Configure and Manage SharePoint On-Premises

Find out how to configure and manage SharePoint on-premises and leverage SharePoint hybrid environment features such as server farms and site collections.

Introduction

• Configure and manage Microsoft SharePoint on-premises
• What you should know

1. Plan a SharePoint Farm

• Install SharePoint
• Install SharePoint farm
• Update SharePoint Server
• Configure backup and restore
• Plan for information rights management
• Design for high availability
• Plan for disaster recovery
• Plan localization and language packs

2. Web Applications

• Configure DNS for web applications
• Create a service account
• Create a web application
• Configure IIS bindings
• Disable loopback checking

3. Manage Site Collections

• Create a top-level site collection
• Create a new content database
• Create a site collection with PowerShell
• Verify site creation

4. User Profiles

• Create a User Profile service application
• Configure Active Directory import
• User Profile synchronization
• Configure managed paths for My Sites
• Create a My Site host site collection
• Enable self-service site creation

5. Manage Search

• Create a Search service application
• Create search crawls
• Create an Enterprise Search Center
• Browse the Search Center
• Configure search topology

6. Manage and Maintain a SharePoint Farm

• Monitor farm Health Analyzer reports
• Install Workflow Manager
• Configure Workflow Manager
• Version to version upgrades

7. BCS and Secure Store

• Create BCS and Secure Store Service apps
• External content
• Secure Store encryption keys
• Store credentials in Secure Store

8. Plan and Configure Managed Metadata

• Term Store management
• Create a term set group
• Create a term set
• Create terms

Conclusion

• Next steps