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A InfoPath Forms Services, 968–969 master pages, 771 AAp. See Active, Active, Passive page layouts, 771, 774 access control, 149–151 SharePoint 2003, 174 infrastructure architecture, 512 SharePoint 2007, 179 access control list (ACL), 201, 583 Site Map Provider Model, 765–766 Access Services, 7, 211–212, 256 WIF, 624 availability by edition, 222 ActiveX Data Object (ADO.NET), 61 BI, 960–961 BCS, 906 accessibility, 189 EF, 61 branding, 448 SharePoint 2001, 170 Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA), 189 activities, customization, 216 accounting model, 844 activity feeds, 204 ACID, 379 colleagues, 877 ACL. See access control list custom solutions, 886–887 AcquireCredentialHandle, IE, 644 micro-blogging, 880 Active, Active, Passive (AAp), 579 activity streams, 875 Active Directory (AD), 48, 91, 294–296 actors, 404–405 application architecture, 535–536 AD. See Active Directory attribute stores, 647 ADDS. See Active Directory Domain Services authentication, 49 Add-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroupMember, claims, 625 226, 230 colleagues, 877 ADFS. See Active Directory Federation Services Elevation security software pattern, 493 ad-hoc collaboration, 830 farm backup, 685 administration component, 200–201 governance, 663 SharePoint Server, 280 LSASS, 295–296 administration database, 201, 583 security, 93 administration model, SharePoint Online, SharePoint groups, 150 713–722 User Profi le, 875 administration solutions, third-parties, 71 Windows Server, 168COPYRIGHTEDADO.NET. MATERIAL See ActiveX Data Object Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS), 624 adoption, 389 SharePoint Online, 712 scope, 400 Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), 632–633 stages, 391 trusted provider claims, 640 ADTest.exe, 296 Active Navigation company, 71 advanced branding, 764, 770–775 Active Server Pages (ASP.NET), 55, 60, 61 master pages, 771–773 BCS, 906 page layout, 773–775 CLR, 538 Advanced Search, 199, 349, 866–877 customization, 971 Advanced Technology Attachment (ATA), 555 Elevation security software pattern, 493 After, 770 forms, 971 aggregation, 311–313 IIS, 539 business collaboration services, 835–837
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10331033 22/22/12/22/12 11:04:30:04:30 PMPM businessaggregation processes – audience-based – claims-based navigation identity model
aggregation (continued) software boundaries, 154 content, 70 web applications, 139, 415 libraries, 420 application programming interfaces (APIs), 9 migration, 459–460 BCS, 900 navigation, 434–435 servers, 313–314 performance, 836 SharePoint 2007, 176 scope, 836 WF, 61 Search, 313, 427 WFE, 582 solution architecture, 483–488 Application Registry, 223 Agile Software Development, 65, 376 application servers, 144 AIIM. See Association for Information and Image Excel Services, 943–944 Management logical architecture, 528 airline booking model, 843–844 network adapters, 534 Ajax. See Asynchronous JavaScript and XML project design, 375 Alexander, Christopher, 480 scaling out, 529 alignment Application tier, 251 disk storage, 556 appropriate use, 78 governance, 657 architecturally signifi cant use cases, 367–368 allocated storage, 716 architecture, 287. See also topologies; specifi c architectures Allow the Download of Infected Documents BCS, 903–905 option, 548 customization, 585–586 allowedCallers, 638 Excel Services, 942–944 alphabetical model, 441 frame analysis, 367 Amazon, EC2, 744–745 PerformancePoint Services, 952–953 Americans with Disabilities Act, 31 project/program management, 383 Analysis Services, SSO, 639 Reporting Services, 955–957 analyzing requirements, 359–360 RM, 1023–1024 animation, branding, 449 scalability, 288–297 Announcements List, 157 selection of, 285–288 Anonymous authentication, 48 SLAs, 287–288 Classic Mode authentication, 643 social networking, 887–892 antivirus, 547–548 storage, 559–565 farm backup, 684 architecture and strategy team, 23, 28 ANTS Performance Profi le, 379 archive, RM, 1002 APIs. See application programming interfaces ARIA. See Accessible Rich Internet Applications applications artifacts, publishing sites, 788–789 life cycle, 65–66, 588–597 Ask Me About section, 876 requirements, storage, 553–554 ASMX Web Service, 942 Search, 865 ASP.NET. See Active Server Pages sites, 146–147 Asset Library, 157, 195–196 application architecture Association for Information and Image Management AD, 535–536 (AIIM), 82 bandwidth, 513–514 association forms, 976 IIS, 538–539 AssociationNavigator, 910 infrastructure architecture, 535–541 Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax), 7 SQL Server, 539–541 ATA. See Advanced Technology Attachment Windows Server, 536–538 Attempt to Clean Infected Documents option, 548 application database, Search Service, 856 attribute stores, 646–647 Application node, hardware specifi cation, 120 audiences, 203 application pools governance, 657 farm backup, 685 IA, 445–446 governance, 664 navigation design, 440 IIS, 57, 522, 539 portal strategy, 337–339 project design, 371 user landscape, 36 service applications, 221 audience-based navigation model, 442
1034
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10341034 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:311:04:31 PMPM audience-basedClaimsIdentityCollection targeting – binary large – object compliance() (BLOB)
audience-based targeting, 188–189 design, 682–697 audits farm, 683–686 cloud-based solutions, 712 governance, 664 governance, 664 granular, 689–696 reports, 1019 items, 695–696 RM fi le plan, 1017 libraries, 691–692 security, CMDB, 543 lists, 691–692 SQL Server, 52 patching, 545 augmentation, 625 RBS, 689 Authenticate.ASPX, 627 Recycle Bin, 692–693 AuthenticateRequest, 627, 630 service applications, 686–687 authentication, 48–49. See also specifi c authentication types sites, 691–692 BCS, 206, 308–310, 926–928 site collections, 690–691 BI, 964 SLAs, 679–681 Classic Mode, 643–645 solutions, third-parties, 71 design, 623–649 storage, 553 project design, 371 tools, 696 SharePoint 2007, 176 web applications, 686 authority Backup Manager, 740 governance, 657 Backup-SPFarm, 684 SharePoint Governance Board, 670 Backup-SPSite, 690 authorization, 48–49 Balsamiq, 358 BCS, 929–930 Bamboo Solutions, 70 design, 623–649 bandwidth HR, 624 application architecture, 513–514 SharePoint 2007, 176 LAN, 533 VOIP, 624 “bare metal” hypervisors, 734 AuthorizeRequest, 629 Base II, 32 automated scripts, 543 BaseFieldControl, 774 automated testing Basic authentication, 48 automated builds, 591 Classic Mode authentication, 643 project testing, 378 basic delegation, 638 automated unit testing, 590 basic disk architecture, 565 automatic document language detection, 202 basic volumes, 565 Autosites, self-service site creation, 131 batch operations, 206 availability, 78 BCS, 900 design, 697–704 BCS. See Business Connectivity Services SLAs, 681 BDC. See Business Data Catalog virtualization, 758 Best Bets, 111, 199 AvePoint company, 60, 71 Search, 199, 426 Azure, 316–318, 743 best practices business continuity management, 709 B governance, 675–676 portal strategy, 352–353 back-end content database, 581 projects/programs, 376–377 background services, 488–489 RM, 1031 backup, 59–60 virtualization, 757–758 compression, databases, 52 web pages, 515 confi guration-only, 683–684 best-of-breed solutions, 14 content databases, 526, 687–689, 693–695 BI. See business intelligence customization, 696 BIDS. See Business Intelligence Development Studio databases BIG-IP, 50 compression, 52 binary large object (BLOB), 52, 140 restore, 612 BCS, 901, 925 snapshots, 695 BI, 937
1035
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10351035 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:311:04:31 PMPM businessbinary large processes object (BLOB) – claims-based – Business identity Connectivity Services (BCS)
binary large object (BLOB) (continued) Direct Cross-Site Collection Query, 837 digital and rich media assets, 195 Document Workspace, 822–824 disk-based caching, 58 Enterprise Wiki, 828–829 RBS, 559 geography, 835 backup, 689 global navigation, 841–842 SharePoint 2003, 173 Meeting Workspace, 824–827 bit-rate throttling metadata, 839–940 digital and rich media assets, 195 navigation, 841–842 IIS, 59 Offi ce Mobile, 835 Blank Site, 86 Outlook, 834–835 BLOB. See binary large object performance, 842 BlockSize, 557 Portal Site Map Provider, 836–837 blogs, 86, 880 project sites, 821–822 business collaboration services, 827–828 requirements, 829 bookmarklets, 883 Search, 837 Boolean queries, 852 security, 842 bootstrap token, 637 self-service site creation, 830–831 bottlenecks SharePoint Workspace, 834 LSASS, 536 site collections, 831–832, 845–847 networks, 294 site life cycle management, 832–834 WAN, 514 storage, 843–845 bottom-up classifi cation, RM fi le plan, 1003 metrics, 845–848 BPOS. See Business Productivity Online Suite subsites, 831–832 branding, 185–186 team sites, 821–822 artifacts, 789 Term Store, 839–840 customization, 131–132 user experience, 837 governance, 666 Business Connectivity Services (BCS), 7, 9, 110, IA, 448–450 204–206, 212, 254, 307–310, 899–931 publishing sites, 762–775 architecture, 903–905 Site Variations, 782 authentication, 308–310, 926–928 breadcrumbs, 431 authorization, 929–930 publishing sites, 787 Azure, 317 browsers, 68. See also Firefox; Internet Explorer BI, 934 branding, 448 client-side caching, 906 forms, 972–974 connectivity framework, 900–901 web parts, 218 CRUD, 218 Ribbon, 184–185 ECTs, 307–308 user landscape, 39 forms, 977 versioning, requirements, 365 external columns, 913 builds external data, 300 automated, 65, 589–591, 597 external lists, 308 management, 65 fi ltering, 924 standard, 542 FIM, 624 bulk operations, 206 life cycle, 901 BCS, 900 live queries, 434 business analysis, 672–673 metadata, 904 portal strategy, 342 modeling associations, 908–910 business cases, 385 modeling entities, 908 business change, project/program management, 383, 389 offl ine, 906 business collaboration services, 821–849 Presentation layer, 900 aggregation, 835–837 referential integrity, 910 blogs, 827–828 Search, 858 compliance, 837–839 security, 308–310, 901, 926–930 content databases, 844–845 server-side caching, 906 CQWP, 836 service applications, 921–926
1036
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10361036 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:321:04:32 PMPM business continuityClaimsIdentityCollection management – business – requirements compliance()
SharePoint Designer, 910–916 business intelligence (BI), 7, 76, 933–964 solutions, 907–910 Access Services, 960–961 SSO, 309–310 authentication, 964 SSS, 928–929 cube, 940 throttling, 924 dashboards, 939 troubleshooting, 926 data source, 940 upgrades, 923–924 data warehouse, 940 Visual Studio, 916–920 databases, 936–937 WAN, 277 Excel Services, 940–944 web parts, 486–487 KPIs, 939 business continuity management, 125–128, 677–709 lists, 936–937 availability strategy, 697–704 measures, 940 backup design, 682–697 MOSS, 177 best practices, 709 OLAP, 940 documentation, 708–709 PerformancePoint Services, 892, 948–954 requirements, 678–682 portal strategy, 349 scenarios, 678 PowerPivot, 944–948 SLAs, 677, 679–682 Reporting Services, 954–958 threats, 678 reports, 938 business data scorecards, 939 offl ine, 318–321 security, 962–964 team, 23 services, 206–214 Business Data Catalog (BDC), 180, 204 SharePoint 2007, 175 availability by edition, 222 SSAS, 53 BCS, 307, 858, 899, 902, 923–924 SSO, 964 external data, 726 storage, 934–936 LOB, 223 structure, 937–938 partitions, 726–727 Visio Services, 958–960 publishing sites, 268–269 WIF, 964 User Profi le, 888 Business Intelligence Center, 86 Visual Studio, 916–920 templates, 207 WCF, 904–905 Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS), 639, 955 web applications, 257 business landscape workload, 518 business formation, 15–17 Business Data Columns, 205 business information ecology, 12–26 Business Database Connectivity Service, 582 industry sector, 13–15 business drivers, 332–337 internal environment, 13 social networking, 892–893 IT models, 21–26 business end user support team, 22 macro environment, 13 business engagement strategy, 390 micro environment, 13 business forms, 215–218 organizational structure, 17–20 user landscape, 41 portals, 327 business governance, 421 business logic, 967 business information ecology, 11–42 business onboarding, 393–395 analysis, 409–411 personas, 405 business landscape, 12–26 scope, 400 development technologies, 60–68 business processes information landscape, 33–35 business solutions, 502 legal landscape, 30–33 collaboration, 197 metrics, 42–43 MOSS, 177 Offi ce, 68–70 RM, 1028 technology landscape, 26–30 Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS), 153, 509 third-parties, 70–73 business requirements user landscape, 35–42 RM, 1027, 1028 business information maturity level, 402–403 Search, 863–864
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10371037 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:321:04:32 PMPM business requirementsprocesses – claims-based – client-server identity communication
business requirements (continued) Solution Center, 99 social networking, 884 card sorting, 106–107 storage, 552–553 CAS. See Content Addressable Storage business roles, 671 Cascading Style Sheet (CSS), 96 business sign-off, 361 advanced branding, 764 business solutions custom styles, 765–768 business processes, 502 governance, 662 concept, 500–501 themes, 766–767 customization, 499–503 Categories, 788 governance, 503 category navigation model, 442 pages, 502 CDO. See Collaboration Data Objects permissions, 502–503 Central Administration, 143 personas, 501 architecture, 287 portal strategy, 349 content database, 581 scenarios, 501 database mirroring, 700 scope, 400, 500–501 InfoPath Forms Services, 983–984 security, 502–503 multi-tenancy, 246 structure, 502 people search, 891 team, 22–23 query throttling, 305 third-parties, 70 scope, 427 user experience, 501 server farms, 250 vision, 500–501 service applications, 221, 224–225, 231, 256 web parts, 502 web templates, 469 workfl ows, 502 centralized model, IT organizations, 21 Business Value Planning Services (BVPS), 97–100 centralized virtualized environments, 602–603 process mapping, 98 certifi cates, farm backup, 686 by-date navigation model, 442 certifi cations, 82–83 CEWP. See Content Editor Web Part C change management, 544 Chart Customization Wizard, 207 C2WTS. See Claims to Windows Token Service Chart web part, 207–208 .cab, 974 check in/check out, 192 caching, 58–59, 906 corporate information services, 799–800 GAC, 311 chrome, 96 reports, 957 chronological navigation model, 442 CAL. See Client Access License claims provider, 625 Calendar List, 157 Claims to Windows Token Service (C2WTS), 637–639, 964 Calendar Overlays, 484 ClaimsAuthenticationManager, 631 calendaring, user landscape, 40 claims-based authentication, 48–49 CAML. See Collaborative Application Markup FBA, 642–643 Language SharePoint Server, 624–643 Campus section, 111 trusted provider claims, 626–640 capabilities Windows authentication claims, 640–642 governance, 657 claims-based identity, 646–648 IA, 400–401 ClaimsIdentityCollection, 631 web applications, 415 Classic Mode, 294 capacity authentication, 643–645 disk storage, 556 classifi cation, 101, 130–131 governance, 665 RM, 1027 performance, 79 click-through, 202 site collections, 526 Client Access License (CAL), 139, 163 capital expenditure (CAPEX), 749 client object model, 314 capture Azure, 317 Offi ce, 69 client runtimes, 900, 905 RM, 1002 client-server communication, 51
1038
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10381038 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:331:04:33 PMPM ClaimsIdentityCollectionclient-side caching – compliance() – concept
client-side caching, BCS, 906 collaborative emergent intelligence, 433 client-side code, governance customization, 424 colleagues, 204 CLM. See Code Library Maturity social networking, 876–880 closed security model, 496 colors closed submission policy, 816 branding, 449 closed term set, 193 workloads, 5 cloud data, 316–318 columns, 159–160 cloud environments, 603–604 Business Data Columns, 205 cloud-based solutions, 711–722 content, 104–105 extranet, 717 external, 913 InfoPath Forms Services, 719–720 lookup, 937 security, 712 MMS, 193 Send To, 718–719 commandlets, third-parties, 64 SharePoint Online, 712–722 comma-separated value (CSV), 107 site collections, 714–715 common actions, 435–436 storage, 716 Common Language Runtime (CLR), 60 Term Store, 721–722 ASP.NET, 538 User Profi le, 720–721 communication, 29 VM, 743–745 content migration, 458 CLR. See Common Language Runtime dogfooding, 116 cluster IP, NLB, 50 farms, 51 Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV), Hyper-V, 738 governance, 657, 667–668 clustering, governance, 665 IA, 443 CMDB. See Confi guration Management Database Lync, 69 CMMI Process Improvement, 65 Offi ce, 69 CMS. See Content Management Server plan, 390–393 code libraries, 66–68 requirements, 362 third-parties, 67–68 team, 448 Code Library Maturity (CLM), 68 user landscape, 40–41 code patching, 616 Communities, 5, 6 Code Performance Profi ling and Measurement, 63 Community Kit, 63 Code Refl ection utility, 62 community model, 934 code reviews, projects/programs, 378–379 community of interest structure, 20, 341 code-profi ling tools, 379 CommVault company, 71 CoerceActivity, 986 companion solutions, 66 Cogswell, Bryce, 63 companion technologies, 164–165 cold standby farm, 705 comparison fi lter, 889 collaboration, 196–198. See also business collaboration compliance services business collaboration services, 837–839 ad-hoc, 830 offi cers, 999 formal, 830 RM, 1021 IA, 443 solutions, third-parties, 71 MOSS, 177 components. See also specifi c component types portal strategy, 348 Records Center, 1014 service applications, 523 third-parties, 587 sites, 146 ComponentOne utility, 67 web applications, 524 Composites workload, 7 workloads, 5 compound word handling, 202 Collaboration Data Objects (CDO), 170 compression, 58–59 Collaborative Application Markup Language (CAML), 61 backup, databases, 52 BI, 934 HTTP, 288 CQWP, 312 IIS, 59 live queries, 434 Compute Services, 316–318 SharePoint 2007, 177 concept. See also proof of concept themes, 766 business solutions, 500–501
1039
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10391039 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:341:04:34 PMPM conditions – corporate information services
conditions, 216 publishing sites, 775–784 confi dentiality, 79 ratings, 204 confi guration artifacts, 789 requirements, 364 confi guration database, 580–581 resource group, 530–531 confi guration management, 79 solution architecture, 483–488 infrastructure architecture, 542–544 sources, Search, 857–859 Confi guration Management Database (CMDB), stewardship, 130–131 511–512, 542–543 throughput, 520–521 Confi guration Wizard, 224 Content Addressable Storage (CAS), 558 confi guration-only backup and restore, 683–684 content databases confi rmation, 392 back-end, 581 connection groups, 523 backup, 687–689, 693–695 connection types, 205 business collaboration services, 844–845 extensibility, 310–311 business data team, 23 connectivity. See also Business Connectivity Central Administration, 581 Services indexing, 284 framework, BCS, 900–901 logical architecture, 525–526 infrastructure architecture, 510–511 project design, 373 connectors sandboxed solutions, 612 FAST Search, 858–859 software boundaries, 154–155, 819 indexing, 858 Content Editor Web Part (CEWP), 942 JDBC, 859 content farm resource group, 531–532 consistent vocabulary, EMM, 411 Content Management Server (CMS), 171, 175 constrained delegation, 638 content managers, 1000 constraints, IA, 401–402 Content Organizer, 194, 718, 1007–1009 consuming, 231 Content Query web part (CQWP), 70, 96, 312–313, contacts, user landscape, 40 485, 961 Contacts List, 157 business collaboration services, 836 containment model content types, 103–104, 158–159, 192. See also IA, 414–420 External Content Types project management, 84–87 content discovery, 454 SharePoint 2007, 176 conversion, 455–456 web applications, 414–417 corporate information services, 800–802 content, 6. See also tagging content EMM, 413 aggregation, 70 InfoPath Forms Services, 982–983 artifacts, 789 inheritance, 801 cleansing, 455–456 patches, 616 design, 96 Content Type Hub, 104, 194, 802 discovery, 454–455 ContentsHidden, 891 EMM, 411 contextual navigation, 432 gathering, 200–201 continuity, 79. See also business continuity governance, 666 management IA, 101–105, 443 project/program management, 383 libraries, 420 Contribute permission, 149 life cycle, RM fi le plan, 1003–1004 control, information landscape, 35 management, MOSS, 177 conversion mapping, 457 content types, 455–456 migration, 30 documents, 818 IA, 452–460 Windows Server, 583 ownership, 672 corev4.css, 767 information landscape, 35 corporate communications department, 330 page layout, 774 corporate governance, 669 pages, 148 corporate information services, 793–820 patches, 616–617 check in/check out, 799–800 portal life cycle model, 611 content types, 800–802
1040
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10401040 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:341:04:34 PMPM corporate rules and regulations – customization
design, 794–796 cross-farm service application, 231–234, 241–242 DM, 810–818 WAN, 233 documents, 796–810 WCF, 233 conversion, 818 cross-organization farms, 240–241 libraries, 810–811 CRUD. See create, read, update, and delete navigation, 804–806 CSS. See Cascading Style Sheet Document Center, 818 CssRegistration, 770 Document ID, 814 CSV. See Cluster Shared Volumes; comma-separated document sets, 802–804 value enterprise keywords, 817–818 CU2. See Cumulative Update 2 MMS, 814–818 cube, BI, 940 note boards, 799 Cumulative Update 2 (CU2), 52 Offi ce, 807–808 current navigation, publishing sites, 787 offl ine, 806–807 curriculum vitae (CV), 27 OWA, 808–810 custom code site-provisioning models, 476 security, 795 Custom Connector, 311 sites, 811 Custom List, 158 site collections, 811 Custom List in Datasheet View, 158 social networking, 797–799 Custom Portals, 110 social tagging, 798–799 Customer Relationship Management (CRM), 308, 581 software boundaries, 819 Search, 851 tagging content, 815 User Profi le, 875 term sets, 815–817
1041
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10411041 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:351:04:35 PMPM customization – design
customization (continued) social tagging, 582 web parts, 312–313, 970–971 storage, 580–583 web templates, 477–478 technologies, 51–52 workfl ows, 215–216, 986, 1019 Term Store, 582 CustomSchema, 466 usage, upgrades, 123 CustomStyles.css, 770 Database node, 120 CV. See curriculum vitae database servers Delegation security software pattern, 491–492 D logical architecture, 528 project design, 375 DAS. See Direct Attached Storage Database tier, SQL Server, 144–145, 251 dashboards, 90 DAV. See Distributed Authoring and Version BI, 939 DCE. See data center effi ciency DDRK, 169 DCs. See domain controllers Digital Dashboard Starter Kit, 168 DDRK. See Digital Dashboard Resource Kit My Site, roles, 887 Debug View for Windows, 63 PerformancePoint Services, 212, 949–950 debugging, Fiddler, 62 SSAS, 53 decision tree, service desk, 83 Dashboard Designer, 949 declarative workfl ows, 993 data access technology, 314–316 customization, 216 data centers, 28 dedicated environments infrastructure architecture, 508–513 on premise, 722 redundancy, 703–704 virtualization, 600–602 data center effi ciency (DCE), 510 Dedicated Record Centers, 1014–1015, 1026 Data Collector Set, 295–296 dedicated support engineers (DSEs), 27 Data Connection Library, 157, 981 de-duplication solutions Data Form Web Part (DFWP), 961 content cleansing, 455 data link layers (DLLs), 152 third-parties, 71 Data Protection Act, 31 deep approach, 146 Data Protection Directive (DPD), 90 default.master, 771, 772 Data Protection Manager (DPM), 60 defect tracking, 378, 596 data scale, 515, 517 defense organizations, 14 Data Security Standard (DSS), 90 defi ned paths, project design, 372 data source, BI, 940 delegation, 638 data statistics, information landscape, 34 BCS, 926 Data View web part (DVWP), 312, Delegation security software pattern, 491–492 485, 962 Delicious tool, 883 data warehouse, 940 delivery extension, 958 databases, 29, 140–141. See also SQL Server; specifi c demographics, organization, user landscape, 36–37 database types Denali, 704 backup, restore, 612 Department of Defense (DoD), 32 BI, 936–937 departmental teams, 620 CMDB, 511–512 deployment baseline, publishing sites, 789–790 consolidation policy, 92 deployment patterns, solution architecture, 498–499 InfoPath Forms Services, 980 design logging, 581 authentication, 623–649 metadata, 283–286 authorization, 623–649 mirroring availability, 697–704 governance, 664 backup, 682–697 SQL Server, 53, 699–701 content, 96 performance, 516–517 libraries, 420 reports, 582 corporate information services, 794–796 scaling out, 530 disaster recovery, 704–708 snapshots, 53, 577 governance, 88–90, 662 backup, 695 IA, 101–105, 397–461
1042
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10421042 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:361:04:36 PMPM design and development team – document management (DM)
information workers, 96–100 disaster recovery, 79, 93 infrastructure architecture, 507–550 design, 704–708 IT, 91–93 infrastructure team, 83 key users, 105–108 SLAs, 682 logical architecture, 521–535 storage, 553 My Site, 894 Disaster Recovery Procedure (DRP), 126–127 navigation, 96, 440–441 discovery, content, 454–455 models, 442–443 Discussion Board, 158 personalization, 96 disks projects/programs, 362–375, 383 architecture, 289 roles, 95 ESX Server, 741–742 IA, 444–445 Hyper-V, 739 site collections, 418 mirroring, 570 solutions performance, 566–568 architecture, 463–505 physical vs. virtual, 736 packages, 612–615 storage, 554–559 storage, 87–88, 551–584 striping, 569 URL namespace design striping with parity, 571 site collections, 418 virtualization, 758 web applications, 416 virtualized dedicated environments, 601 users, 93–96 V-Sphere, 741–742 user-centric, 873–874 workloads, 556, 566–567 virtual, 95–96 disk-based BLOB caching, 58 virtualization, 95–96 Diskpart.exe, 556 design and development team, 361 disposition approval workfl ow, 806 Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object- Distributed Authoring and Version (DAV), 169 Oriented Software (Gamma, Helm, Johnson, and Distributed Resource Scheduling (DRS), 740 Vlissides), 481 distribution list (DL), 111, 879 Design permission, 149 DivElements company, 67 developers, 673–674 divisional structure, 18–19 development teams, 617–622 DL. See distribution list large project life cycle model, 617–620 DLLs. See data link layers project management, 84 DM. See document management development technologies, business information DMS. See Document Management System ecology, 60–68 DNS. See Domain Name System device-based targeting, 188–189 DNS Round-Robin option, 50 DFWP. See Data Form Web Part documents Digest authentication, 48 conversion, 818 Classic Mode authentication, 643 corporate information services, 796–810 DigestCredentials, BCS, 926 navigation, 804–806 Digital Dashboard Resource Kit (DDRK), 169 software boundaries, 155 Digital Dashboard Starter Kit, 168 Document Center, 86 digital media assets, 195–196 corporate information services, 818 digital media team, 448 portal strategy, 340 Diig tool, 883 Document ID, 193 dimensions, 940 corporate information services, 814 Direct Attached Storage (DAS), 92, 551, 559–561 document identifi cation, Records Center, 1009–1010 database mirroring, 701 document libraries direct chargeback model, 25 corporate information services, 810–811 Direct Cross-Site Collection Query, business My Site, 876 collaboration services, 837 offl ine, 192 direct release model, 605 Document Library, 151, 157 directory site collection, publishing sites, 438 document management (DM), 191 Directory Synchronization Tool, SharePoint Online, 712 corporate information services, 810–818 disability discrimination laws, 30–31 portal strategy, 348
1043
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10431043 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:361:04:36 PMPM Document Management System (DMS) – ESX Server
Document Management System (DMS), 76 Einstein, Albert, 379 document sets, 192–193 Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), 744–745 corporate information services, 802–804 electronic discovery (eDiscovery), 838, 1006, Document Workspace, 86 1011–1012, 1021, 1024 business collaboration services, 822–824 Electronic Document and Records Management System documentation (EDRMS), 76, 1004, 1011 business continuity management, 708–709 elements.xml, 766 patching, 546 Elevation security software pattern, 493 solution architecture, 503–505 eliciting requirements, 357–358 DoD. See Department of Defense e-mail dogfooding, 109, 113–125 alerts, 197 domain controllers (DCs), 535–536 confi guration management, 542 LSASS, 644 farm backup, 684 Domain Name System (DNS), 50 forms, 981 host-named site collections, 527 requirements, 364 rolling release model, 609 user landscape, 40 double-hop authentication, 49, 308 EMC Captiva, 69 trusted provider claims, 637 EMEA. See Europe, Middle East, and Africa downtime, 78 EMM. See enterprise metadata management fully trusted solutions, 612, 613 Employee Matters, 111 rolling release model, 609 encryption, SSL, 288 SLAs, 681 EndRequest, 629 DPD. See Data Protection Directive end-user. See user DPM. See Data Protection Manager Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics (EIDE), 559 draft, RM, 1002 Enterprise Business Continuity Management (EBCM), 125 “drop off” library, 1008 Enterprise Client Access License (eCAL), 163, 973 DRP. See Disaster Recovery Procedure Enterprise Content Management (ECM), 6 DRS. See Distributed Resource Scheduling enterprise crawler, 858–859 DSEs. See dedicated support engineers enterprise keywords, 194 DSS. See Data Security Standard corporate information services, 817–818 DVWP. See Data View web part MMS, 817–818 dynamic disk architecture, 565–566 enterprise metadata management (EMM), 407–414 dynamism, information landscape, 34 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), 581 Search, 851 enterprise services farm, 141–142 E enterprise taxonomies, 34 Enterprise Wiki, 86, 762, 882 EAR. See Export Administration Regulations business collaboration services, 828–829 early adopters, 391 master pages, 771 early majority, 391 entities EBCM. See Enterprise Business Continuity Management BI, 937 EC2. See Elastic Compute Cloud indexable, 863 eCAL. See Enterprise Client Access License modeling, 908 ECM. See Enterprise Content Management searchable, 863 ECMAScript, 66 Entity Framework (EF) Excel Services, 942–943 ADO.NET, 61 ECS. See Excel Calculation Services BCS, 920 ECTs. See External Content Types environments, 597–605. See also specifi c environment eDiscovery. See electronic discovery types Editing Tool, 184 QA, 604–605 EDRMS. See Electronic Document and Records testing, 597–598, 604–605 Management System ephemeral records, 998 education plan, 393 Equality Act, 31 EF. See Entity Framework ERP. See Enterprise Resource Planning EIDE. See Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics ESX Server, 740–742
1044
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10441044 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:371:04:37 PMPM Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) – fault-tolerance
Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), 16 people search, 891 event binding, 316 external columns, 913 event model, 316 External Content Types (ECTs), 205 event receivers BCS, 307–308, 902, 912 Azure, 317 forms, 977 BI, 937 User Profi le, 889 Events Calendar, 111 external data, 300 EWA. See Excel Web Access Web Part BCS, 902 Excel, PowerPivot, 209–210, 944–946 BDC, 726 Excel Calculation Services (ECS), 209, 237 external lists, 158, 205 EWA, 943 BCS, 308, 903 load-balancing, 248 forms, 218 workload, 518 external stakeholders, 331–332 Excel Services, 7, 208–209, 223, 256 extranet application servers, 943–944 cloud-based solutions, 717 Application tier, 251 portals, 76 architecture, 942–944 web applications, 524 availability by edition, 222 extra-server communication, 51 BI, 940–944 extremely large-scale content repositories, 193 Business Intelligence Center, 207 C2WTS, 638 double-hop authentication, 49 F FBA, 643 SSO, 639 Facebook, 27, 883, 885 Excel Web Access Web Part (EWA), 943 failover clustering, 579 exceptions Hyper-V, 738 confi guration management, 542 SQL Server, 53, 699 governance, 664 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Exchange, 8, 70 (FERPA), 712 Platinum, 167 FAQ, 83 Exchange Server, 509 farms, 137–139. See also specifi c farm types exclusion fi lters, social networking, 889–890 administrators, permissions, 444 execution models, solution architecture, 498 audiences, 445 executive sponsorship, 350 backup, 683–686 expertise tagging, 883 communications and protocols, 51 expiration, RM fi le plan, 1002, 1014, 1017, 1028 customization, 138 exploit, RM, 1002 geography, 138 export, 691 hardware, 120 control regulations, 32–33 licensing, 138–139 Export Administration Regulations (EAR), 33 My Site, 886 Export Control Act, 33 performance requirements, 514–521 Expression Blend, 360 reliability, 517, 521 extensibility service applications, 221 BCS, 901, 920 SLAs, 138 connection types, 310–311 software patterns, 489 sites, collaboration, 197 solutions, 152 Extensible Markup Language (XML), 170 third-parties, 90 accelerators, 534 Farm Confi guration Wizard, 256 BDC model, 902 FAST for SharePoint, 164 ECTs, 308 FAST Search, 110, 198 Features, 148 connectors, 858–859 InfoPath Forms Services, 974, 980 Search, 851, 853–854 web pages, 818 fault-tolerance Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT), DAS, 561 170, 865 NAS, 562
1045
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10451045 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:381:04:38 PMPM fault-tolerance – FSA
fault-tolerance (continued) IFilters, 284 SAN, 564–565 metadata, 192 storage, 553 site fi lter web part, 439 VMWare, 740 social networking, 889–890 FBA. See forms-based authentication FIM. See Forefront Identity Manager FC. See Fibre Channel fi nance standards, 32 FDA. See Federal Drug Administration fi nancial services, 14 Features, 151–152 Financial Services Authority (FSA), 32 columns, 159–160 fi re prevention, infrastructure architecture, 512 content libraries, 420 Firefox, 68 customization, 479–480 fi rewall, 534 large project life cycle models, 617–620 Flash, 96 offshore development teams, 621 branding, 449 patches, 617 fl at approach, 146 sandboxed solutions, 614 fl at structure, 19–20 sites, 148 Fluent UI, 184 site collections, 417, 418 focus groups, 105–106 site defi nitions, 468, 472 folder-based metadata, 192 site-provisioning models, 475 folksonomy, 101 software patterns, 490 forecasted growth, 119 solution architecture, 478–480 Forefront Identity Manager (FIM), 535–536 test cases, 592–593 attribute stores, 647 Theme Gallery, 765 BCS, 624 upgrades, 615–616 Forefront Threat Management Gateway. See Threat versioning, 615 Management Gateway Visual Studio, 588 Forefront Unifi ed Access Gateway. See Unifi ed Access web templates, 469 Gateway feature packs, 725 forms. See also InfoPath Forms Services Feature receivers, 151 ASP.NET, 971 solution architecture, 478–480 BCS ECTs, 977 FedAuth, 631 browsers, 972–974 Federal Drug Administration (FDA), 32 web parts, 218 federated farm, 532 business forms, 215–218 federated model user landscape, 41 IT funding, 25 e-mail, 981 IT organizations, 21 external lists, 218 federation, Search, 199, 859–861 lists, 217, 969–970, 975 FERPA. See Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act SharePoint Workspace, 978 Fibre Channel (FC), 555, 559 web parts, 970–971 Fiddler, 62 Word, 971–972 fi eld controls, 776 workfl ows, 217–218, 975–977 “fi le age,” information landscape, 35 Form Library, 157, 982 fi le formats, 33–34 formal collaboration, 830 File Monitor, 63 forms-based authentication (FBA), 48 fi le plan, RM, 1000–1004, 1015–1017, 1020 claims, 625, 642–643 audits, 1017 Fourth Amendment, 31 bottom-up classifi cation, 1003 Fowler, Martin, 463–464 content life-cycle, 1003–1004 frame analysis, architecture, 367 expiration, 1002, 1017, 1028 frameworks. See also specifi c frameworks retention, 1002, 1017, 1028 reusable, 586–587 top-down classifi cation, 1003 freedom of information laws, 31 File Transfer Protocol (FTP), 51 front-end web servers, server farms, 249 fi ltering FrontPage, 170 BCS, 924 FSA. See Financial Services Authority
1046
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10461046 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:391:04:39 PMPM FTP – hardware
FTP. See File Transfer Protocol constraints, 402 Full Control permission, 149 customization, 423–424 full document, life cycle, 191 deployment, 663–665 FullTextSQLQuery, 434 design, 88–90, 662 fully trusted solutions, 612 development, 662–663 downtime, 612, 613 EMM, 411 farm backup, 684 guidelines, 661–671 functional requirements, 356, 363 IA, 420–424 functional structure, 18 levels, 655–656 functional testing, 595 management, 129–134 “future state” business design, 389 platforms, 421–422 FxCop, 64 portal strategy, 341, 348 principles, 660–661 projects/programs, 385 G roles, 663, 671–675 scope, 657 GAC. See Global Assembly Cache SharePoint 2007, 176–177 Gamma, Erich, 481 site collection life cycle, 422 Gang of Four, 481 structure, 668–671 GC. See Global Catalog users, 423, 665–666 generation four phase, 509 virtualization, 757 generation three phase, 509 governance board, 350–351, 385, 670–671 geographically distributed deployments, 286 roles, 674–675 geography Governance Center, portal strategy, 339 business collaboration services, 835 governance life-cycle software pattern, site collections, farms, 138 494–498 My Site, 886 government departments, 14 navigation, 442 granular backup, 689–696 GetSecurityDescriptor, 925 Groove client, 8 Get-SPDeletedSite, 693 groups. See also specifi c group types Get-SPServiceApplication, 226 EMM, 413 Get-SPServiceApplicationPool, 226 governance, 663 Get-SPServiceApplicationProxy, 226, 230 IA, 444–445 Get-SPServiceInstance, 226 terms, 816 Global 360, 69, 70 Group Managers, 839–840 Global Assembly Cache (GAC), 311 Group Work Site, 86 Global Catalog (GC), 535 GUID. See globally unique identifi er global navigation, 438 business collaboration services, 841–842 publishing sites, 786–787 H global term sets, 721, 839 globally unique identifi er (GUID) HA. See High Availability BDC, 268 Harbar, Spence, 49 MMS, 270 hardware, 119 property promotion, 979 confi guration management, 542 service applications, 227–228 constraints, 401 User Profi le, 271–272 farms, 120 Web Analytics Service, 276 load-balancing, 50 web templates, 469 physical, 735–737 Windows Server, 583 project testing, 377 governance, 651–676 RAID, 574–575 best practices, 675–676 user landscape, 39 business, 421 virtualization, 735–737, 745 solutions, 503 web applications, 415 communication, 667–668 Windows Server, 537
1047
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10471047 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:391:04:39 PMPM HBAs – indexing
HBAs. See host bus adapters HTTP.sys. See HyperText Transfer Protocol Stack HBI. See High Business Impact human resources (HR) header graphics, branding, 449 authorization, 624 Health and Usage Data Collection service, 54 portal strategy, 331 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act project testing, 377 (HIPAA), 32, 90, 712, 885 User Profi le, 875 Helm, Richard, 481 Hummingbird DM, 70 help publishing portal, 38 hybrid development model, 385–386 Hierarchical Object Store, 489 BCS, 899 hierarchical topic classifi cation navigation model, 442 HyperText Transfer Protocol Stack (HTTP.sys), 56, 539 High Availability (HA), 740 Hyper-V, 128, 737–740 High Business Impact (HBI), 130 snapshot restore, 590 Highly-Sensitive PII, 130 virtualized dedicated environments, 600 high-safety mode with automatic failover, 699 Windows Server, 537 HIPAA. See Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act HiSoftware, 71 I history, 958 workfl ows, 989 IA. See information architecture horizontally linked structure, 19 IAG. See Intelligent Application Gateway host bus adapters (HBAs), 564 IBM, 71 “hosted” hypervisors, 734 IClaimsPrincipal, 626, 631 hosting environment ICustomRouter, 1009 InfoPath Forms Services, 981 identity management, 29 on premise, 722 technologies, 48–49 hosting locations, logical architecture, 533 Identity Provider (IdP), 624 host-named site collections, DNS, 527 trusted provider claims, 625, 630 Hot Add, VMWare, 740 Idera company, 71 hot fi xes, 90 IdP. See Identity Provider confi guration management, 542 IE. See Internet Explorer hot standby farm, 706–708 IFilters, 284 housekeeping, operations management, 547 IFRS. See International Financial Reporting Standards HR. See human resources IIS. See Internet Information Services HTLookupActivity, 987 IISReset, 699 HTML IM. See information management; instant messaging social networking, 878 imagery, branding, 449 subscriptions, 958 imaging, Offi ce, 69 unit testing, 592 IMigrateUserCallback, 640 validation, 379 impersonation, BCS, 926 HTML Snippets, 777 Impersonation HTTP, 51, 168, 170 SequenceActivity, 987 compression, 59, 288 implementation, 392 IIS, 56, 57–59 implicit phrase matching, 202 InfoPath Forms Services, 981 import, 691 service applications, 277 User Profi le, 887–888 WCF, 56 Import Spreadsheet List, 158 Web tier, 250 Import-SPWeb, 691 WSS, 174 IMPs. See Information Management Policies HttpContext, 640–641 in-house development model, 26, 385–386 HttpContext.Current.User, 631 independent software vendors (ISVs), 80 HttpModule, 631 large project life cycle models, 618 SPWindowsClaimsAuthentication Microsoft Partner, 27 HttpModule, 626 indexing web.config, 625 connectors, 858 HTTPS, Fiddler, 62 content databases, 284
1048
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10481048 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:401:04:40 PMPM index propagation – infrastructure services, portal strategy
items, software boundaries, 156 user experience, 443–446 partitions, 200, 201 user stories, 406–407 mirror, 282–283 visual experience, 446–452 query components, 282 Information Architecture for the World Wide Web Search, 870 (Morville and Rosenfeld), 397 SharePoint Server, 280 information governance, 423 index propagation, 200 information landscape index server, 200 business information ecology, 33–35 SSP, 280 portals, 327 indexable entities, 863 information management (IM), 191–193 indexer, 857 governance, 652, 667 Indexing Connectors for Documentum, 70 Information Management Policies (IMPs), 811–813 industry sector, business landscape, 13–15 information policies, 192 inferred metadata, 201–202 Information Rights Management (IRM), 197 InfoPath Designer, 216, 966, 973 farm backup, 684 InfoPath Filler, 216, 966, 973 user landscape, 42 InfoPath Forms Services, 7, 216–218 information services, 191–196 ASP.NET, 968–969 site templates, 193 C2WTS, 638 information technology (IT) Central Administration, 983–984 design, 91–93 cloud-based solutions, 719–720 development model, 26 content types, 982–983 funding model, 24–25 deployment, 981–985 managed applications, 8 farm backup, 685 models, business landscape, 21–26 FBA, 643 organization models, 21–22 PowerShell, Windows, 983–984 portal strategy, 331 source fi les, 974 requirements, project development, 78 State Service, 581 team model, 22–24 templates, 974 Information Web (InfoWeb), 437 user landscape, 41 information workers web pages, 818 design, 96–100 web parts, 962, 977 portal strategy, 330 web service proxy, 720 RM, 1000 workfl ows, 965–995 information-seeking behaviors, user landscape, 37 XML, 974 InfoWeb. See Information Web InfoPedia, 110, 112 Infragistics company, 67 information architecture (IA) infrastructure architecture audiences, 445–446 application architecture, 535–541 branding, 448–450 confi guration management, 542–544 business information maturity level, 402–403 connectivity, 510–511 capabilities, 400–401 data center, 508–513 constraints, 401–402 design, 507–550 containment model, 414–420 farm performance requirements, 514–521 content migration, 452–460 management, 511–512 customization, 452 network, 510–511 design, 101–105, 397–461 impact assessment, 513–514 EMM, 407–414 operations management, 544–549 governance, 420–424, 652 power, 509–510 navigation, 428–443 security, 512–513 personas, 404–405 storage, 511 portal strategy, 342 virtualization, 511 scenarios, 406–407 WAN, 513 scope, 399–400 infrastructure artifacts, 789 Search, 424–428 infrastructure services, portal use cases, 406–407 strategy, 342
1049
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10491049 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:411:04:41 PMPM infrastructure team – JSON with Padding (JSONP)
infrastructure team, 22, 28–29 intranet project management, 83 MSW, 111 infrastructure technologies, 47–60 portals, 76 Infrastructure Technology Information Library strategy, 339, 348 (ITIL), 91, 544 WCM, 95 inheritance, content types, 801 web applications, 524 InitializeSecurityContext, 644 inventory reports, 847 initiation forms, 976 I/O innovators, 391 disks, 566–567 in-place records management, 194, 1014–1015, 1026 virtualization, 92 Inside Track, 111 IOMeter, 567 Insights, 7 IP. See intellectual property Install-SPService, 226 IP address, farm backup, 686 instant fi le initialization, 576 IPsec. See Internet Protocol security instant messaging (IM), 40, 443, 879–880 IRM. See Information Rights Management collaboration, 196 ISA. See Internet Security and Acceleration Server Lync, 893 ISAPI, 952 Integrated Windows Authentication, 294–295 iSCSI. See Internet SCSI integration testing, 606 isolation integrity, 79 process isolation, 258 intellectual property (IP), 496 web application, 416 Intelligent Application Gateway (IAG), 50 web applications, 524 interaction, user landscape, 37–38 issues, portals, 328 inter-farm, SSP, 241–242 Issue Tracking List, 158 internal data, 300 ISVs. See independent software vendors internal environment, 13 IT. See information technology internal stakeholders, 329–330 ITAR. See International Traffi c in Military Arms International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), 32 items International Traffi c in Military Arms (ITAR), 33 backup, 695–696 Internet Explorer (IE), 68 contextual navigation, 432 AcquireCredentialHandle, 644 identifi er, 889 Internet Information Services (IIS), 55–58 indexing, software boundaries, 156 application architecture, 538–539 query limits, containment model, 86 application pools, 522, 539 scheduling, publishing sites, 778 ASP.NET, 539 security, 445 authentication, 49 software boundaries, 155 BCS, 926 iterations, 610–611 bit-rate throttling, 59 ITIL. See Infrastructure Technology Information Library digital and rich media assets, 195 HTTP compression, 59 LSASS, 644 J NTLMChallengeResponse , 644 Java Database Connector (JDBC), 855 service applications, 227 connectors, 859 SharePoint 2001, 169 JavaScript, 67 SharePoint 2003, 173 JDBC. See Java Database Connector web applications, 139–140, 415, 524 Jetbrains.com, 64 Web tier, 250 Johnson, Ralph, 481 Internet Protocol security (IPsec), farm backup, 685 joins, 303 Internet SCSI (iSCSI), 558–559 Joins, 303 Internet Security and Acceleration Server (ISA), 50 jQuery, 96 Internet web content management, 95 UI, 67 interoperability, 190 web parts, 487 inter-server communication, 51 JSON with Padding (JSONP), 487 Interwoven, 70
1050
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10501050 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:421:04:42 PMPM K2 – life sciences
K LAN, 533 NAS, 559 K2, 69, 70 WAN, 127 Kerberos, 48 /_layouts/Authenticate.aspx, 627 BCS, 926 LBI. See Low Business Impact Classic Mode authentication, 643 LDAP. See Lightweight Directory Access double-hop authentication, 49 Protocol TGT, 645 Learning Management, 76 Windows authentication claims, 640, 644 least privilege, 49 key performance indicators (KPIs), 7 legal department, portal strategy, 331 BI, 939 legal fi rms, 14 BVPS, 97 legal landscape PerformancePoint Services, 949 business information ecology, 30–33 scorecards, 213 portals, 327 SharePoint 2007, 175 level of customization, 30 SSAS, 53 LFWP. See List Form Web Part status indicators, 208 libraries, 156–160. See also specifi c libraries or key users, 105–108 library types keywords. See also enterprise keywords backup, 691–692 navigation, 434 collaboration, 196 Search, 876 security, 445 synonyms, 852 licensing, 160–165 knowledge, 392 CAL, 139, 163 KnowledgeLake, 69 Creative Commons Attribution License, 91 Kofax, 69 eCAL, 163, 973 KPIs. See key performance indicators farms, 138–139 KRB_TGS_REQ, 645 SharePoint Standard License, 15 Kwizcom, 70 virtualization, 750 life cycle L applications, 65–66, 588–597 BCS, 901 Label Hierarchy, 782 content, RM fi le plan, 1003–1004 laggards, 391 full document, 191 LAN. See local area network governance life-cycle software pattern, site language. See also specifi c languages collections, 494–498 automatic document language detection, 202 large project life cycle model, development teams, EMM, 412–413 617–620 governance, 666 management, 129–134 MUI, 186 performance testing, 594 publishing sites, 779–781 platforms, 425 My Site, 886 portals, 380, 605–617 Site Variations, 782–784 content, 611 software patterns, 490 development, 380 Language Integrated Query (LINQ), 61 direct release model, 605 Azure, 317 iterations, 610–611 Language Packs, 186–189, 779 key development phases, 610–615 large business, business formation, 15–17 model, 605–617 large project life cycle model, development teams, phased release model, 605–607 617–620 rolling release model, 606–610 large-scale content repositories, 193 service applications, 224–234 large-tier topology, 253 sites, business collaboration services, 832–834 “last access,” information landscape, 35 site collections, governance, 422 late majority, 391 web page publishing sites, 184–185 latency, 515 life sciences, 14
1051
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10511051 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:421:04:42 PMPM Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) – Managed Metadata Service (MMS)
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), 48, 51 DCs, 644 attribute stores, 647 IIS, 644 exclusion fi lters, 889 local term sets, 721, 839 LSASS, 296 location-based expiration, RM, 1014 User Profi le, 875 location-based metadata, 192 Limited Access permission, 149 log shipping, 53 line-of-business (LOB), 6, 76, 180, 489 logging. See also Unifi ed Logging Service BCS, 902, 905–906 database, 581 BDC, 223 defect tracking, 596 BI, 934 farm backup, 685 external data, 300 logical architecture offl ine, 913–915 application servers, 528 Search, 851 content databases, 525–526 LinkedIn, 27 database servers, 528 Links List, 158 design, 521–535 LINQ. See Language Integrated Query physical infrastructure, 533 LINQ-to-SharePoint, 312–313, 314 service applications, 522–524 lists, 156–160. See also specifi c lists and list types sites, 527 backup, 691–692 site collections, 526–527 BI, 936–937 topologies, 531–533 collaboration, 196 web applications, 524–525 content libraries, 420 web servers, 528 data platform capabilities, 300–307 Logical Disk counter, 567–568 forms, 217, 969–970, 975 logical infrastructure, 533–535 InfoPath Forms Services, 980 logical unit number (LUN), 583 joins, 303 logos, 449 projections, 303 lookups, 301–303 relationships, 301–303 columns, 937 security, 445 upgrades, 122 validation, 303–304 Low Business Impact (LBI), 130 views, 160 LSASS. See Local Security Authority Subsystem Service List Form Web Part (LFWP), 962 LUN. See logical unit number List Instance Feature, 980 LV WP. See List View Web Part list items, 156–160 Lync, 8, 509, 879 workfl ows, 985 communication, 69 List View Web Part (LVWP), 962 IM, 893 listener adapters, IIS, 56 micro-blogging, 880 live queries, 434, 486 user landscape, 40–41 load-balancing, 50. See also Network Load Balancing project design, 374 M rolling release model, 609 service applications, 248 macro environment, 13 TMG/UAG, 534 “Manage service applications” page, 226–227 WLBS, 253 managed accounts, governance, 663–664 load-test, 83 Managed Metadata Service (MMS), 192, 193–194, 223, LOB. See line-of-business 229, 255, 582 local area network (LAN) availability by edition, 222 bandwidth, 533 content type hub, 802 caching, 59 corporate information services, 814–818 infrastructure architecture, 510–511 enterprise keywords, 817–818 latency, 533 partitions, 727–728 Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS), people search, 891 295–296 publishing sites, 269–271 bottlenecks, 536 service applications, 523
1052
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10521052 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:431:04:43 PMPM managed properties – Mindjet MindManager tool
tagging content, 815 refi nement navigation, 433 terms, 814–815 RM, 1022, 1027–1028 term sets, 815–817 Search, 199 WAN, 277 MetaLogix company, 71 web applications, 257 Metavis company, 71 managed properties, 866 methodology templates, 65 Management Shell, architecture, 287 metrics manual testing, 591 business information ecology, 42–43 marketing plan, 390–393 portals, 328 master pages, 476, 526, 677 social networking, 895–896 advanced branding, 771–773 storage, business collaboration services, 845–848 Master Page Gallery, 773 metric-based chargeback model, 25 master record, 863 micro environment, 13 master site collection list (MSCL), 437, 438 micro-blogging, 876, 880 matrix structure, 19 micro-sites, portal strategy, 349 MaxConcurrentApi, 536 Microsoft Certifi ed Architect (MCA), 82 maximum upload size, 58 Microsoft Certifi ed Master (MCM), 27, 28 MBI. See Moderate Business Impact Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN), 27 MCA. See Microsoft Certifi ed Architect Microsoft Dynamics Business Portal, 76 MCM. See Microsoft Certifi ed Master Microsoft IT (MSIT), 110, 113, 114 measures, BI, 940 Microsoft Offi ce SharePoint Server (MOSS), 177. Media Player, Silverlight, 195 See also Records Center medium-tier topology, 252–253 BCS, 899 Meeting Workspace, 824–827 SSP, 220 memberships, 204 Microsoft Offi ce Specialist (MOS), 82 SharePoint Governance Board, 670 Microsoft OneNote, 41 social networking, 876–880 Microsoft Online, 614 memory. See also RAM Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF), 91, 544 architecture, 288–289 Microsoft Partner, 26 ESX Server, 741 ISVs, 27 Hyper-V, 738, 739 Microsoft Project Server, 76 physical vs. virtual, 736 Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF), 65 virtualization, 758 Microsoft SQL Data Engine (MSDE), 581 V-Sphere, 741 Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE), 169 metadata, 101. See also Managed Metadata Service Microsoft System Center, 54 Autosites, 131 Microsoft System Center Protection Manager, 60 BCS, 904 Microsoft Team Foundation Server, 76 branding, 448 Microsoft TechNet, 27 business collaboration services, 839–940 Microsoft Web (MSW), 110–111 columns, 159 Microsoft.identityModel, 630 content, 102–105 Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls, 774 cleansing, 456 MigrateUsers, 641 database, 283–286 migration EMM, 407–414 content, 30 fi ltering, 192 IA, 452–460 folder-based, 192 solutions inferred, 201–202 Hyper-V, 738 information landscape, 34 requirements, 364 location-based, 192 RM, 1022, 1030–1031 navigation, 192 third-parties, 71 RM, 1020 mind mapping, 106 page layouts, 773–774 user landscape, 42 process mapping, 98 Mind Maps, 789 publishing sites, 788 Mindjet MindManager tool, 42
1053
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10531053 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:441:04:44 PMPM minimal.master –.NET Framework
minimal.master, 771, 772 My Site, 110, 202–204 mirroring colleagues, 877 databases dashboards, roles, 887 governance, 664 design, 894 SQL Server, 53, 699–701 document libraries, 876 disks, 570 geography, 886 index partitions, 282–283 micro-blogging, 880 Search, 870 portal strategy, 348 MMS. See Managed Metadata Service requirements, 890–891 mobile devices, 7 rollout, 885 mocking, 63 social networking, 875–876 modeling associations, 908–910 User Profi le, 876 modeling entities, 908 web applications, 140, 524 Model-View-Presenter (MVP), 482–483 My Site Host, 87, 203 Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM), 483 MyNewTheme.thmx, 766 Moderate Business Impact (MBI), 130 Module, 766 N modules, IIS, 56–57 MOF. See Microsoft Operations Framework NAS. See Network Attached Storage monitoring, 29 navigation content databases, 526 aggregation, 434–435 disk performance, 567–568 branding, 449 governance, 665 business collaboration services, 841–842 infrastructure team, 83 content migration, 459–460 technologies, 54–55 corporate information services documents, 804–806 MoReq2 specifi cation, 32 customization, publishing sites, 788 Morville, Peter, 397 design, 96, 440–441 MOS. See Microsoft Offi ce Specialist EMM, 411 MoSCoW method, 359–360 geography, 442 MOSS. See Microsoft Offi ce SharePoint Server IA, 428–443 Most Valued Professional (MVP), 28 metadata, 192, 433 MPIO. See Multi-path I/O RM, 1020 MSCL. See master site collection list models, 441–442 MSDE. See Microsoft SQL Data Engine; Microsoft SQL design, 442–443 Server Desktop Engine organization structure, 442 MSDN. See Microsoft Developer Network page rating, 433–434 MSEngage, 428 publishing sites, 430, 784–788 MSF. See Microsoft Solutions Framework Search, 433 MSIT. See Microsoft IT site collections, 418 MSLibrary, 428 structure, 439–443 MSW. See Microsoft Web near-live queries, 434, 486 MUI. See Multi-lingual User Interface near-shore development model, 387–389 multi-channel content, 188–189 Nego2. See Negotiate Version 2 multi-instance architecture, service applications, 242–243 Negotiate Version 2 (Nego2), 538 multi-lingual site collections, 202 nested terms, software boundaries, 156 Multi-lingual User Interface (MUI), 186 .NET, 9 publishing sites, 779–781 Elevation security software pattern, 493 multinational structure, 20 performance testing, 593 Multi-path I/O (MPIO), 558 unit testing, 592 multi-tenancy, 242–247, 723–724 .NET Assembly Connectors, 311 MVC, unit testing, 592 .NET Framework, 60–61 MVP. See Model-View-Presenter; Most Valued Professional code libraries, 66 MVVM. See Model-View-ViewModel SharePoint 2007, 175 My Content, 876 WIF, 624
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10541054 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:441:04:44 PMPM .NET Refl ector – one-to-one mapping
.NET Refl ector, 62 O NetApp company, 71 NetBackup, Symantec, 60 object caching, 58–59 NETLOGON, 295, 536 object relational mapping (ORM), 61 networks. See also local area network; wide-area-network OCS. See Offi ce Communication Server accelerators, 534 ODBC. See Open Database Connectivity adapters, 534 Offi ce, 8. See also specifi c programs bottlenecks, 294 BCS, 901 ESX Server, 741 business information ecology, 68–70 Hyper-V, 739 capture, 69 infrastructure architecture, 510–511 collaboration, 197 performance, 293–294 communication, 69 physical vs. virtual, 736 corporate information services, 807–808 virtualization, 758 imaging, 69 V-Sphere, 741 offl ine, 320–321 network and security teams, 23–24 presence, 880 Network Attached Storage (NAS), 551, 561–563 user landscape, 39 latency, 559 versioning, requirements, 365 network impact assessment, infrastructure architecture, virtual meeting, 69 513–514 Offi ce 365, 110 network infrastructure cloud-based solutions, 711 logical infrastructure, 533–535 large business, 15 virtualization, 754 limitations, 161–162 network interface cards (NICs), 697 SaaS, 316 physical vs. virtual, 736 scalability, 509 Network Load Balancing (NLB), 50 SharePoint Online, 9 farm backup, 686 small business, 15 SharePoint Server, 701 Offi ce Communication Server (OCS), 879 WFE, 144 offi ce locations, user landscape, 36 Network Monitor utility, 63, 294 Offi ce Mobile, business collaboration services, 835 newsfeeds, 875 Offi ce Web Applications (OWA), 164–165 New-SPServiceApplicationPool, 226 corporate information services, 808–810 New-SPSite, 245 project design, 371 NICs. See network interface cards Search, 199 nightandday.master, 771, 772 Offi cial Secrets Act, 33 Nintex company, 69, 70 offl ine NLB. See Network Load Balancing BCS, 906 no-chargeback (centralized) model, 25 business data, 318–321 no-code site creation, 89 corporate information services, 806–807 Non Uniform Memory Access (NUMA), 758 document libraries, 192 non-declarative workfl ows, customization, 216 list forms, 217 non-functional requirements, 356, 364 LOB, 913–915 note boards Offi ce, 69–70, 320–321 corporate information services, 799 solutions, 70 social networking, 883–884 user landscape, 41 note taking, user landscape, 41 offshore development model, 387–389 NotePad ++ tool, 64 teams, 620–621 notifi cations, 197 OLAP. See Online Analytical Processing NT LAN Manager (NTLM), 48, 295, 308–309 Oleson, Joel, 45, 50 Classic Mode authentication, 643 on premise, 722–729 Windows authentication claims, 640 dedicated environment, 722 NTLMChallengeResponse, 644 hosted environment, 722 nugget repository, 168 VM, 737–743 NUMA. See Non Uniform Memory Access one-off enterprise sites, 146–147 number of nines availability, 681 one-to-one mapping, 5
1055
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10551055 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:451:04:45 PMPM onet.xml – performance
onet.xml, 468, 472, 473 page checksum, 576 Online Analytical Processing (OLAP), BI, 940 page layout Online Privacy Protection Act, 31 advanced branding, 773–775 onshore development model, 387–389 templates, 96 ontology, 101 wikis, 881 OOB. See out of browser page level restore, 576 Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), 209 page output caching, 58 open security model, 497 Pages Library, 774 open submission policy, 816 parameterized reports, 957 open term set, 194 partitions, 726–729 OpenSearch, 865 BDC, 726–727 operating system, requirements, 364 indexing, 200, 201 operational expenditure (OPEX), 749 mirror, 282–283 operations management, 330 query components, 282 housekeeping, 547 Search, 870 infrastructure architecture, 544–549 SharePoint Server, 280 security, 549 MMS, 727–728 OPEX. See operational expenditure SSS, 728 organization User Profi le, 728–729 change Windows Server, 583 navigation design, 441 partnership development model, 26 portal strategy, 342 PassThrough, BCS, 926 chart, 204 pass-through authentication, 308–309 constraints, 401 passwords, 547 demographics, user landscape, 36–37 farm backup, 685 model, BI, 934 patches, 615–616 profi les, 203 infrastructure team, 83 social networking, 876–880 performance testing, 595 structure rolling release model, 610 business landscape, 17–20 server farms, 544–547 navigation model, 442 Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture user landscape, 36 (Fowler), 463–464 ORM. See object relational mapping Payment Card Industry (PCI), 90 out of browser (OOB), 201 PCI. See Payment Card Industry Outlook, 8 PDF BCS, 901 subscriptions, 958 business collaboration services, 834–835 user landscape, 41 colleagues, 878 people search, 868 presence, 880 social networking, 891 SharePoint Designer, 915 PeopleSoft system, 884, 888 user landscape, 40 Perfmon monitoring, 536 outsourced model, 385–386 performance, 58–59. See also key performance IT development, 26 indicators IT organizations, 21 aggregation, 836 OWA. See Offi ce Web Applications business collaboration services, 842 capacity, 79 P databases, 516–517 snapshots, 577 pages, 148. See also special page types disks, 566–568 business solutions, 502 storage, 555 collaboration, 196 governance, 665 content, 148 Hyper-V, 738 rating, navigation, 433–434 network, 293–294 Search, 199 Search, 870–871
1056
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10561056 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:461:04:46 PMPM Performance Monitor – PowerPivot
storage, disks, 555 platforms testing, 593–595 capabilities, 400–401 web applications, 416, 525 governance, 421–422 Performance Monitor, 259–261 life cycle, 425 Data Collector Set, 295–296 Platinum, Exchange, 167 PerformancePoint Services, 7, 90, 212–214, pluggable workfl ow services, 987 223, 256 PMBOK. See Project Management Body of Knowledge Application tier, 251 PMI. See Project Management Institute architecture, 952–953 PMO. See Portfolio Management availability by edition, 222 Organization BI, 892, 948–954 PMP. See Program Management Plan; Project C2WTS, 638 Management Professional dashboards, 949–950 PNMSoft company, 70 FBA, 643 POC. See proof of concept KPIs, 949 point-in-time snapshots, 189 SSO, 639 policies, 192, 625, 816 unattended service account, 953–954 IMP, 811–813 Visualization Decomposition Tree, 951 RM, 1010–1011, 1021, 1029 web applications, 257 security, 93 permissions, 149–151, 192 storage, 92 business solutions, 502–503 politicization, level of, 30 collaboration, 197 portals, 110 IA, 444–445 capabilities, 400 levels of, 149–150 extranet, 76 service applications, 523 footprint, 29 site collections, 526 intranet, 76 testing, 596 life cycle, 380, 605–617 personal data privacy laws, 31 content, 611 Personal Documents, 876 direct release model, 605 personalization iterations, 610–611 collaboration, 196 key development phases, 610–615 design, 96 phased release model, 605–607 social networking, 874–876 rolling release model, 606–610 user landscape, 37–38 MOSS, 177 personally identifi able information (PII), 31, 129, solutions, 29–30 884–885, 893 strategy, 325–353 Highly-Sensitive PII, 130 audiences, 337–339 personas best practices, 352–353 business solutions, 501 blueprint, 342–344 IA, 404–405 capabilities, 335–342 persuasion, 392 requirements, 363 PFEs. See Premier Field Engineers road map, 346–349 PG. See Product Group stakeholders, 328–335, 349–352 phased release model, 605–607 technologies, 30 physical hardware, 735–737 Portal Site Map Provider, 836–837 physical infrastructure, logical architecture, 533 portalsuperreaderaccount, 642 physical machine, 598–600 portalsuperuseraccount, 642 picking, 625 Portfolio Management Organization (PMO), 23 Picture Library, 157 PostAuthenticateRequest, 629 PID. See Process ID power, infrastructure architecture, 509–510 Pie Release, 175 power usage effectiveness (PUE), 509–510 PII. See personally identifi able information power users, 424, 672 pilots, 107–108 PowerPivot PKMCDO. See Publishing and Knowledge Management BI, 944–948 Collaboration Data Objects Excel, 209–210, 944–946
1057
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10571057 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:471:04:47 PMPM PowerShell, Windows – PUE
PowerShell, Windows, 64, 577 team, 82–84 architecture, 287 UAT, 595–596 database mirroring, 700 Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), 384 FBA, 643 Project Management Institute (PMI), 82 Features, 479 Project Management Professional (PMP), 82 fully trusted solutions, 613 project manager, 352 InfoPath Forms Services, 983–984 project sites, 821–822 multi-tenancy, 245 project sponsorship, 351 rolling release model, 610 Project Tasks List, 158 service applications, 225–226, 256 project team, 352 proxy groups, 230–231 ProjectedFields, 303 snapshot restore, 590 projections, lists, 303 trusted provider claims, 625 proof of concept (POC), 610–611 Premier Field Engineers (PFEs), 27 virtualization, 752–753 presence, social networking, 879–880 property database, 200, 583, 856, 871 Presentation layer, BCS, 900 property promotion, 974, 978–979 Presley, Elvis, 379 protocols. See also specifi c protocols primary keys, 937 farms, 51 primary navigation, 429–430 protocol listeners, IIS, 56 priorities, defect tracking, 596 prototypes, 107–108 privacy, 79 provider-based site-provisioning model, 476–477 privileges, elevation of, 49 Provision a Site wizard, 473, 474, 492 ProcDump utility, 261 Provision Storage Wizard, 583 process. See also business processes proxy groups isolation, 258 service applications, 229–231, 236, 523–524 web application, 416 web applications, 524 mapping, BVPS, 98 PSConfig, SharePoint 2007, 176 templates, 65 Publishing and Knowledge Management Collaboration Process ID (PID), 261 Data Objects (PKMCDO), 170 Process Monitor utility, 63, 261 publishing controls, 148 processing pipeline, 200–201 Publishing Features, site-provisioning models, 475 processor. See CPU publishing pages, 774–775 Product Group (PG), 113, 114 wikis, 881 product-based structure, 18–19 Publishing Portal, 87, 762 Productivity Hub template, 101–102 publishing services, 184–191 profi le synchronization, 203 publishing sites, 146–147, 761–792. See also intranet program management, 382–389 artifacts, 788–789 Program Management Plan (PMP), 384 breadcrumbs, 787 program manager, 351 content, 775–784 projects/programs current navigation, 787 best practices, 376–377 custom navigation, 788 code reviews, 378–379 deploying, 788–791 constraints, 401 deployment baseline, 789–790 design, 362–375 directory site collection, 438 governance, 385 global navigation, 786–787 requirements, 356–365 item scheduling, 778 resources, 384–385 metadata, 788 project governance board, 350–351 MUI, 779–781 project management, 65, 77–87, 382–389 navigation, 430 containment model, 84–87 portal strategy, 348 development team, 84 Reusable Content list, 776–778 infrastructure team, 83 templates, 184 mapping requirements, 81–82 publishing sites, web pages, life cycle, 184–185 scope, 79–81 Publish-SPServiceApplication, 226 success criteria, 78–79, 395 PUE. See power usage effectiveness
1058
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10581058 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:471:04:47 PMPM QA – referential integrity, BCS
Q business processes, 1028 business requirements, 1027, 1028 QA. See quality assurance classifi cation, 1027 QSM. See Quick Storage Migration compliance, 1021 quality assurance (QA), 27 fi le plan, 1000–1004, 1015–1017 automated builds, 589 audits, 1017 centralized virtualized environments, 603 bottom-up classifi cation, 1003 environments, 598, 604–605 content life-cycle, 1003–1004 functional testing, 595 expiration, 1002, 1017, 1028 offshore development teams, 621 retention, 1002, 1017, 1028 rolling release model, 609 top-down classifi cation, 1003 quality attributes, 368 implementation plan, 1028–1029 query architecture, 281–283 in-place, 194 scaling out, 529 location-based expiration, 1014 query components metadata, 1022, 1027–1028 index partitions, 282 navigation, 1020 Search, 282, 857, 870 migration solutions, 1022, 1030–1031 query processing pipeline, 201–202 policies, 1010–1011, 1021, 1029 query servers, 201 reports, 1019–1020 query throttling, 304–307 roles, 999–1000 Quest company, 60, 71 source data, 1027 Quick Launch Bar, 431 storage, 1023–1024 Quick Storage Migration (QSM), 738 training, 1029 user experience, 1022 R validation, 1031 Records Management System (RMS), 76 RAID. See Redundant Arrays of Independent records managers, 998, 999 Disks recovery level objective (RLO), 680–681 RAID 0, 569 recovery point objective (RPO), 126, 128, 680, 688 RAID 1, 570 DAS, 561 RAID 1+0, 570–571 SAN, 564 RAID 5, 571–573 storage, 553 RAM, 47, 144, 517 recovery time objective (RTO), 126, 128, 680, 688 virtualization, 758 DAS, 561 WFE, 401 SAN, 564 rank reports, 845 storage, 553 RBS. See Remote BLOB Storage; Role-Based Security recovery.org, 14 rdbConnectionString, 922 Recycle Bin, 192 Read Item method, 889 backup, 692–693 Read List method, 889 governance, 664 Read permission, 149 SLAs, 689 ReadItem, 918 versioning, 689 ReadList, 918 workfl ows, 1018 real-time aggregation, 312 red-gate.com, 62, 63 RecolorImages, 768 redundancy Record Repositories, 1029 data centers, 703–704 recording requirements, 361–362 Search, 869–870 Records Center, 87, 194, 1004–1005 server farms, 698 components, 1014 service applications, 701–702 document identifi cation, 1009–1010 SharePoint Server, 701 portal strategy, 340, 349 SQL Server, 698–701 templates, 1012–1013 Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks (RAID), 554, records management (RM), 6, 31–32, 191, 997–1032 569–575 architecture, 1023–1024 dynamic disk architecture, 565–566 best practices, 1031 referential integrity, BCS, 910
1059
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10591059 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:481:04:48 PMPM REG_DWORD – rolling release model
REG_DWORD, 536 projects/programs, 356–365, 383 relationships, lists, 301–303 recording, 361–362 release management, governance, 665 Search, 425–426, 863 relevancy, Search, 871–872 social networking, 892–893 Relevant Documents web part, 484 storage, 552–554 reliability, 78–79, 515 User Profi le, 890–891 farms, 517, 521 validation, 360 Relying Party (RP), 624–625 resources trusted provider claims, 625 projects/programs, 384–385 Remote BLOB Storage (RBS), 559, 689 service applications, 523 Remote FILESTREAM Provider, 558 resource groups, 530–532 Remote Procedure Call (RPC), 51 Resource Monitor, 259–261 removable storage, 583 REST. See Representational State Transfer Remove-SPServiceApplication, 226 restore. See backup Remove-SPServiceApplicationPool, 226 Restore-SPDeletedSite, 693 Remove-SPServiceAppli Restore-SPFarm, 684 cationProxy, 226, 230 Restore-SPSite, 690 ReplaceColor, 767, 768 results click-through, 202 replication, 70 retention, RM fi le plan, 1002, 1017, 1028 reports return on investment (ROI), 78, 97, 191 audits, 1019 business governance, 421 BI, 938 Solution Center, 100 caching, 957 Reusable Content list, 776–778 database, 582 reusable frameworks, 586–587 fi le plan, 1020 reusable workfl ows, 987–988 RM, 1019–1020 RevertToSelf, 310 Search, 845–846 RIA. See Rich Internet Application snapshots, 958 Ribbon solutions, third-parties, 71 browser, 184–185 subscriptions, 958 contextual navigation, 432 Report Builder, 639, 955 custom actions, 7 Report Designer, 639 customization, 7 Report Library, 157 rolling release model, 609 Report Manager UI, 956 Rich Internet Application (RIA), 66 Report Viewer web part, 956 rich media assets, 195–196 Reporting Services, 7, 214, 639 Rich Text Editor, 788 architecture, 955–957 wikis, 881 BI, 954–958 wiki pages, 882 PowerPivot, 947 RightFax company, 69 proxy, 956 RLO. See recovery level objective Representational State Transfer (REST), 9, 314, 487 RM. See records management Azure, 317 RMS. See Records Management System Excel Services, 942 Roeder, Lutz, 62 InfoPath Forms Services, 980 ROI. See return on investment request processing, IIS, 57 roles requests per second (RPS), 520 design, 95 requirements. See also specifi c requirement types IA, 444–445 analyzing, 359–360 governance, 663, 671–675 applications, storage, 553–554 governance board, 674–675 business collaboration services, 829 My Site dashboards, 887 business continuity management, 678–682 RM, 999–1000 eliciting, 357–358 virtualization, 745–749 My Site, 890–891 Role-Based Security (RBS), 664 personas, 404 rollback, 612 phased release model, 606 rolling release model, 606–610
1060
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10601060 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:491:04:49 PMPM roll-up – Search
roll-up, 311 SCCM. See System Center Confi guration Manager Rosenfeld, Louis, 397 scenarios round-trip time (RTT), 293 business continuity management, 678 Roussel, Jonathan, 487 business solutions, 501 routers, 534 IA, 406–407 routing table, 1007 virtualization, 745 RP. See Relying Party SCOM. See System Center Operations Manager RPC. See Remote Procedure Call scope RPO. See recovery point objective aggregation, 836 RPS. See requests per second business solutions, 500–501 RSS feeds, 485 Central Administration, 427 blogs, 880 content discovery, 454 double-hop authentication, 49 EMM, 407–408 RTO. See recovery time objective governance, 657 RTT. See round-trip time IA, 399–400 runtime navigation design, 440 client, 900, 905 project management, 79–81 CLR, 60 Search, 199, 425, 427 ASP.NET, 538 SharePoint Governance Board, 670 qualities, 368 site collections, 427 server, 206 scorecards, 90 Russinovich, Mark, 63 BI, 939 PerformancePoint Services, 213 S SSAS, 53 screen shots, defect tracking, 596 SaaS. See Software as a Service SCRUM, 376 Safari, 68 SDKs. See software development kits SafeMode Page Parser, 174 Search, 6, 255, 583, 851–872. See also FAST Search SAN. See Storage Area Network advanced queries, 199 sandboxed solutions, 66, 152–153, 614 aggregation, 313, 427 Azure, 317 analytics, 200 content databases, 612 applications, 865 customization, 696 architecture, 855–857 farm backup, 685 Search, 855–857 governance customization, 424 Ask Me About section, 876 multi-tenancy, 245 availability by edition, 223 web templates, 469 Azure, 317 sanitization, 455 BCS, 858 Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX), 32, 90 business collaboration services, 837 SAS. See Serial Attached SCSI; Statement on Audit Status business requirements, 863–864 SATA. See Serial ATA collaboration, 197 satellite country offi ces, 16 confi guration settings, 202 scalability content sources, 857–859 architecture, 288–297 CRM, 851 EC2, 744 EMM, 411 Offi ce 365, 509 ERP, 851 Search, 869–870 federation, 199, 859–861 service applications, 221 IA, 424–428 storage, 565–568 indexing scaling out, 289–293, 529–530 connectors, 205 SQL Server, 579–580 partitions, 870 scaling up, 289 integration, 205 Scan on Download option, 548 keywords, 876 Scan on Upload option, 548 LOB, 851
1061
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10611061 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:491:04:49 PMPM Search – service accounts, governance
Search (continued) BCS, 308–310, 901, 926–930 mirroring, 870 BI, 962–964 MOSS, 177 business collaboration services, 842 navigation, 433 business solutions, 502–503 people search, 868, 891 cloud-based solutions, 712 performance, 870–871 collaboration, 197 planning guide, 285 constraints, 402 portal strategy, 348 content libraries, 420 publishing sites, 272–274 corporate information services, 795 query components, 282, 857, 870 infrastructure architecture, 512–513 redundancy, 869–870 items, 445 relevancy, 871–872 libraries, 445 reports, 845–846 lists, 445 requirements, 425–426, 863 operations management, 549 results, 886 policy, 93 scalability, 869–870 reliability, 79 scaling out, 529 service applications, 258–261 scope, 425, 427 site collections, 418 server farms, 250, 297, 522 software patterns, 491–493 service applications, 221–222, 523 storage, 569–575 site collections, 428 team, portal strategy, 331 SSP, 855 tokens, 624 technical requirements, 864–865 web applications, 525 third-parties, 70 Security ID (SID), 646 topologies, 279–281 Security Token Service (STS), 625, 630. See also UI, 868–869 SharePoint STS user experience, 427–428, 865–866 SecurityTokenHandler, 630, 631 User Profi le, 876 SecurityTokenValidated, 631 WAN, 277 self-service site creation, 89 WFE, 857 Autosites, 131 workload, 518 BI, 934 Search Center, 70, 428, 865 business collaboration services, 830–831 portal strategy, 340 Send To, cloud-based solutions, 718–719 site templates, 199 SEO. See Search Engine Optimization Search Coder tool, 64 sequential workfl ows, 990 Search Core Results web part, 485 Serial ATA (SATA), 557–558 Search Engine Optimization (SEO), 190 Serial Attached SCSI (SAS), 555, 558 Search Query, 517 servers, 143–145. See also SharePoint Server; specifi c Search Server Administration (SSA), 886 server types Search Server web parts, 151 APIs, 313–314 Search Services, 198–202, 687, 856 runtime, 206 searchable entities, 863 virtualization, 733–735 SEC. See Securities and Exchange Commission server farms, 296–297, 522 Second Level Translation (SLAT), 537 patching, 544–547 secondary navigation, 430–431 redundancy, 698 Secure Store Service (SSS), 206, 255, 581–582, 639 topologies, 249–253 availability by edition, 223 Server Message Block (SMB), 51 BCS, 928–929 Server Publishing Infrastructure Feature, 762, 763–764, partitions, 728 774, 786 PerformancePoint Services, 953 Server Virtualization Validation Program publishing sites, 274–275 (SVVP), 733 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), 32 server-side caching, 906 security server-side object model, 66, 313–314 audits, CMDB, 543 service accounts, governance, 663–664
1062
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10621062 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:501:04:50 PMPM service applications – SharePoint Server
service applications, 141–143, 219–248 Shared Pictures, 876 architectural principles, 234–248 Shared Service Provider (SSP), 141, 178, 219–220 backup, 686–687 index server, 280 BCS, 921–926 inter-farm, 241–242 confi guration, 226–231 Search, 855 consuming, 231 workload, 518 farm resource group, 531–532 Shared Services, 110 farms, 221 SharePoint 2001, 168–171 governance, 664–665 SharePoint 2003, 171–175 groups and associations, 257–258 SharePoint 2007, 5, 175–180 life cycle, 224–234 DNS Round-Robin, 50 load-balancing technologies, 248 phased release model, 605 logical architecture, 522–524 SharePoint administrators, 673 multi-instance architecture, 242–243 SharePoint architect, 673 multi-tenancy, 242–247 SharePoint Designer, 475–476 project design, 371 BCS, 206, 910–916 proxies, confi guration, 228–229 Composites workload, 7 proxy groups, 229–231, 236 direct release model, 605 publishing sites, 231–234, 262–277 ECTs, 307 redundancy, 701–702 governance customization, 424 resource group, 531 Outlook, 915 security, 258–261 trusted provider claims, 639 server farms, 297 web parts, 961–962 SharePoint Server, 255–256 workfl ows, 966, 993 software pattern, 493–494 WYSIWYG, 62 SPF, 255–256 SharePoint Foundation (SPF), 162–163 throughput, 521 Offi ce, 68 topologies, 253–279 Search, 851–852 planning, 261–262 service applications, 255–256 WAN, 277–278 small business, 15 Service Application Association, 231 Subscription Settings Service, 246, 254 service consumption, upgrades, 123 SharePoint Governance Board, 670–671 service delivery, project/program management, 383 SharePoint groups, 150 service desk, decision tree, 83 SharePoint Health Analyzer, 54 Service Level Agreements (SLAs), 110, 115 SharePoint Manager, 64 architecture, 287–288 SharePoint Object Model, trusted provider claims, 625 availability, 681 SharePoint Online backup, 679–681 administration model, 713–722 business continuity management, 677, 679–682 cloud-based solutions, 712–722 content databases, 525 Offi ce 365, 9 disaster recovery, 682 SharePoint Portal Server (SPS), 168 farms, 138 SharePoint Practices Group (SPG), 63 My Site, 886 SharePoint Server, 509 Recycle Bin, 689 administration component, 280 service machine instances, 143 CAL, 163 Service Management Functions (SMF), 91 claims-based authentication, 624–643 service packs, 90, 161 crawl components, 280 confi guration management, 542 index partitions, 280 performance testing, 595 Offi ce, 68 Windows Server, 536 redundancy, 701 SessionAuthenticationModule, 625 Search, 851 Set-SPServiceApplication, 226 service applications, 255–256 Set-SPServiceApplicationPool, 226 SQL Server, 539 Shared Documents, 876, 981 websites, 163–164
1063
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10631063 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:511:04:51 PMPM SharePoint Service Management – site map
SharePoint Service Management, 670 subscriptions, 724 SharePoint Standard License, 15 templates, 147–148 SharePoint STS (SPSTS), 625, 641 information services, 193 SharePoint team, 24 Search Center, 199 SharePoint Utility, 110, 112–113 solution architecture, 466–467 SharePoint Workspace, 8, 70, 319–320 web applications, 139 BCS, 901 workfl ows, 985 business collaboration services, 834 Site Aggregator, 788 forms, 978 site collections user landscape, 41 administrators, 151 SID. See Security ID automated confi guration, 495–496 SignedIn, 631 automated growth management, 496 Silverlight, 9, 66, 96 backup, 690–691 Azure, 317 business collaboration services, 831–832, 845–847 branding, 449 cloud-based solutions, 714–715 Media Player, 195 columns, 159 social networking, 878 containment model, 85–86 web parts, 486 corporate information services, 811 simple branding, 762, 764–770 direct release model, 605 custom styles, 768 directory site collection, 438 themes, 765–768 EMM, 413 Simple Message Transport Protocol (SMTP), 51 farm backup, 685 Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), 174, 314 Features, 417 InfoPath Forms Services, 980 governance life-cycle software pattern, 494–498 trusted provider claims, 625 host-named site collections, 527 single point of failure, 757 information panel, 437 Single Sign-On (SSO), 14, 48 life cycle, governance, 422 BCS, 309–310 logical architecture, 526–527 BI, 964 multi-lingual, 202 SharePoint Online, 712 permissions, 444 SSS, 928 project design, 372–373 Single Sockets Layer (SSL) provisioning, 494–495 encryption, 288 scope, 427 farm backup, 686 Search, 428 multi-tenancy, 245 Server Publishing Infrastructure Feature, 786 SharePoint Online, 712 sites, 145–147 single-server deployment, 577–578 software boundaries, 155 single-tier topology, 251–252 software patterns, 490 sites, 6 templates, 86–87 applications, 146–147 throughput, 521 archival and deletion automation, 496–498 web applications, 139, 415, 417–419 assets, 130–131 Site Collection Administration, 782–783 backup, 691–692 Site Creation Provider, 245 collaboration, 146, 196 site defi nitions, 147 corporate information services, 811 customization, 477–478 extensibility, collaboration, 197 Features, 468, 472 governance customization, 424 site collections, 418 life cycle management solution architecture, 470–474 business collaboration services, 832–834 web templates, 468 governance, 665 Site Directory, templates, 437 logical architecture, 527 site fi lter web part, 439 owners, 671 Site in Category, 788 replication, timer jobs, 439 site listings web part, 439 site collections, 145–147 site map, 435–436
1064
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10641064 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:511:04:51 PMPM Site Map Provider Model – solution packages
Site Map Provider Model, ASP.NET, 765–766 social tagging, 202, 204, 882–883 Site Master Page, 773 corporate information services, 798–799 Site Settings Service, 517 database, 582 Site Theme page, 766 EMM, 411 Site Variations, language, 782–784 social/user driven navigation model, 442 SiteId, 693 software. See also independent software vendors site-provisioning models, 474–477 CMDB, 543 64-bit, 47 confi guration management, 542 DCs, 536 constraints, 401 SQL Server, 52, 539 project testing, 377 virtualized dedicated environments, 601 RAID, 574–575 SketchFlow, 360 third-parties, virtualization, 745 SLAs. See Service Level Agreements Software as a Service (SaaS), 4–5 SLAT. See Second Level Translation managing costs, 9 Slide Library, 157 Offi ce 365, 316 small business, business formation, 15 software boundaries, 153–156 SMB. See Server Message Block corporate information services, 819 SMF. See Service Management Functions web applications, 415 SMTP. See Simple Message Transport Protocol software development kits (SDKs), 63 snapshots, 111 software patterns databases, 53, 577 security, 491–493 backup, 695 solution architecture, 489–498 governance, 664 solutions. See also specifi c solution types point-in-time, 189 backup, third-parties, 71 reports, 958 BCS, 907–910 restore, 590 customization, activity feeds, 886–887 soak-test, 83 EMM, 408 SOAP. See Simple Object Access Protocol farms, 152 social bookmarking, 204, 883 navigation design, 440 social networking, 202–204, 873–897. See also instant offl ine, 70 messaging storage, third-parties, 71 architecture, 887–892 upgrades, 615–616 blogs, 880 Visual Studio, 588 business drivers, 892–893 workfl ows, 70 business requirements, 884 solution architecture colleagues, 876–880 aggregation, 483–488 corporate information services, 797–799 content, 483–488 exclusion fi lters, 889–890 deployment patterns, 498–499 memberships, 876–880 design, 463–505 metrics, 895–896 documentation, 503–505 micro-blogging, 876, 880 execution models, 498 My Site, 875–876 Features, 478–480 note boards, 883–884 Feature receiver, 478–480 organization, 876–880 site defi nitions, 470–474 people search, 891 site templates, 466–467 personalization, 874–876 software patterns, 489–498 phased approach, 893–894 UI, 482–483 PII, 884–885 visualization, 483–488 portal strategy, 348 web templates, 467–470 presence, 879–880 Solution Center, 99–100 requirements, 892–893 solution packages tagging content, 882–883 customization, 696 User Profi le, 874–875, 884 design, 612–615 wikis, 881–882 web.config, 615
1065
bbindex.inddindex.indd 10651065 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:521:04:52 PMPM source code – stereotyped operations
source code C2WTS, 638 analysis, 64 database mirroring, 53, 699–701 management, 65 Database tier, 144–145, 251 third-party components, 587 failover clustering, 53, 699 source control, 589 farm backup, 684 source data, RM, 1027 governance, 664 source fi les, InfoPath Forms Services, 974 log shipping, 53 Source Variation, 782 performance testing, 595 SOX. See Sarbanes Oxley Act physical machine, 598 spatial navigation model, 442 redundancy, 698–701 SPChunkedCookieHandler, 630, 631 Remote FILESTREAM Provider, 558 SPDeletedSite, 693 resource governor, 52–53 SPF. See SharePoint Foundation resource group, 531 SPFAM. See SPFederationAuthenticationModule security, 93 SPFeatureReceiver, 480 server farms, 249 SPFederationAuthenticationModule (SPFAM), SharePoint 2003, 173 625, 626 64-bit, 52, 539 trusted provider claims, 627, 629 storage, 575–580 Windows authentication claims, 640 topologies, 577–580 SPG. See SharePoint Practices Group WAN, 534 sponsorship, 351 SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS), 53 executive, 350 scorecards, 213 governance, 657 SQL Server Report Builder, 214 SPQuery, 303 SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), 53 SPRedirectFlags, 627 SQLIOSim tool, 567 S_PRINCIPAL_UNKNOWN, 638 SSA. See Search Server Administration SPS. See SharePoint Portal Server SSAS. See SQL Server Analysis Services SPSessionAuthenticationModule (SPSAM), 625, 626 SSL. See Single Sockets Layer trusted provider claims, 630 SSO. See Single Sign-On Windows authentication claims, 641 SSP. See Shared Service Provider SPSite, 725 SSRS. See SQL Server Reporting Services SPSiteSubscription, 725 SSS. See Secure Store Service SPSmallSecurityTokenHandler, 631 STADM, SharePoint 2007, 176 SPSTS. See SharePoint STS staging database, 582 SPUtility.Redirect(), 627 stakeholders SPView, 303 content migration, 458 SPVirtualPathProvider, 179 portal strategy, 328–335, 349–352 SPWeb, 469 SharePoint Governance Board, 670 SPWebApplication, 641 standard builds, confi guration management, 542 SPWebApplicationMigrateUsers, 643 standard server deployment, 578–579 SPWebConfigModification, 489 standby farm, 704 SPWebProvisioningProvider, 477 StartingOffset, 557 SPWindowsClaimsAuthenticationHttpModule, 626, Start-SPServiceInstance, 226 640–641 state analysis, BVPS, 97 SPWorkflowEventProperties, 316 state database, 581 SQL Azure, 743 State Machine, workfl ows, 990–991 SQL CE. See SQL Compact Edition State Service, 228, 255, 581 SQL Compact Edition (SQL CE), 905 availability by edition, 223 SQL Profi ler, 926 Statement on Audit Status (SAS), 712 SQL Server, 164. See also Reporting Services status indicators, 208 application architecture, 539–541 Status List, 158 audits, 52 status updates, 876 backup, 60 steering committee, 350–351, 385, 669 BCS, 904 stereotyped operations, 900
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10661066 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:531:04:53 PMPM Sticky Sorter application – system.web
Sticky Sorter application, 106–107 content discovery, 455 Stop-SPServiceInstance, 226 governance, 668–671 storage. See also specifi c storage types information landscape, 34 allocated, 716 navigation, 439–443 architecture, 559–565 organization BI, 934–936 business landscape, 17–20 business collaboration services, 843–845 navigation model, 442 cloud-based solutions, 716 user landscape, 36 confi guration, 554–565 teams, 20 containment model, 86 virtualization, 20 content STS. See Security Token Service cleansing, 456 stsadm, 613 discovery, 454 patches, 617 libraries, 420 StyleCop, 64 migration, 458 styles. See also Cascading Style Sheet databases, 580–583 analysis, 64 design, 87–88, 551–584 customization, simple branding, 768 disaster recovery, 553 Subject Matter Experts, 670 disks, 554–559 subject navigation model, 442 EC2, 744 submission policy, 816 governance, 664 SubmitFileActivity, 987 Hyper-V, 738 Subscription Settings Service, SPF, 246, 254 infrastructure architecture, 511 subscriptions locations, 33 reports, 958 content discovery, 455 sites, 724 metrics, business collaboration services, 845–848 subsites policy, 92 business collaboration services, 831–832 removable, 583 web applications, 417–419 requirements, 552–554 success criteria, project management, 78–79, 395 RM, 1023–1024 Summary Links navigation control, 431, 788 scalability, 565–568 sunshine laws, 31 security, 569–575 suppliers, as external stakeholders, 332 SharePoint 2007, 176 support team, 674 site collections, 526 Survey, 151 solutions, third-parties, 71 Survey List, 158 SQL Server, 575–580 SVVP. See Server Virtualization Validation Program technologies, 53–54 Symantec, 71 upgrades, 123 NetBackup, 60 virtualization, 754 symmetrical client, 206 web applications, 415, 416 symmetrical server, 900, 905 Windows Server, 583 synchronization database, 582 Storage Area Network (SAN), 92, 551, 563–565 Syntergy company, 71 Storage Manager, 583 Sysinternals, 261 Storage Explorer, 583 sysinternals.com, 63 Storage Manager, 583 System Center Confi guration Manager (SCCM), Storage vMotion, 740 543–544, 753 .stp, 975 System Center Data Protection Manager, 688 strategic management, 329–330 System Center Operations Manager (SCOM), 54, 91, strategy maps, 213 516, 544 stress testing, 594 System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM), striping, 569 537, 742 striping with parity, 571 System Master Page, 773 structure System Monitor utility, 294 BI, 937–938 system qualities, 368 business solutions, 502 system.web, 627
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10671067 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:531:04:53 PMPM Table Of Contents control – three-tier topology
T Teper, Jeff, 175 terms, 814–815, 839 Table Of Contents control, 431, 788 groups, 816 tactical management, 330 MMS, 814–815 Tag Cloud web part, 485, 788 proximity, 202 tagging content term sets, 721 corporate information services, 815 corporate information services, 815–817 MMS, 815 EMM, 413 My Site, 886 MMS, 815–817 navigation, 434 Term Store, 103 social networking, 882–883 business collaboration services, 839–840 Tahoe, 168 cloud-based solutions, 721–722 tasks database, 582 management, user landscape, 40 EMM, 412–413 workfl ows, 988 terminology, 101 Tasks List, 158 test cases, 592–593 taxonomy, 34, 101, 193. See also term sets testability, requirements, 361 TCO. See Total Cost of Ownership testing, 592–597 TCP/IP, 50, 51 automated, 378, 591 TDA. See technical design authority content migration, 458 teams, 110. See also specifi c team types environments, 597–598, 604–605 EMM, 408 functional, 595 offshore development model, 620–621 integration, 606 operations management, 549 manual, 591 portal strategy, 330 performance, 593–595 project management, 82–84 permissions, 596 structure, 20 projects/programs, 377–378 Team Foundation Server, 65, 589, 596, 599, 601 stress, 594 team sites, 87, 474 UAT, 67, 595–596 business collaboration services, 821–822 requirements, 362 wikis, 881 unit testing, 63, 592 technical design authority (TDA), 385 automated, 590 technical requirements, Search, 864–865 TGGAU. See token-groups-global-and-universal technology landscape TGT. See Ticket Granting Ticket business environment, 26–30 Theme Gallery, 765 portals, 327 themes, 765–768 Telerik company, 67 thesaurus, 101 templates third-parties branding, 449 business information ecology, 70–73 Business Intelligence Center, 207 code libraries, 67–68 Enterprise Wiki, 882 commandlets, 64 InfoPath Forms Services, 974 components, 587 page layout, 96 farms, 90 process, 65 portal strategy, 349 publishing sites, 184 reporting solutions, 71 Records Center, 1012–1013 software, virtualization, 745 sites, 147–148 storage solutions, 71 information services, 193 threats, 678 Search Center, 199 web parts, 312–313 solution architecture, 466–467 workfl ows, 216 site collections, 86–87, 526 Threat Management Gateway (TMG), 50, 534 Site Directory, 437 threats, business continuity management, 678 web, 147, 467–470, 477–478 three state workfl ow, 806 Tenant Administration template, 724–725 three-tier topology, 253
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10681068 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:541:04:54 PMPM throttling – use cases
throttling, 193. See also bit-rate throttling advantages, 636–637 BCS, 924 disadvantages, 639–640 query throttling, 304–307 example, 632–636 upgrades, 122 migration to, 640 throughput, 515, 516 trusted root authorities, 266 content, 520–521 Trusted Subsystem Model, BCS, 926 estimating, 517–521 try/catch, 379 workloads, 518–520 T-SQL. See Transact-SQL thumbnails, 449 TTFB. See time to fi rst byte Ticket Granting Ticket (TGT), 645 TTL. See Time To Live time to fi rst byte (TTFB), 293, 558–559 Twitter, 27, 885 Time To Live (TTL), 50 Two-stage Recycle Bin, 192 timer jobs, 438 two-tier topology, 252–253 site replication, 439 Tzunami company, 71 web templates, 470 t-log creation, 127 U TLS. See Transport Layer Security TMG. See Threat Management Gateway U2U CAML Builder tool, 64 token-based authentication, 48–49 UAG. See Unifi ed Access Gateway token-groups-global-and-universal UAT. See user acceptance testing (TGGAU), 638 UI. See user interface Top Link Bar navigation control, 429 ULS. See Unifi ed Logging Service Top Sites list, 111 ULSViewer tool, 64 top-down classifi cation, RM fi le plan, 1003 Unattached Content Data Recovery, 577 topic navigation model, 442 unattended service account, PerformancePoint Services, topologies 953–954 logical architecture, 531–533 Unifi ed Access Gateway (UAG), 50, 534 Search, 279–281 Unifi ed Logging Service (ULS), 54, 956 server farms, 249–253 BCS, 926 service applications, 253–279 Uniform Resource Name (URN), 630 SharePoint 2007, 176 unit testing, 63, 592 SQL Server, 577–580 automated, 590 virtualization, 745 Unmanaged applications, 8 Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), 161 Unpublish-SPServiceApplication, 226 total storage quota, 716 upgrades, 119, 122–123, 161 traceability, requirements, 361 automated builds, 591 traditional fi le plan, 1001–1002 BCS, 923–924 traffi c reports, 845–846 CMDB, 543 training Features, 615–616 governance, 666 patching, 546 personas, 404 solutions, 615–616 plan, 393 third-party components, 587 portal strategy, 348 UPN. See User Principal Name RM, 1029 uptime, 78, 681 user landscape, 38 URL, trusted provider claims, 630 Training Center, portal strategy, 339 URL namespace design Transact-SQL (T-SQL), 52, 859 navigation, 441 transparent data encryption, database, 52 site collections, 418 Transport Layer Security (TLS), 712 web applications, 416 trend reports, 845 URN. See Uniform Resource Name triage strategy, 378 Usage and Health Data Collection, 223, 224, 254, 581 triggers, 937 use cases, 367–368 truly global navigation, 437–439 IA, 406–407 trusted provider claims, 625, 626–640 site collections, 418
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10691069 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:551:04:55 PMPM users – virtualization
users social tagging, 883 adoption, 78 workload, 518 customization, 666 User Profi le Synchronization Service, 49 design, 93–96 user-centric design, 873–874 experience, 94–95, 198–200 UserContextFilter, 310 business solutions, 501 user/task-centered navigation model, 442 IA, 443–446 Search, 427–428 V governance, 423, 665–666 landscape v4.master, 771 business information ecology, 35–42 validation portals, 328 content migration, 458 portal strategy, 330, 342, 348, 352 HTML, 379 power users, 424, 672 lists, 303–304 project design, 371 requirements, 360 qualities, 368 RM, 1031 requirements, 357 value proposition, 7–9 stories, IA, 406–407 Variations, 188–189, 470 user acceptance testing (UAT), 67, 362, 595–596 Variation Labels, 782 user experience VDS. See Virtual Disk Service business collaboration services, 837 versioning/versions, 160–165, 192 RM, 1022 browsers, requirements, 365 Search, 865–866 corporate information services, 799–800 user interface (UI) Features, 615 BCS, 907 Offi ce, requirements, 365 Fluent UI, 184 Recycle Bin, 689 functional testing, 595 SharePoint 2001, 168–171 jQuery, 67 SharePoint 2003, 171–175 MUI, publishing sites, 779–781 SharePoint 2007, 5, 175–180 rolling release model, 609 DNS Round-Robin, 50 Search, 868–869 phased release model, 605 solution architecture, 482–483 software boundaries, 155, 819 Theme Gallery, 765 views, 193 unit testing, 592 lists, 160 User Principal Name (UPN), 637 Virtual Disk Service (VDS), 583 User Profi le, 202–204, 216, 224, 255 virtual folders, 1020 accuracy, 888 virtual machine (VM), 128, 537, 731–732 audiences, 445–446 cloud-based solutions, 743–745 authentication, 49 EC2, 744 availability by edition, 223 on premise, 737–743 BDC, 888 virtualized dedicated environments, 601 cloud-based solutions, 720–721 Virtual Machine Manager (VMM), 128 ECTs, 889 virtual meeting, 69 import, 887–888 virtual path provider, 179 My Site, 876 virtual private network (VPN), 621 partitions, 728–729 virtual servers, 174 people search, 891 virtualization, 29, 128–129, 731–758 portal strategy, 348 automated builds, 589 publishing sites, 271–272 availability, 758 requirements, 890–891 best practices, 757–758 Search, 876 centralized environments, 602–603 server farms, 522 CPU, 757 service applications, 227 customization, 745 social networking, 874–875, 884 dedicated environments, 600–602
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10701070 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:561:04:56 PMPM VisibilityFeatureDependency – web applications
deployments, 749–754 WF, 61 design, 95–96 workfl ows, 215, 966, 993–994 disks, 758 Visual Studio Code Analysis, 64 example, 754–757 Visual Studio Tools for Offi ce (VSTO), 901 governance, 757 InfoPath Forms Services, 969 hardware, 735–737, 745 Visual web parts, 317 infrastructure architecture, 511 visualization licensing, 750 content migration, 459–460 memory, 758 solution architecture, 483–488 Microsoft support for, 732–733 workfl ows, 985–986 network, 758 Visualization Decomposition Tree, 951 infrastructure, 754 vital records, 998 physical machine, 598–599 Vlissides, John, 481 POC, 752–753 VM. See virtual machine policy, 91 VMM. See Virtual Machine Manager project design, 374 vMotion, 740 RAM, 758 VMWare, 740–742 roles, 745–749 vocabulary, 101 rolling release model, 610 Voice over IP (VOIP), 443, 624 scenarios, 745 Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS), 688 servers, 733–735 VPN. See virtual private network storage, 754 V-Sphere, 740–742 structure, 20 VSS. See Volume Shadow Copy Service technologies, 59 VSTO. See Visual Studio Tools for Offi ce third-party software, 745 topologies, 745 W VisibilityFeatureDependency, 473 Visio W3C. See World Wide Web Consortium eliciting requirements, 358 WAI. See Web Accessibility Initiative SharePoint 2007, 175 WAN. See wide-area-network workfl ows, 966, 992 warm standby farm, 705–706 Visio Graphics Services, 223, 224, 256 WAS. See Windows Process Activation Service Visio Services, 210–211 waterfall-based methodologies, 362 BI, 958–960 WBS. See Work Breakdown Structure C2WTS, 638 WCAG. See Web Content Accessibility Guidelines FBA, 643 WCF. See Windows Communication Foundation SSO, 639 WCM. See Web Content Management vision webs. See sites business solutions, 500–501 Web 2.0, 4 demonstrators, 360 Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), 189 Visual Best Bets, 199 web analytics, 190–191 visual experience, 446–452 Web Analytics Service, 224, 255, 582 Visual Studio, 9, 61–62 availability by edition, 223 BCS, 916–920 business collaboration services, 845–847 BDC model, 916–920 publishing sites, 275–277 defect tracking, 596 Web Analytics web part, 485 ECTs, 308 web applications, 139–140. See also Offi ce Web Features, 151, 480 Applications iterations, 611 backup, 686 large project life cycle models, 618 BDC, 257 physical machine, 598 containment model, 414–417 site templates, 466 logical architecture, 524–525 solutions, 588 MMS, 257 test cases, 592 PerformancePoint Services, 257
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10711071 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:561:04:56 PMPM web applications – Windows Identity Foundation (WIF)
web applications (continued) scaling out, 529 permissions, 444 web applications, 524 project design, 372 Web tier, 250 site collections, 415, 417–419 Windows Server, 538 software patterns, 489 web service storage, 416 InfoPath Forms Services, 981 subsites, 417–419 proxy, InfoPath Forms Services, 720 Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), 30, 189 Web Service Defi nition Language (WSDL), 639, 905 Web Content Management (WCM), 6, 95, 184, 426, 761 Web Site Project (WSP), 152, 901 Web Front End (WFE), 48, 121, 143–144 Web Solution Packages (WSPs), 789 APIs, 582 Web Storage System, 167–168 digital and rich media assets, 195 web templates, 147, 467–470, 477–478 Excel Services, 943 Web tier, 250 functional testing, 595 web.config, 489 governance, 664 farm backup, 685 hardware, 120 HttpModule, 625 object caching, 58–59 solution packages, 615 PerformancePoint Services, 952 SPChunkedCookieHandler, 631 project design, 371, 374 trusted provider claims, 627, 630 RAM, 401 WebDAV, 51, 168, 170 Search, 857 WebTemplate, 467–469 security, 93 WebTemp.xml, 473 SharePoint 2007, 176–177 WF. See Windows Workfl ow Foundation SharePoint Server, 701 WFE. See Web Front End web templates, 478 What’s Happening promotions, 111 web pages what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG), 62, 93–94, 881 best practices, 515 wide-area-network (WAN), 16 InfoPath Forms Services, 818 bottlenecks, 514 publishing, life cycle, 184–185 caching, 59 Word, 818 cross-farm service application, 233 XML, 818 infrastructure architecture, 513 web parts, 96, 148. See also specifi c web parts latency, 127 BCS, 206, 486–487 service applications, 143, 277–278 browser forms, 218 SQL Server, 534 business solutions, 502 WIF. See Windows Identity Foundation collaboration, 196 wikis, 881–882. See also Enterprise Wiki customization, 312–313, 970–971 mark-up, 148 forms, 970–971 pages, 882 InfoPath Forms Services, 962, 977 Wiki Page Library, 157 jQuery, 487 Wikipedia, 881 publishing sites content, 776 wildcards, 372, 527, 852 sandboxed solutions, 614 Windows 7, 600 Search, 199 Windows authentication claims, 640–642 SharePoint Designer, 961–962 Windows Azure, 316–318, 743 Silverlight, 486 Windows CardSpace, 66 software boundaries, 155 Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), 56, 61 software patterns, 490 BCS, 858 third-parties, 312–313 BDC, 904–905 Visual Studio, 588 code libraries, 66 web part pages, wikis, 882 cross-farm service application, 233 web servers, 143–144 service applications, 277 Delegation security software pattern, 492 WIF, 624 logical architecture, 528 Windows Identity Foundation (WIF), 48, 624 network adapters, 534 BI, 964
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bbindex.inddindex.indd 10721072 22/22/12/22/12 1:04:571:04:57 PMPM Windows Live Messenger – zones
C2WTS, 637, 638 solutions, 70 SPSTS, 625 State Machine, 990–991 Windows Live Messenger, 879 tasks, 988 Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), 556 forms, 977 Windows NT Load Balancing Service (WLBS), 253 third-parties, 216 Windows PowerShell. See PowerShell tools, 991–994 Windows Process Activation Service (WAS), 55, 56 Visio, 966, 992 Windows Security Group, 445 Visual Studio, 966, 993–994 Windows Server, 164 visualization, 985–986 AD, 168 Workfl ow Presentation Foundation (WPF), 66 application architecture, 536–538 workloads IIS, 55 Collaboration, 5 NLB, 50 colors, 5 storage, 583 Communities, 5, 6 Windows Server Performance Analyzer, 536 disks, 556, 566–567 Windows SharePoint Services (WSS), 171–179, 307 throughput, 518–520 Windows Solution Packages (WSPs), 180, 478 Workplace Services, 111 Windows SQL Server Data Engine (WMSDE), 581 workshops, 358 Windows Vista, 598 workspace, 196. See also Document Workspace; Windows Workfl ow Foundation (WF), 61, 806 Meeting Workspace; SharePoint Workspace code libraries, 66 World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), 30, 189 InfoPath Forms Services, 965 World Wide Web Publishing Service (WWW Service), 56 SharePoint 2007, 175 WPF. See Workfl ow Presentation Foundation WindowsCredentials, 926 WSDL. See Web Service Defi nition Language WLBS. See Windows NT Load Balancing Service WS-Federation, 626 WMI. See Windows Management Instrumentation wsFederation passiveRedirectEnabled, 630 WMSDE. See Windows SQL Server Data Engine WSFederationAuthenticationModule, 625 Word WSP. See Web Site Project BCS, 901 WSPs. See Web Solution Packages; Windows Solution forms, 971–972 Packages presence, 880 WSS. See Windows SharePoint Services subscriptions, 958 WS-Trust, 625 web pages, 818 WWW Service. See World Wide Web Publishing Service Word Automation Services, 223, 224, 255 WYSIWYG. See what-you-see-is-what-you-get Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), 79 work item tracking, 65 workfl ows, 192 X Azure, 317 X509SecurityTokenHandler, 630 business solutions, 502 XHTML, 190 collaboration, 197 XLF. See XSLT List Form web part corporate information services, 806 XLV. See XSLT List View web part customization, 986, 1019 XMind tool, 42 forms, 217–218, 975–977 XML. See Extensible Markup Language history, 989 XSLT. See Extensible Stylesheet Language InfoPath Forms Services, 965–995 Transformation list items, 985 XSLT List Form web part (XLF), 961 pluggable services, 987 XSLT List View web part (XLV), 485, 961 portal strategy, 348, 349 .xsn, 974 Recycle Bin, 1018 XsnFeatureReceiver, 984–985 reusable, 987–988 sequential, 990 services, 215–216 Z SharePoint Designer, 966, 993 sites, 985 zones, 371
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