Comparison of Features
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx? scid=kb;en-us;830320
Appendix
Xeon 2.4 GHz 2 GB Ram 5 36 GB 10K RPM drives (2 NOS Raid 1, DB Raid 5)
Appendix
Books
Microsoft
0-672-32616-7
Microsoft
Solutions
1-59059-338-3
Appendix
Links
http://office.microsoft.com/en-
Alternatives
www.dotnetnuke.com