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Microsoft Sharepoint Products and Technologies Resource Kit eBook

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70 Part I: Introduction to SharePoint <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong><br />

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Figure 3-8 Changing the component assignments for the server topology<br />

Tip You can assign more than one component to each server.<br />

3. In the Job Server Component section, in the Job server list, select a job<br />

server.<br />

4. If you have installed the server component for backward-compatible document<br />

libraries, in the Document Library Server Component (Optional)<br />

section, in the Document library server box, type the name of the server to<br />

run the document library server component.<br />

5. Click OK.<br />

6. On the Configure Server Topology page, click Close.<br />

Create a Portal Site<br />

The final step to installing SharePoint Portal Server is creating the portal site. To create<br />

a portal site, you will need to provide the following information:<br />

■ Site name<br />

■ Virtual server name to host portal<br />

■ Site URL name<br />

■ Owner account<br />

■ Owner e-mail address<br />

As noted below, some steps differ slightly depending on whether you are creating<br />

a portal using MSDE or SQL Server as the database repository.<br />

1. If installing with SQL Server, on the SharePoint Portal Server Central Administration<br />

For server_name page, in the Portal Site <strong>and</strong> Virtual Server Configuration<br />

section, click Create a portal site.<br />

2. On the Create Portal Site For server_name page, in the Portal Creation<br />

Options section, click Create a portal as shown in Figure 3-9.

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