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  • ISBN-13: 9780672336911
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 228x156x19 mm, kaal: 426 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 07-Mar-2013
  • Kirjastus: Sams Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 067233691X
  • ISBN-13: 9780672336911
Need fast, reliable, easy-to-implement solutions for automating SharePoint 2013 administration with PowerShell? This guide delivers exactly what youre looking for: step-by-step help and guidance with the tasks youll perform most often. Youll find tested PowerShell scripts and techniques for managing installations, servers, farms, IIS, users, services, sites, data, solutions, enterprise services, search, PerformancePoint business intelligence, and more. This edition adds time-saving techniques for managing user licensing and new SharePoint 2013 service applications, covers new cmdlets, and contains two new reference appendices. This focused resource for scripting SharePoint with PowerShell provides all the answers you neednow!

Fast, Accurate, and Easy to Use!



Run PowerShell scripts from the SharePoint 2013 Management Shell console Perform unattended SharePoint installations Configure new farms, add servers, and manage sites Create new site collections and sub-sites Review and set Farm Configuration Values and SharePoint Designer Settings Display, get, create, remove, configure, and extend web applications Create, manage, remove, back up, and restore SharePoint databases Work with SharePoint solutions and features Automatically publish and manage content Establish and change external data connections via Business Data Connectivity Service Control the new versions of Excel, Access, Visio, and Word Services Script Office Web Apps to deliver more robust web/mobile solutions Manage PerformancePoint business intelligence via cmdlets Administer Enterprise Search, InfoPath Form Services, profiles, metadata, and Secure Store Streamline Work Management Services to help users track tasks more efficiently
Introduction 1(2)
Overview of This Book
1(1)
How to Benefit from This Book
1(1)
How to Continue Expanding Your Knowledge
2(1)
1 SharePoint 2013 Management Shell
3(6)
How Do I Run PowerShell?
4(1)
How Do I Make PowerShell Aware of SharePoint?
5(1)
What Is the SharePoint 2013 Management Shell?
5(1)
What Is the SharePoint 2013 Management Shell Loading?
6(3)
2 PowerShell Basics
9(8)
What Is a Cmdlet?
10(1)
How Can I See the Possible Verbs for a Noun Command?
10(1)
What Is a Parameter?
10(1)
What Is a Switch Parameter?
10(1)
How Can I See the Possible Parameters for a Cmdlet?
11(1)
What Does F3 Do?
11(1)
What Does F7 Do?
11(1)
What Are Console Commands?
12(1)
Path Environment Variable
13(1)
Running Unsigned Scripts
13(1)
Disabling the Confirmation Prompt
14(1)
Generating Inline Credentials
14(1)
Referencing an Assembly
15(2)
3 SharePoint Installation and Configuration
17(10)
Prepare the Microsoft SharePoint Installation Module
18(1)
Install SharePoint Unattended
19(1)
Install Without a Product Key in the Configuration File
20(1)
Configure a New SharePoint Farm
21(1)
Join a Server to the SharePoint Farm
22(1)
Create a New Web Application
22(1)
Create a New Site Collection
23(1)
Create a New Subsite
24(3)
4 Farm Management
27(18)
Review Farm Configuration Values
28(1)
Set the Farm Configuration Values
28(2)
Refresh Installed Products
30(1)
Change the Port of Central Admin
30(1)
Change the Farm Passphrase
30(1)
Retrieve the System Accounts
31(1)
Retrieve Managed Accounts
32(1)
Ename a Server on the Farm
32(1)
Display the Configured Managed Paths
33(1)
Create a New Managed Path
34(1)
Remove a Managed Path
34(1)
Merge Log Files
35(1)
End the Current Log File
36(1)
Review SharePoint Designer Settings
36(1)
Configure SharePoint Designer Settings
37(1)
Review Workflow Configuration Settings
38(1)
Modify Workflow Configuration Settings
39(1)
Display Available Timer Jobs on the Farm
40(1)
Get a Specific Timer Job
41(1)
Enable a Timer Job
41(1)
Disable a Timer Job
42(1)
Start a Timer Job
42(1)
Set the Schedule for a Timer Job
43(2)
5 Web Application Management
45(8)
Display Available Web Applications on the Farm
46(1)
Get a Specific Web Application
46(1)
Remove a Web Application
47(1)
Create a New Web Application
48(1)
Configure Web Application Settings
48(1)
Extend a Web Application
49(1)
Create an Alternate Access-Mapping URL
50(1)
Display All Alternate Access Mappings
51(1)
Get a Specific Alternate URL Entry
51(1)
Change the Zone of an Alternate Access Mapping
51(1)
Remove an Alternate Access Mapping
52(1)
6 Service Application Management
53(8)
Install Service Applications
54(1)
Display Available Service Applications on the Farm
54(1)
Get a Specific Service Application
55(1)
Configure IIS Settings for a Service Application
55(2)
Share a Service Application
57(1)
Remove a Service Application
57(1)
Display Service Instances on a Server
57(1)
Get a Specific Service Instance
58(1)
Start a Service Instance
59(1)
Stop a Service Instance
59(1)
Ancillary Cmdlets for Service Applications
60(1)
7 SharePoint Database Management
61(10)
Display All SharePoint Databases
62(1)
Get a Specific Database
63(1)
Create a New Content Database
63(1)
Display All Content Databases for a Web Application
64(1)
Detach a Content Database from a Web Application
65(1)
Attach a Content Database to a Web Application
65(1)
Delete a Content Database
66(1)
Create a New Configuration Database
66(1)
Delete a Configuration Database
67(1)
Back Up a Configuration Database
67(1)
Restore a Configuration Database
68(1)
Back Up the SharePoint Farm
69(1)
Restore the SharePoint Farm
69(1)
Back Up a Site Collection
70(1)
Restore a Site Collection
70(1)
8 Site Management
71(14)
Display All Available Site Collections on the Farm
72(1)
Display Available Site Collections in a Web Application
72(1)
Display Available Site Collections in a Content Database
73(1)
Get a Specific Site Collection
73(1)
Remove a Site Collection
74(1)
Create a Site Collection
74(1)
Set the Lock State of a Site Collection
75(1)
Set the Storage Limits on a Site Collection
76(1)
Create a Site Under a Site Collection
76(1)
Display All Subsites Within a Site Collection
77(1)
Get a Specific Subsite (Web)
78(1)
Remove a Subsite (Web) from a Site Collection
78(1)
Modify the Subsite (Web) URL
79(1)
Move a Site Collection to a Different Content Database
79(1)
Move All Site Collections from One Content Database to Another
80(1)
Display All Deleted Site Collections
80(1)
Display Deleted Site Collections in a Content Database
81(1)
Get a Specific Deleted Site Collection
81(1)
Remove a Deleted Site Collection
82(1)
Restore a Deleted Site Collection
82(1)
Configure Information Rights Management (IRM) Settings
83(2)
9 Solutions and Features
85(14)
Add a Solution to the SharePoint Farm
86(1)
Display Available Solutions on the Farm
86(1)
Get a Specific Solution
87(1)
Deploy a Solution to a Web Application
87(1)
Retract a Solution
88(1)
Upgrade a Deployed Solution
89(1)
Remove a Solution from the SharePoint Farm
90(1)
Add a Sandboxed Solution to a Site Collection
90(1)
Display Available Sandboxed Solutions in a Site Collection
91(1)
Get a Specific Sandboxed Solution
91(1)
Activate a Sandboxed Solution
91(1)
Deactivate a Sandboxed Solution
92(1)
Upgrade a Deployed Sandboxed Solution
92(1)
Remove a Sandboxed Solution from a Site Collection
93(1)
Display Available Features
93(1)
Get a Specific Feature
94(1)
Activate a Feature
95(1)
Deactivate a Feature
95(1)
Install a Feature in SharePoint
96(1)
Uninstall a Feature from SharePoint
97(1)
Export Installed Farm Solutions
97(2)
10 Content Deployment
99(6)
Create a New Deployment Path
100(1)
Display Deployment Paths Configured on the Farm
100(1)
Get a Specific Content Deployment Path
101(1)
Remove a Content Deployment Path
101(1)
Create a New Deployment Job
102(1)
Display Deployment Jobs Configured on the Farm
102(1)
Get a Specific Content Deployment Job
103(1)
Remove a Content Deployment Job
103(1)
Start a Content Deployment Job
103(1)
Modify Content Deployment Configurations
104(1)
11 User Licensing
105(6)
Display User Licensing Status
106(1)
Enable User Licensing Enforcement
106(1)
Disable User Licensing Enforcement
107(1)
Display Available User Licenses
107(1)
Create a New License Mapping
108(1)
Add a New License Mapping
108(1)
Display All License Mappings
109(1)
Remove a License Mapping
110(1)
12 InfoPath Forms Services
111(10)
Browser-Enabled Form Templates
112(1)
Throttle Data Connection Timeouts
112(1)
Throttle the Data Connection Response Size
113(1)
Modify Authentication Settings
113(1)
Configure Session State
114(1)
Enable View State
115(1)
Verify and Upload a Form Template
116(1)
Upload Multiple Form Templates at Once
116(1)
Activate or Deactivate a Form to or from a Site Collection
117(1)
Remove a Form from InfoPath Form Services
117(1)
Quiesce a Form from InfoPath Form Services
118(1)
Enable the Web Service Proxy
118(1)
Export Forms Services Administration Files
119(1)
Import Forms Services Administration Files
120(1)
13 Enterprise Search
121(14)
Display the Enterprise Search Service Information
122(1)
Display Enterprise Search Service Instances
122(1)
Get a Specific Enterprise Search Service Instance
123(1)
Configure the Crawl Account for Enterprise Search
124(1)
Configure the Enterprise Search Service Performance Level
124(1)
Display Enterprise Search Service Applications
125(1)
Get a Specific Enterprise Search Service Application
126(1)
Create a Custom Metadata Category
126(1)
Display Available Metadata Categories
127(1)
Get a Specific Metadata Category
127(1)
Create a Custom Metadata Crawled Property
128(1)
Display Available Crawled Properties
129(1)
Get a Specific Metadata Crawled Property
130(1)
Create a Custom Metadata-Managed Property
130(1)
Display Available Managed Properties
131(1)
Get a Specific Metadata-Managed Property
132(1)
Create a Metadata Mapping
133(1)
Use Advanced Cmdlets for Search
133(2)
14 Profile Service
135(8)
Get the Identity of the Profile Service Application
136(1)
Get a Specific Profile Service Application Instance
136(1)
Configure Settings on the Profile Service Application
137(1)
Remove Old Comments
137(1)
Remove Old Ratings
138(1)
Remove Old Tags
138(1)
Update the Profile Photo Store
139(1)
Refresh the Feed Cache
139(1)
Refresh a Specific User's Feed Cache
140(1)
Use Advanced Cmdlets for the Profile Service
140(3)
15 Business Data Connectivity Service
143(10)
Get the Identity of the BCS Service Application
144(1)
Get a Specific BCS Service Application Instance
144(1)
Configure the BCS Database
145(1)
Get a BCS Metadata Object
145(1)
Import a BCS Model
146(1)
Export a BCS Model
147(1)
Set the Entity Notification Web
147(1)
Get the Entity Notification Web
148(1)
Create an OData Connection
148(1)
Get an OData Connection
149(1)
Update an OData Connection
150(3)
16 Secure Store Service
153(8)
Get the Identity of the Secure Store Service Application
154(1)
Get a Specific Secure Store Service Application Instance
154(1)
Enable Auditing for the Secure Store Service
155(1)
Configure the Secure Store Database
155(1)
Generate a New Master Key
156(1)
Refresh the Encryption Key
157(1)
Create Application Fields
157(2)
Create a Target Application
159(1)
Create a New Application Entry
159(2)
17 Metadata Service
161(8)
Get the Identity of the Metadata Service Application
162(1)
Get a Specific Metadata Service Application Instance
162(1)
Configure the Metadata Service Accounts
163(1)
Configure the Term Store Database
163(1)
Configure the Content Type Hub
164(1)
Get the Identity of the Metadata Service Application Proxy
164(1)
Get a Specific Metadata Service Application Proxy Instance
165(1)
Configure the Metadata Service Connection Options
166(3)
18 Session State and State Service
169(8)
Enable Session State
170(1)
Disable Session State
170(1)
Display Session State Information
171(1)
Configure the Timeout of the Session State
172(1)
Display State Service Applications Configured on the Farm
173(1)
Get a Specific State Service Application
173(1)
Rename a State Service Application
174(1)
Perform State Service Database Operations
174(3)
19 Work Management Service
177(6)
Get the Identity of the Work Management Service Application
178(1)
Get a Specific Work Management Service Application Instance
178(1)
Configure the Refresh Threshold
179(1)
Configure the Search Query Threshold
179(1)
Configure the User Synchronization Per Server
180(1)
Get the Identity of the Work Management Service Application Proxy
181(1)
Get a Specific Work Management Service Application Proxy Instance
181(2)
20 Machine Translation Service
183(10)
Get the Identity of the Machine Translation Service Application
184(1)
Get a Specific Machine Translation Service Application Instance
184(1)
Get the Identity of the Machine Translation Service Proxy
185(1)
Get a Specific Machine Translation Service Application Proxy Instance
185(1)
Configure the Translation Processes
186(1)
Configure Translations Throughput
186(2)
Configure Enabled Document File Extensions for Translation
188(1)
Modify Database Information
189(1)
Modify Translation Timeouts
190(1)
Modify the Maximum Translation Attempts
191(1)
Modify the Recycle Threshold
191(2)
21 Excel Services
193(16)
Create a Trusted File Location
194(1)
Display All Trusted File Locations
195(1)
Get a Specific Trusted File Location
196(1)
Remove a Trusted File Location
197(1)
Create a Trusted Data Connection Library
197(1)
Display All Trusted Data Connection Libraries
198(1)
Get a Specific Trusted Data Connection Library
199(1)
Remove a Trusted Data Connection Library
199(1)
Create a New Safe Data Provider
200(1)
Display All Safe Data Providers
201(1)
Get a Specific Safe Data Provider
201(1)
Remove a Safe Data Provider
202(1)
Create a Blocked File Type
202(1)
Display All Blocked File Types
203(1)
Get a Specific Blocked File Type
203(1)
Remove a Blocked File Type
204(1)
Create a User-Defined Function Reference
204(1)
Display All User-Defined Function References
205(1)
Get a Specific User-Defined Function Reference
206(1)
Remove a User-Defined Function Reference
206(1)
Modify Excel Services Objects
207(2)
22 PerformancePoint Services
209(8)
Configure the Unattended Service Account
210(1)
Display the Unattended Service Account
210(1)
Create a Trusted Content Location
211(1)
Create a Trusted Data Source Location
212(1)
Display All Trusted Content Locations
212(1)
Display All Trusted DataSource Locations
213(1)
Display Details of Trusted Locations
213(1)
Get a Specific Trusted Location
214(1)
Remove a Trusted Location
214(1)
Configure PerformancePoint Services to Enforce Trusted Locations
215(1)
Configure PerformancePoint Services Application Settings
216(1)
23 Access Services
217(10)
Configure the Application Log Size
218(1)
Configure the Cache Timeout
218(1)
Modify the Maximum Columns in a Query
219(1)
Modify the Maximum Calculated Columns in a Query
219(1)
Configure the Maximum Order By Clauses
220(1)
Configure the Maximum Number of Rows in a Query
220(1)
Configure the Maximum Number of Records in an Access Table
221(1)
Configure the Maximum Number of Sources in a Query
222(1)
Enable and Disable the Use of Outer Joins
222(1)
Allow or Restrict Nonremotable Queries
223(1)
Throttle Access Services Memory Utilization
224(1)
Throttle Session Memory Utilization
224(1)
Configure User Sessions
225(1)
Limit Template Sizes
225(1)
Modify Access Services Databases
226(1)
24 Visio Graphics Services
227(6)
Configure the Unattended Service Account
228(1)
Create a New Safe Data Provider
228(1)
Display All Safe Data Providers
229(1)
Get a Specific Safe Data Provider
230(1)
Remove a Safe Data Provider
230(1)
Setting the Description of a Data Provider
231(1)
Configuring Visio Performance Settings
231(2)
25 Word Automation Services
233(10)
Configure the Conversion Processes
234(1)
Configure Conversion Throughput
234(2)
Configure Supported Document Formats for Conversion
236(1)
Modify Database Information
237(1)
Modify Job Monitoring
238(1)
Modify Conversion Timeouts
239(1)
Modify the Maximum Conversion Attempts
239(1)
Modify the Maximum Memory Usage
240(1)
Disable Word 97-2003 Document Scanning
240(1)
Disable Embedded Fonts in Conversions
241(1)
Modify the Recycle Threshold
242(1)
26 Office Web Apps
243(6)
Create a New WOPI Binding in SharePoint
244(1)
Review Current SharePoint WOPI Bindings
245(1)
Configure the Default Action for an Application
245(1)
Remove WOPI Bindings from SharePoint
246(1)
Configure the WOPI SharePoint Zone
247(1)
Disable Certain WOPI Actions
247(1)
Resolve Invalid Proof Signature
248(1)
A Stsadm Versus SharePoint PowerShell
249(6)
A Operations
249(1)
B Operations
250(1)
C Operations
250(1)
D Operations
250(1)
E Operations
251(1)
G Operations
251(1)
I Operations
252(1)
L Operations
252(1)
M Operations
252(1)
O, P, and Q Operations
252(1)
R Operations
252(1)
S Operations
253(1)
U Operations
254(1)
V Operations
254(1)
B Upgrade and Migration
255(4)
Test-SPContentDatabase
255(1)
Upgrade-SPContentDatabase
255(1)
Upgrade-SPFarm
256(1)
Test-SPSite
256(1)
Repair-SPSite
256(1)
Upgrade-SPSite
256(1)
Additional Upgrade Cmdlets
256(3)
C Enterprise Search Reference
259(6)
Administrative
259(1)
Crawling
259(1)
Metadata
260(1)
Miscellaneous
261(1)
Querying
262(1)
Service Application
263(1)
Topology
264(1)
D App Management Service Reference
265(4)
App Settings and Configuration
265(1)
Denied Endpoint Management
266(1)
Installation and Provisioning of Apps
266(1)
Marketplace Management
266(1)
Service Application
267(2)
Index 269
Steven Mann was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he still resides today. He is an Enterprise Applications Engineer for Morgan Lewis and has more than 19 years of professional experience.

Steven has authored and coauthored several books related to the subject of SharePoint Server, PowerShell, Managed Metadata, and Business Intelligence.