Sharepoint Default Portal
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From: Aikiart on 4 Jan 2010 08:37 Good day, I'm trying to learn Sharepoint and have installed it on a test server. When I installed, I mistakenly did not select standalone installation, as a consequence, i've had to manually create my SSP. I'm using Sybex, MCTS Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server 2007 Configuration by Pyles, to understand and train. In chapter IV, he is discussing site collections and doing a comparision between the default & admin portal. I've got the admin installed and working and was wondering whether it's possible to create a default portal after the fact? I've created a personal site, for my login, but it does not have the full features or tabs of the default portal. Thanks Art
From: spconsultant on 6 Jan 2010 09:15 On Jan 4, 8:37 am, Aikiart <Aiki...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Good day, > > I'm trying to learn Sharepoint and have installed it on a test server. When > I installed, I mistakenly did not select standalone installation, as a > consequence, i've had to manually create my SSP. I'm using Sybex, MCTS > Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server 2007 Configuration by Pyles, to understand > and train. In chapter IV, he is discussing site collections and doing a > comparision between the default & admin portal. I've got the admin installed > and working and was wondering whether it's possible to create a default > portal after the fact? I've created a personal site, for my login, but it > does not have the full features or tabs of the default portal. > > Thanks > Art From Admin menu, go to the Applicaitons Menue, Create a web application. Be sure to read the feedback and do an IISRESET /noforce after creating the web appp, before creating the site collection. Then create aa site collection (use the team site template as it is what the defualt web site uses in a single server configuration).
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