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INTRODUCTION xxix
CHAPTER 1: WHAT''S NEW IN SHAREPOINT 2013 1 Installation Changes 2 System Requirements 2 The Installation Process 2 Upgrading from SharePoint 2010 3 Patching 3 Central Administration 4 Service Applications 5 Claims and Authentication 8 Managing SharePoint 2013 with Windows PowerShell 10 SharePoint Apps 10 Workflow Manager 11 New User Experience 12 Faster 12 Prettier 13 Getting Social 14 Summary 15
CHAPTER 2: ARCHITECTURE AND CAPACITY PLANNING 17 Names, Names, My Kingdom for a Consistent Name! 19 SharePoint Foundation 19 SharePoint Server 2013 20 Search Server Express 22 FAST Search Server 2010 22 SharePoint Online 23 Additional Server Planning 24 Windows Server and Required Additional Software 24 Windows Vista, 7, and 8 25 SQL Server 26 E-mail Servers and SMS Options 26 Hardware Requirements 28 Web Servers 29 Application Servers 30 SQL Servers 40 Mixing and Matching Servers 41 Other Hardware Notes 46 Virtualization 47 Terminology 48 Controlling Deployments 52 HTTP Throttling 52 Large List Throttling 53 Recycle Bin Architectural Implications 54 Software Boundaries and Limits for SharePoint 2013 55 Summary 56
CHAPTER 3: INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING SHAREPOINT 57 Preparing the Environment 57 Logging In and Mounting the File 58 Running the Prerequisite Installer 59 Adding Forgotten Patches 60 Windows Server 2008 R2 61 Windows Server 2012 61 Running Setup 61 Automating Setup 62 Creating the Farm 63 Adding More Servers to the Farm 65 Configuring the Farm 66 Creating Web Applications and More 90 Terminology 90 Web Applications 91 Site Collections and Webs 93 Summary 95
CHAPTER 4: UNDERSTANDING SERVICE APPLICATIONS 97 A History of Service Applications in SharePoint 98 Service Application Fundamentals 99 The Connection Structure 100 Connecting Across Farms 105 Service Applications As a Framework 107 Service Application Administration 107 Creating a New Instance of a Service Application 107 Using the Ribbon to Manage Service Applications 109 Managing Service Application Proxy Groups 112 Multi-Tenancy in SharePoint 2013 118 Managing Service Application Groups 118 Creating a Site Subscription 120 Multi-Tenant Use Cases 121 Partitioning in the Enterprise 121 Summary 123
CHAPTER 5: UPGRADING TO SHAREPOINT 2013 125 Upgrade Considerations 125 What You Can Upgrade 125 What You Can''t Upgrade 130 Don''t Upgrade Crap 131 Upgrading Content 135 Creating the Web Application 135 Testing the Content Database 137 Attaching the Content Database 143 Upgrading Site Collections 146 Throttling and Governance 156 Upgrading Service Applications 157 Business Connectivity Services 158 Managed Metadata 158 Performance Point 159 Search 160 Secure Store 161 User Profile Service 162 Using Third-Party Tools to Migrate Content 163 Upgrading from Older Versions 163 Restructuring Your Farm 163 Choosing Third-Party Migration Software 164 Summary 164
CHAPTER 6: CLAIMS AUTHENTICATION AND OAUTH 165 What''s New with Claims and Authorization? 166 Migrating from Classic to SharePoint 2013 Claims 166 Authentication Infrastructure 167 OAuth 167 Server-to-Server Authentication 168 User Authentication 168 Claims-Based Identity 169 Using Claims-Based Identity 171 Application Authentication 180 Cloud App Model 180 OAuth 181 App Authentication 182 Server-to-Server Authentication 188 SharePoint to SharePoint S2S 189 SharePoint to Exchange and Lync S2S 189 Summary 190
CHAPTER 7: ADMINISTERING SHAREPOINT WITH WINDOWS POWERSHELL 191 Introduction to Windows PowerShell 192 Microsoft SharePoint 2013 Management Shell and Other Hosts 192 Microsoft SharePoint 2013 Management Shell 192 Using Other Windows PowerShell Hosts 193 Commands 195 Cmdlets 195 Functions 196 Scripts 197 Native Commands 198 Basic PowerShell Usage 198 Listing the SharePoint Commands 198 PowerShell Help 200 PowerShell Variables 201 PowerShell Objects 203 PowerShell Pipeline 203 Controlling Output 204 Using SharePoint Commands 207 Working with the Farm 207 Working with the Farm Configuration 208 Web Applications 209 Working with Site Collections 212 Working with Webs 217 Working with Objects Below the Web Level 219 Disposing of SharePoint Variables 223 Some Sample PowerShell Scripts 225 Creating Your SharePoint 2013 Farm with PowerShell 225 Creating Managed Accounts and Service Application Pools 227 Creating the Search Service Application in SharePoint 2013 Server 227 Creating a Claims Web Application 228 Getting Site Collection Size 229 Summary 229
CHAPTER 8: CONFIGURING SHAREPOINT FOR BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE 231 Installing SQL Server Analysis Services 232 Installing SSAS and Data Tools 232 Deploying AdventureWorks 237 Creating a Business Intelligence Center 242 Configuring Excel Services 243 Configuring the Excel Services Service Application 244 Configuring Excel Services to Use the Secure Store 245 Testing the Excel Services Unattended Service Account 248 PowerPivot 2012 250 Installing PowerPivot 251 Configuring PowerPivot Integration 255 Adding Permissions to Central Administration 258 Creating and Confi guring a PowerPivot Workbook 259 SQL Server Reporting Services for SharePoint 2013 264 Creating the Service Application 268 Creating and Deploying an SSRS Report 268 PowerView 274 Configuring PerformancePoint Services 275 Configuring PerformancePoint Services to Use the Secure Store 277 Testing the PerformancePoint Services Unattended Service Account 279 Configuring Visio Services 285 Configuring the Visio Unattended Service Account 285 Configuring the Visio Graphics Service Application 286 Introduction to Access 2013 290 Prerequisites 291 Items to Consider for Access 2013 291 Configuring an Isolated App Domain 291 Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Required Features for Access Services 2013 292 Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Options Required for Use with Access Services 2013 292 Service Account Permissions 295 Creating the Access Services 2013 Service Application 296 Setting SQL Permissions for Your Service Account 298 Configuring IIS 299 Creating a Custom Web App Using Access 2013 Client 300 Summary 302
CHAPTER 9: CONFIGURING SHAREPOINT FOR HIGH-AVAILABILITY BACKUPS 303 Determining Your Business Requirements 303 Content Recovery 305 Content Storage Overview 306 Version History 306 The Recycle Bin 310 Exporting and Importing Sites, Lists, and Libraries 313 Backing Up and Restoring Site Collections 318 Recovering from SQL Server Snapshots 324 Backing Up and Recovering from Disaster 325 Backing Up and Restoring Content Databases 326 Backing Up and Restoring Service Applications 333 Backing Up the Farm 335 Backing Up IIS 337 Backing Up Customizations 338 High-Availability Configurations 339 Load-Balancing 339 SQL AlwaysOn Failover-Clustering 340 SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Groups 340 HTTP Request Throttling 341 Gradual Site Deletion 343 Summary 343
CHAPTER 10: MANAGING SHAREPOINT DEVELOPER SOLUTIONS AND FEATURES 345 Defining Solutions and Features 345 Understanding Farm Solutions 346 Managing Farm Solutions 348 Managing Farm Solutions via the User Interface 349 Managing Farm Solutions via the Command Line 353 Understanding Sandbox Solutions 355 Managing Sandbox Solutions 356 Understanding Features 358 Feature Manifest 359 Defining Scope 360 Feature Receivers 360 Managing Features 361 Managing Features via the User Interface 361 Managing Features via the Command Line 365 Summary 368
CHAPTER 11: MANAGING AND CONFIGURING APPS 369 Understanding the SharePoint 2013 App 371 Architecture 371 SharePoint 2013 App Marketplaces 372 SharePoint 2013 App Hosting Options 373 App Model Security 376 Setting Up an App-Enabled SharePoint Environment 377 Configuring a Forward Lookup Zone in DNS 378 Configuring SSL for the App Domain (Optional) 381 Configuring the Service Applications 381 Configuring App URLs 382 Setting Up a High-Trust App Environment 384 Managing SharePoint 2013 Apps 392 Configuring an App Catalog 392 Adding an App to a SharePoint Site 394 Removing an App from a SharePoint Site 399 Monitoring SharePoint Apps 400 Monitoring and Managing App Licenses 403 Summary 406
CHAPTER 12: BRANDING SHAREPOINT 407 What Is Branding? 407 Branding Considerations 409 SharePoint and Publishing 410 Components of SharePoint Bra