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This document provides you with information that will help you understand the concepts of identity in SharePoint 2010 products, how Kerberos authentication plays a critical role in authentication and delegation scenarios, and the situations where Kerberos authentication should be leveraged or may be required in solution designs. The document also shows you how to configure Kerberos authentication end-to-end within your environment, including scenarios which use various service applications in SharePoint Server. Additional tools and resources are described to help you test and validate Kerberos configuration. The "Step-by-Step Configuration" sections of this document cover several SharePoint Server 2010 scenarios.

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MOSSRAP Service Delivery Pre-requisites

Microsoft products have a lifecycle that determines how long they remain in a supported state.  Review the Microsoft Support Lifecycle site for details on the product support lifecycle and where each product is in its own lifecycle.

The following Windows SharePoint Services/Office SharePoint Server products are currently supported by the SPRAP program:

Operating System

Windows Server 2003

Windows Server 2008

Operating System

SharePoint Server 2010

SharePoint Foundation 2010

Office SharePoint Server 2007

Windows SharePoint Services 3.0

Operating System

SQL Server 2005

SQL Server 2008

MOSSRAP Service Delivery Pre-requisites

 

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Guide for IT Pros for Office Web Apps

This book includes information to help IT professionals use Microsoft Office Web Apps on Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products in an organization.

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Managing SharePoint Designer 2010

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Pierre Erol GIRAUDY

MVP MOSS Président du Club SHAREPOINT FRANCE

http://clubmoss2007.org

Notre livre sur SharePoint 2010 chez LAVOISIER–HERMES

Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 (Coll. Études informatiques et logiciels)

Auteur(s) : GIRAUDY Martine, GIRAUDY Pierre-Erol, HAMET Benoit Nicolas GEORGEAULT Etienne LEGENDRE.

Date de parution: 09-2010
Langue : FRANÇAIS
15.6x23.4 Broché
Etat : à paraître, réservez-le dès maintenant.

Résumé

Depuis 10 ans, Microsoft ne cesse d'améliorer sa plateforme collaborative SharePoint® Server. Cet ouvrage permet de découvrir et de mieux appréhender les nouvelles technologies SharePoint® 2010 : SharePoint® Server 2010, SharePoint® Foundation 2010 et Microsoft® Office® 2010. Cet outil de partage de l'information sans équivalent est couplé à des applications de gestion électronique de documents, d'informatique décisionnelle (BI), de moteurs de recherche (FAST), de réseaux sociaux ainsi qu'à My Site. Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010 s'adresse aux responsables informatique, DRH, DSI, chefs de produit ou tout décideur souhaitant utiliser une solution de portail pour faciliter le travail collaboratif dans l'entreprise.

Ce guide décrit, de manière didactique, comment piloter Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010 en analysant les points suivants : l'architecture et les fonctions avancées, la migration, l'installation, la configuration, la gouvernance et la gestion applicative, l'intégration de réseaux sociaux, My Site, la conservation, SharePoint Designer, STSADM et PowerShell.

Sommaire

Plan de lecture. Introduction.

Chapitre 1. Construire l'architecture SharePoint® 2010. Chapitre 2. La gouvernance. Chapitre 3. Configuration : les installations et migrations. Chapitre 4. Création : de nombreux outils au service des acteurs. Chapitre 5. Cadrer SharePoint® dans son propre environnement et/ou dans son environnement spécifique. Chapitre 6. Applications fonctionnelles : Office Web Applications et réseaux sociaux. Chapitre 7. Conserver : les restaurations et les sauvegardes de SharePoint® 2010.

Conclusion.

Bibliographie.

Liens.

Glossaire.

Index.

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SharePoint 2010 Feature Upgrade Kit–CODEPLEX

Project Description
A set of tools for managing upgradable Features in SharePoint 2010. (Upgrading Features is a means of deploying code/artifact updates to existing SharePoint sites).

You have developed Features for SharePoint 2007, you’re probably aware of a very serious limitation of Feature Development: upgradability. Deploying version 1 of your customization is no problem, but If you want to deploy a bug fix or additional functionality in version 2, you’re basically on your own. In SharePoint 2010, this problem is solved, you can now build features that are upgradable. You can built your feature as usual, and optionally you’ve got the opportunity to specify what should happen when the feature gets upgraded from a previous version.

Background of the TOOL CODEPLEX

SharePoint 2010 introduces the concept of 'versioned' or 'upgradable' Features, as a means of applying updates to existing sites. A new version of a Feature is created by modifying the definition (with new XML or code) and incrementing the version number. For the change to be applied, existing Feature instances (e.g. in each web for a web-scoped Feature) must be upgraded. SharePoint 2010 does not ship with any admin screen, STSADM command or PowerShell cmdlet to manage this process. The only way to upgrade Features is to write code - however, this kit provides tools so that no code is required on your behalf; I've done it for you.
(Read a 4 part series on Feature upgrade on my blog - http://www.sharepointnutsandbolts.com/2010/06/feature-upgrade-part-1-fundamentals.html)

What's in the kit

The kit is comprised of 3 things:

• An application page in Central Admin - administrators can use this to upgrade Features of any scope across the entire farm
• An OPTIONAL page in each site collection's Site Settings - this can be used to devolve responsibility for upgrading Features (and therefore updating functionality provided by developers) to local site administrators. A Feature must be enabled on each site to enable this.
• COMING SOON - a PowerShell cmdlet which allows Feature upgrade to be run from script. (This is the final piece and will be ready shortly, since the core logic is implemented already.)

Usage

Central Admin page…

http://weblogs.asp.net/jan/archive/2010/08/08/upgrading-features-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx

http://www.sharepointnutsandbolts.com/

http://spfeatureupgrade.codeplex.com/

http://www.sharepointnutsandbolts.com/2010/06/feature-upgrade-part-1-fundamentals.html  and 4 articles on this subjects on this blog

SharePoint 2010 introduces additional lifecycle management capabilities with the ability to version and upgrade Features. There are some declarative elements such as ApplyElementManifests and AddContentTypeField, but using the CustomUpgradeAction element allows you to shell out to code where necessary.

The only way to actually perform upgrade on a Feature once it has been updated is to call SPFeature.Upgrade() on each instance of the Feature (e.g. in each web) which should be upgraded – new QueryFeatures() methods help you locate Feature instances which can be upgraded. I’ve written a custom application page which helps manage this process, to be discussed next time.

SharePoint 2010 Feature Upgrade Kit