Module 1 Overview of the Microsoft SharePoint on NetApp Solution
Module 2 Microsoft SharePoint Concepts
- Describe the basic system architectures for a Microsoft SharePoint 2010 deployment (small farm, medium farm, and large farm)
- List the SharePoint service applications (SSAs)
- Identify SharePoint farm topologies:
- Web applications
- Site collections
- Sites
- Lists
Module 3 Introduction to NetApp SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint
- Describe the function of:
- Components:
- SMSP Manager (administrative workflow, plan creation, and ribbon UI)
- SMSP Agent
- Services:
- Control Service (control, audit, and report databases)
- Media Service
- Report Service
- Explain the interplay of permissions between components of the solution
- Describe the benefits of SharePoint 2010 on NetApp storage:
- Storage efficiency
- Remote BLOB Storage (RBS) on NetApp CIFS shares
- NetApp deduplication and compression
- SnapMirror software
- SnapVault software
- SnapLock software2NetApp
Module 4 Installing SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint
- Install NetApp SnapDrive for Windows
- Install SMSP Manager
- Install SMSP Agent
- Explain basic SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint (SMSP) licensing concepts
- Explain security trimming and SMSP permissions concepts
Module 5 SMSP Configuration: Migrating Sharepoint Data to NetApp Storage
- Prepare NetApp storage systems to store SharePoint data
- Migrate SharePoint data onto NetApp storage
Module 6 Using SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint to Back Up SharePoint Data
- Use SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint (SMSP) to back up SharePoint data on NetApp storage
- Explain platform backup and restore
- Explain granular backup and restore
- Explain how indexing content works with SharePoint on NetApp storage
Module 7 Using SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint to Restore SharePoint Data
- Use SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint (SMSP) to restore SharePoint data on NetApp storage by using the following capabilities:
- Full farm restore
- Granular content restore
- Item-level restore
- Out-of-place restore
Module 8 Storage Optimization with SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint
- Explain the basic concepts that are involved in storage optimization for the Microsoft SharePoint on NetApp solution
- Describe the differences between the following:
- Real-Time Storage Manager
- Scheduled Storage Manager
- Archive Manager
- Connector
- Use Real-Time Storage Manager, Scheduled Storage Manager, Archive Manager, and Connector to move binary large object (BLOB) data from a SQL Server database to a CIFS share on NetApp storage
Module 9 Windows PowerShell and SharePoint Management Shell
- Explain the basic differences between Stsadm and Windows PowerShell
- Demonstrate how to run Windows PowerShell and simple PowerShell commands
- Describe the difference between Windows PowerShell and SharePoint Management Shell
- Use SharePoint Management Shell to perform farm-management tasks in SharePoint
Module 10 SharePoint on NetApp Disaster Recovery
- Establish disaster-recovery protection for the Microsoft SharePoint on NetApp solution
- Explain the role of SnapMirror software in the Microsoft SharePoint on NetApp solution
- Explain the role of SnapVault software in the Microsoft SharePoint on NetApp solution
Module 11 SharePoint on Virtualized Solutions
- Describe the benefits and limitations of virtualizing SharePoint solutions on NetApp storage
- Explain the implications of virtualizing SharePoint solutions on NetApp storage
Module 12 SharePoint Workflows on NetApp Storage
- Describe the lifecycle of a Microsoft SharePoint workflow and explain how to build and use workflows
- Use SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint (SMSP) to create, back up, and restore workflows
Module 13 Troubleshooting Microsoft SharePoint on NetApp Storage
- List the primary tools and sources for capturing and viewing SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint (SMSP) and SharePoint logs
- Explain NetApp best-practice recommendations for SharePoint and SMSP roles
- Identify the recommended sequence for troubleshooting issues with SnapDrive software, SnapManager for SQL Server (SMSQL), and SMSP services
- Explain some of the most common issues that occur when you use SMSP to back up and restore SharePoint data
- List permissions requirements for various SMSP functionalities
Lab Exercises Lab 1-1 Connect to your equipment and check your NetApp storage cluster
Lab 1-2 Log in to the SQL Server and verify the SQL Server installation
Lab 1-3 Log in to the SharePoint application server
Lab 1-4 Log in to the SharePoint WFE server
Lab 2-1 Create Active Directory accounts for SharePoint
Lab 2-2 Install prerequisite software on the application server
Lab 2-3 Install SharePoint Server on the application
Lab 2-4 Install software prerequisites on the WFE Server
Lab 2-5 Install SharePoint on the WFE Server and join the server to a SharePoint farm
Lab 2-6 Create a search service application
Lab 2-7 Create a web application
Lab 2-8 Create a DNS entry for the web application
Lab 2-9 Create a site collection
Lab 2-10 Create a document library and upload a document
Lab 2-11 Create a custom list
Lab 4-1 Prepare for iSCSI connectivity between SnapDrive and the storage systems
Lab 4-2 Install SnapDrive for Windows on the SharePoint application server
Lab 4-3 Add the storage system (Vserver) to transport protocol settings
Lab 4-4 Install SMSP Manager on the application server
Lab 4-5 Install SMSP Agent on the SharePoint application server
Lab 4-6 Install SMSP Agent on the web front-end server
Lab 4-7 Update permissions in SQL Server Management Studio
Lab 4-8 Install SMSP Agent on the SQL Server
Lab 4-9 Log in to SMSP Manager
Lab 5-1 Create storage containers on NetApp storage systems
Lab 5-2 Use NetApp System Manager to create NSA volumes for external BLOB storage
Lab 5-3 Use NetApp SnapDrive (SQLPR1) to create LUNs on the storage cluster
Lab 5-4 Use NetApp SnapDrive (APPSVR) to create remaining LUNs on the storage cluster
Lab 5-5 Stop SharePoint services on the SharePoint application server
Lab 5-6 Stop SharePoint services on the SharePoint WFE server
Lab 5-7 Run the SnapManager for SQL configuration wizard
Lab 5-8 Restart SharePoint services on the SharePoint application server
Lab 5-9 Restart SharePoint services on the SharePoint WFE server
Lab 5-10 Set remaining permissions to utilize SharePoint service admin account
Lab 5-11 Use SnapManager for SharePoint to migrate the SharePoint indexes
Lab 6-1 Create a storage policy and logical device
Lab 6-2 Configure a logical device and a physical device and finish creating the storage policy
Lab 6-3 Create a backup plan that allows restores at the site collection level
Lab 6-4 Run a backup plan that allows restores at the site collection level
Lab 6-5 Create and run a backup plan that allows restores at the site level
Lab 6-6 Create and run a backup plan that allows restores at the item level
Lab 7-1 Restore data from a full farm backup at the site collection level
Lab 7-2 Restore data from a backup at the site level
Lab 7-3 Restore a document library from a backup at the item level
Lab 8-1 Enable RBS
Lab 8-2 Create a CIFS share for BLOB storage
Lab 8-3 Define locations for BLOB storage
Lab 8-4 Set up Real-Time Storage Manager
Lab 8-5 Set up Scheduled Storage Manager
Lab 8-6 Perform a back up without externalized data
Lab 8-7 Perform a restore that includes externalized data
Lab 8-8 Define a storage policy and logical device for use with Archive Manager
Lab 8-9 Schedule an archive manager job
Lab 8-10 Create a CIFS share for connector data
Lab 8-11 Activate the connector feature
Lab 8-12 Create a SharePoint document library
Lab 9-1 Log in to SMSP Manager through the SMSP Management Shell
Lab 9-2 Use the SMSP management shell to create a physical device
Lab 9-3 Use the SMSP management shell to view information about the configuration of the BLOB stub database
Lab 9-4 Use SMSP management shell to create a real-time storage manager rule
Lab 9-5 Use the SMSP management shell to run a platform backup job
Lab 12-1 Create a SharePoint workflow
Lab 12-2 Use SMSP to perform a backup
Lab 12-3 Mark the workflow complete and delete the item
Lab 12-4 Use SMSP to restore deleted workflow data