Today’s Agenda

• 9:00-10:15 - SharePoint 2010 Overview for IT Pro’s• 10:15-10:30 - Break• 10:30-12:15 - Upgrading to SharePoint 2010• 12:15-1:00 - Lunch and Windows Phone 7 demo • 1:00 – 2:30 - Understanding and Deploying Office Web Apps• 2:30 – 2:35 – Short Break   • 2:45 – 4:15 - SharePoint 2010 Virtualization and

Maintenance• 4:15 - Raffle

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Upgrading to SharePoint (Foundation) 2010

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Yung ChouSr. IT Pro EvangelistMicrosoft Corporationhttp://blogs.technet.com/yungchou

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Notice that in this presentation:• SharePoint Foundation 2010 and SharePoint

2010 are used interchangeably• “Upgrade” is solely on upgrade of WSS v3.

−Covers Config Database and Content Databases−Does NOT cover

− SSP− Search − User Profiles

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Upgrade Experience• What’s New

− Upgrade preparation tools− Powershell upgrade command-lets− Visual upgrade− Downtime reduction via parallel upgrade pipelines

• What’s Changed?− Additional upgrade methods− Improved upgrade status logging and reporting− Improved read-only DB support

• What’s Gone?− Gradual upgrade− Side-by-side installation

• What’s NOT Supported− Direct upgrade to MSF/SP2010 from WSSv2/SPS2003− Upgrade < WSSv3 SP2

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Agenda

Installation SharePoint Foundation

Upgrade Strategies and Scenario Walkthrough

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SharePoint Foundation 2010• Software pre-requisites

− Automatically downloaded/installed with Internet connection

− Automatically installed from network share in isolated network− PrerequisiteInstaller.Argumen

ts.txt− Pre-requisites downloaded and

placed network share

• Single server SharePoint install− SQL Server 2008 Express

SharePoint Foundation 2010

Fresh Install

DEMO

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Agenda

Installation SharePoint Foundation

Upgrade Strategies and Scenario Walkthrough

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Unsupported Upgrade Paths to SPF2010• Upgrade from a farm running WSS 3.0 earlier than

SP2

• Direct upgrade from a farm running WSS 2.0/SharePoint Server (SPS) 2003. − WSS 2.0/SPS2003 to WSS 3.0/MOSS2007 to

SPF2010/SP2010.

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Upgrade Strategies

• In-Place: Upgrade components, settings and content in place− Pros

− Farm-wide settings preserved and upgraded.− Customizations already applied but may need to be upgraded

− Cons− Farm is off-line during entire upgrade process.− Content is upgraded in sequence− Limited rollback options

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Upgrade Special Case – Single Server• WSS v3 Single Server Install

− Includes Windows Internal Database (no size limit)− SQL Server Embedded Edition (SSEE)

• SharePoint Foundation 2010 Single Server Install− Includes SQL Server 2008 Express (4 GB database limit)

• Upgrade Process− Enable RBS on new SQL Express Instance− Extract BLOBs from AllDocsStreams in old content database− Copy BLOBs to RBS on new SQL Express Instance− Backup/Shrink old content database− Copy new content database to new SQL Express Instance

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SQL Server Embedded Edition Removal

• For single server install− Two instances of SQL

running after in-place upgrade

− SSEE and SQL 2008 Express

• SSEE can and should be removed

SharePoint Foundation 2010

In-Place Upgrade

DEMO

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Upgrade Strategies

• Database Attach: Build new farm then attach content databases− Pros

− Can upgrade in parallel− Can consolidate farms

− Cons− Server and farm settings NOT upgraded− Customization must be reapplied/redeployed− Moving content over network can be time consuming− Need direct access to Database server

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Upgrade Strategies

• Hybrid 1 – Read-Only Database− Provide read-only access to old farm while new farm performs

upgrade− Pros

− Allows for hardware upgrade − Minimizes downtime through read-only access− Can upgrade in parallel− Nice rollback option

− Cons− Server and farm settings not upgraded− Customizations must be reapplied/redeployed− Moving content over network can be time consuming− Need access to database server

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Upgrade Strategies

• Hybrid 2 – Detached Content Databases− Detach content databases, perform in-place upgrade, then re-

attach content databases− Pros

− Farm-wide settings are preserved and upgraded− Customizations already applied but may need to be upgraded− Can upgrade in parallel

− Cons− Downtime while the in-place upgrade is in progress.

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SharePoint Upgrade Resources

• More Information about Upgrade Strategies− Upgrade Resource Center

− http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/ee517215.aspx

• Upgrade Posters− Upgrade Planning

− http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=166301− Upgrade Approaches

− http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=166302− Test Your Upgrade Process

− http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=166303

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More Information

• Detailed Deployment Guides− SharePoint Foundation Server

− http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=166485&clcid=0x409

− SharePoint Server− http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=166484&clcid=0x409

− Office Web Apps− http://technet.microsoft.com/library/ff431687(office.14).aspx

• Office TechCenter for Office Web Apps− http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/office/ee815687.aspx

• Office TechCenter for Office 2010− http://technet.microsoft.com/office/ee263913.aspx

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Call to Action

• Download SharePoint Technical Libraries− http://blogs.technet.com/yungchou and click SharePoint

tag

• Develop the SharePoint upgrade strategies for your shop− Learn, Prepare, Test, Implement, and Validate

• Practice, experiment, master, and perfect your upgrade− Download the trials from

http://blogs.technet.com/yungchou − Set up a test lab and get familiar with SharePoint 2010

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