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310 Part IV: Deployment Scenarios<br />

can be considered to be a separate entity. If you use shared services, which are covered<br />

in Chapter 23, “Personalization Services in SharePoint <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong>”<br />

you can share indexing, My Sites, <strong>and</strong> user profiles between portal sites to<br />

conserve resources. This section will describe how to create the first portal site in<br />

the farm, but the same procedure can be applied for each additional portal site to be<br />

created. (See Figure 12-28.) A portal site farm must contain at least one portal site.<br />

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Figure 12-28 Creating a portal site<br />

To create a portal site<br />

1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to SharePoint Portal Server, <strong>and</strong><br />

then click SharePoint Central Administration.<br />

2. In the Portal Site <strong>and</strong> Virtual Server Configuration section, click Create a<br />

Portal Site.<br />

3. On the Create a Portal Site page, verify that Create a portal is selected.<br />

4. Fill in the Site Name of the Portal (in this example, Woodgrove Bank), select<br />

the virtual server created previously (SharePoint Cluster), <strong>and</strong> enter the<br />

account <strong>and</strong> e-mail address of the portal site owner. (See Figure 12-28.)<br />

5. Click OK to continue. Click OK to confirm portal creation. A progress bar will<br />

display the status of the creation.<br />

Note If portal site creation fails, check the log file to determine the cause<br />

of failure. Correct the problem <strong>and</strong> try again. Often a creation failure is<br />

related to accounts not having proper permissions.

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