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Capacity planning in SharePoint?
How important is capacity planning in SharePoint? Have others run into unexpected problems as it catches on, and any suggestions about how to head these off if they're causing trouble.
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SharePoint
Software/Hardware used:
SharePoint
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Oct 5 2009 7:46 PM GMT
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A preview of the Executive Summary:
Since some core elements of SharePoint can be difficult to reconfigure once a SharePoint
implementation is live, it is really important to plan ahead. Whether a company or organization is looking to implement SharePoint as a departmental solution or as an enterprise solution, planning the SharePoint technical infrastructure is essential to making the project a success.
It may be tempting to just have a member of the IT staff set up a server, install MOSS 2007 and go from there. While this approach may work for a demonstration environment to show others how MOSS 2007 works, it is not advisable to use this method (or the demonstration environment) for a productionSharePoint environment.
This paper addresses key elements of infrastructure and capacity planning when setting up a SharePoint environment. Since each SharePoint implementation tends to be unique, this paper will not go into details regarding server‐specific specifications, etc. It will, however, describe the following:
- Each server’s purpose in the farm
- Farm implementation types
- Farm architecture alternatives
- Capacity planning
Click here to download the full paper: http://www.risetime.com/aboutus/whitepapers/Pages/New%20White%20Paper%20Request.aspx?requestId=7
