Project Server 2010/2013 Administration
Watch this course if you require best practice advice on how to administer Project Server 2010/2013, or have an interest in the components it relies upon such as SharePoint. The course covers everything from documentation, service pack installation, backup and restore, SQL Maintenance Plans, as well as configuring Microsoft Project so that it can connect to Project Server.
What you'll learn
This course is designed to teach IT administrators everything they need to know in order to keep a Project Server 2010/2013 farm up and running. Because Project Server is a SharePoint application, the course details a lot of the management and configuration of Project Server required via SharePoint Central Admin. We also demonstrate how to document your system, and then apply the latest Service Packs and Cumulative Updates (also known as public updates), both on the server and client. The course is packed full of best practice advice, demonstrations, and URLs providing access to 3rd party tools which should be in the toolkit of every Project Server administrator.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Agenda 0m
- Hey Ben, Why the Exclamation Mark? 1m
- What's in My Farm? 3m
- Documentation Options 3m
- Demo - Manual Documentation via the User Interface 2m
- Demo - Manual Documentation Using PowerShell 2m
- Demo - Documentation Using Scripted PowerShell 3m
- Demo - Commercial Documentation 2m
- Demo - Fixes and Patches 4m
- Summary 1m
- Introduction 1m
- Agenda 1m
- What Are Service Packs? 2m
- The Current Service Pack Levels 3m
- SharePoint and Project Server Service Packs Special Relationship 2m
- Eight Steps to Happiness! 2m
- Installing SP2 for SQL Server 2012 2m
- SharePoint and Project Server SP1 Install (Part 1) 3m
- SharePoint and Project Server SP1 Install (Part 2) 5m
- Microsoft Project SP1 Install 3m
- Summary 1m