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Microsoft Sharepoint Products and Technologies Resource Kit eBook

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960 Part IX: Maintaining a Server in Windows SharePoint Services<br />

When you have completed this, you should see both sites in the IIS Management<br />

console.<br />

Creating the Windows SharePoint Services Site as the Support Site<br />

Creating a Windows SharePoint Services site is done through the Windows SharePoint<br />

Administration console known as SharePoint Central Administration. To open the<br />

console, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Administration Tools, <strong>and</strong> click<br />

SharePoint Central Administration. This opens the Windows SharePoint Services<br />

Central Administration page.<br />

Note that if SharePoint Portal Server is also installed on your system, there are<br />

actually two consoles: one for Windows SharePoint Services <strong>and</strong> one for SharePoint<br />

Portal Server. The title of the page indicates which one you are on, showing either<br />

“Windows SharePoint Services/Central Administration” or “SharePoint Portal Server<br />

Central Administration.” (The colors are also slightly different.) Make sure you are<br />

using the correct one, as they are very similar. You alternate between the two consoles<br />

by using the links on the left side of the page under Links To Related Administration<br />

Home Pages.<br />

Like the FrontPage extensions they replace, new websites created in IIS are not<br />

extended with Windows SharePoint Services. For us to use the site we just created<br />

(OurNewSharePointSite), the virtual directory needs to be extended to include the<br />

Windows SharePoint Services extensions.<br />

On the Windows SharePoint Services Administration page, find the Virtual<br />

Server Configuration section <strong>and</strong> click Extend Or Upgrade Virtual Server. This opens<br />

the Virtual Server List page, which displays the list of sites found that do not have<br />

Windows SharePoint Services extensions installed. The site you’ve just created<br />

should appear with the following information:<br />

Name URL Version<br />

OurNewSharePointSite http://:/ Not Installed Extend<br />

The is the name of your server or Localhost, depending on your<br />

installation. The port number is the one you selected when creating the site in the<br />

IIS Management console.<br />

Note You can show all sites via the Go To Complete List link at the top of<br />

the page.

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