1. DNS & SPAM SHAREPOINT 2010 IT:NETWORK:APPLICATIONS

2. DNS DNS is a database with its own set of tools used to provide maintenance and querying capabilities Root Servers are DNS servers that maintain info about all other Domains Topmost root domain is unnamed and is simply the “.”. Next is the Top-level, ie..com,.edu,.gov,.int,.net,.org,.mil, etc, etc

3. RECORD TYPES ‘A’ Record Specifies a host address Myserver.mycompany.com IN A 127.0.0.1 CNAME Canonical name define aliases for their true host name. Mapping multiple names to a single IP. MX Mail exchange record provides information for message routing for a specified domain. NS Lists other NAME SERVERS PTR POINTER RECORD is a reverse of a host (A) resource record because it provides information for reverse lookups SOA Start of authority SRV Services locator _MSDCS _SITES _TCP UDP

4. NSLOOKUP SET TYPE=ANY DOMAIN.COM TESTING DNS

5. Register domain name www.networksolutions.com www.godaddy.com Create records CONFIGURING DNS RECORDS FOR EMAIL

6. http://www.spam.com/  Not! http://www.spam.com/ Spam is the use of electronic messaging systems (including most broadcast media, digital delivery systems) to send unsolicited bulk messages indiscriminately.** www.wikipedia.com SPAM

7. Office 365 Filtering built in SPAM

8. Custom Office 365 Policies SPAM

9. Google (postini) SPAM

10. Custom Configurations SPAM

11. Support offered in Exchange 2010 as well as legacy Exchange 2003  Intelligent(?) Message Filtering Exchange 2010 Content Install anti-spam agents on the Transport Hub http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb201691.aspx.\Install-Antispamagents.ps1 Automatic update for Antispam signatures Enable-Antispamupdats –IPReputationupdatesenabled $True – Spamsignatureupdatesenabled $True –Updatemode Automatic – Microsoftupdate requestscheduled SPAM

12. Security Appliances http://www.spamhelp.org/appliances/ 3 rd Party(off-site) SPAM filtering solutions Postini http://www.google.com/postini/index.html Others http://www.spamhelp.org/services/listings/managed-anti-spam/ SPAM

13. WHAT IS SHAREPOINT? In three words: Integration Collaboration Personalization (Customization)

14. SHAREPOINT: THE BIG PICTURE Consistent, connected experience Users, IT, Developers Rich out-of-box experience Browsers, Office Flexible, economical deployment Individual Enterprise Division Team Extranet

15. SHAREPOINT 2010 Use SharePoint Server 2010 to do the following: Connect people with colleagues and information through communities, so they can share knowledge and ideas. Manage and govern content while balancing user experience with policy and process. Help users find the content, information, and people they need with enterprise search.

16. SHAREPOINT 2010 Best Practices  Performance 1. Use lots of memory and fast network adapters 2. Stay close: Do not put too much network distance between front- end Web servers, application servers, and database servers 3. Consider performance and availability when you configure Web servers and application servers 4. Consider performance and availability when you configure database servers

17. SHAREPOINT 2010 Best Practices  Virtualization 1. Use hardware-assisted virtualization 2. Enable hyper-threading on processors that support this technology 3. Configure Non-Uniform Memory Access correctly 4. Configure the Hyper-V host for optimal performance

18. SHAREPOINT 2010 SharePoint 2010 is only 64bit Windows Server versions Windows 2008 SP2 Windows 2008 R2…. SQL Server 2005 SP3 2008 SP1 2008 R2 Stores data in SQL backend databases Not file systems Supported browsers IE 7.0 above Firefox 3.3+

19. SHAREPOINT 2010 Installation Must have Internet Access Install all software prerequisites After prerequisites, system will restart Continue installation and allow it to start the product installation wizard.

20. SHAREPOINT 2010 Site will be launched allowing you to choose your template, and then builds your site based on your choice

21. SHAREPOINT 2010 Choose the groups and what access they have

22. SHAREPOINT 2010

23. SITE ADMINISTRATION Login as site owner Upper Right  Site Actions  Site Settings Users Site Owners Administrative users  configure and admin Administrator by default is Site Owner Site Members Contributing users  add content Site Visitors Look at content

24. QUESTIONS