Planning Guide For Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010
Planning guide forMicrosoft SharePoint Foundation 2010Microsoft CorporationPublished: November 2010Author: Microsoft Office System and Servers Team (itspdocs@microsoft.com)AbstractThis book provides information and guidelines to lead a team through the steps of planning thedeployment of a solution based on Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010. The audiences for this bookare business application specialists, line-of-business specialists, information architects, IT generalists,program managers, and infrastructure specialists who are planning a solution based on SharePointFoundation 2010.The content in this book is a copy of selected content in the SharePoint Foundation 2010 technicallibrary (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId 181463) as of the publication date. For the most currentcontent, see the technical library on the Web.
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ContentsGetting help .xivPlanning and architecture for SharePoint Foundation 2010 . 1Downloadable resources . 1Planning articles . 1Technical diagrams (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 2Models . 2Tips for printing posters . 6Site and solution planning (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 7Fundamental site planning (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 8Sites and site collections overview (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 9Site collections overview . 9Sites overview . 9Site templates included in SharePoint Foundation 2010 . 10Plan sites and site collections (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 14About planning sites and site collections . 14Determine types of sites . 14Plan sites by organizational hierarchy . 15Plan application sites . 15Plan Internet presence sites . 16Plan other sites . 16Determine site collections . 16Site planning data worksheet . 17Site navigation overview (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 18Navigation controls overview . 18Navigation controls on master pages . 19Top link bar navigation. 19Quick Launch navigation . 19Breadcrumb navigation . 20Tree view navigation . 20Plan site navigation (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 21Create a site navigation diagram . 21Understanding inherited navigation. 22Determine which sites inherit the top link bar . 23iii
Determine which additional links to add manually to the top link bar . 24Determine other site navigation options . 24Site planning data worksheet . 24Themes overview (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 25About using themes . 25Ways to use themes . 26Using a preinstalled theme . 26Uploading your own custom themes to the theme gallery . 26Plan for using themes (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 27About planning for using themes. 27Decide whether to use themes . 27Determine how many themes are needed . 28Decide who makes the themes . 28Site planning data worksheet . 29Plan for multilingual sites (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 30About planning multilingual sites . 30Determine language and locale requirements . 31Determine language pack requirements . 31Determine requirements for word breakers and stemmers . 33Multilingual user interface overview (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 35Use and benefits of the multilingual user interface . 35How the multilingual user interface works . 36What is supported by the multilingual user interface . 37Adding and modifying application content . 38Exporting and importing translated content . 39Limitations of the multilingual user interface . 39Plan for the multilingual user interface (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 40Determine language requirements for your sites . 40Plan for translating content . 40Plan for installing service packs . 41Security planning for sites and content (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 42Plan site permissions (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 43Introduction . 43About site permissions . 43About assigning permissions . 44About permission inheritance . 45Permission inheritance and fine-grained permissions . 45iv
Permission inheritance and subsites . 45About effective permissions . 46Choose permission levels . 46Plan for permission inheritance . 47Determine permission levels and groups (SharePoint Foundation) . 49Review available default groups . 49Review available permission levels. 50Determine whether you need additional permission levels or groups . 51Do you need custom groups? . 51Do you need custom permission levels? . 51Choose security groups (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 53Introduction . 53Determine which Windows security groups and accounts to use for granting access to sites . 53Decide whether to allow access for all authenticated users . 54Decide whether to allow access for anonymous users . 54Choose administrators and owners for the administration hierarchy (SharePoint Foundation 2010). 56Introduction . 56Levels of administration . 56Best practices for using fine-grained permissions (white paper) (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 58Sandboxed solutions planning (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 59In this section . 59Sandboxed solutions overview (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 60Deploying and running a sandboxed solution . 60Isolating sandboxed solutions . 62What a sandboxed solution cannot contain . 62Comparison of sandboxed and farm solutions . 63Benefits of using sandboxed solutions . 64Planning sandboxed solutions (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 65Determine when to use sandboxed solutions . 65Plan to load balance sandboxed solution code . 66Determine where to deploy sandboxed solutions . 66Determine who can deploy sandboxed solutions . 67Determine which site collections will run sandboxed solutions using quotas . 67Plan resource usage quotas for sandboxed solutions . 67Plan sandboxed solutions governance . 69Plan for collaboration sites (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 70v
Determine number of collaboration sites . 70Specific paths . 70Additional paths . 71Integration with Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010 . 71Document management planning (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 72Document library planning (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 73Plan document libraries . 73Content types planning (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 75Plan content types . 75What are content types? . 75Versioning, content approval, and checkout planning (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 78About versioning, content approval, and check-outs . 78Plan versioning . 78Plan content approval . 79Plan check-out and check-in . 80Co-authoring overview (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 82Co-authoring functionality in SharePoint Foundation 2010 . 82Understanding the end-user experience . 83Important considerations . 84OneNote Notebooks . 85Software Version Requirements . 85Co-authoring in a mixed Office environment . 85Mixed environment that has Microsoft Office PowerPoint and Word 2007 . 85Mixed environment that has Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 . 86Performance and scalability . 86Business data and processes planning (SharePoint Foundation) . 87Plan for Business Connectivity Services (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 88Business Connectivity Services overview (SharePoint Foundation 2010) . 89Typical solutions based on
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