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![]() | Mastering Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (Mastering) by C. A. Callahan ISBN-10: 9780470127285 ISBN-10: 0-470-12728-7 ISBN-13: 9780470127285 ISBN-13: 978-0-470-12728-5 Paperback 2008-01-22 Sybex Find Lowest Price | |
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Book Description This book contains the kind of information an IT professional or administrator in the field needs to get Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 up and running, and keep it running. Chock full of step by step information and screenshots to guide you through installing, configuring and using WSS 3.0 from an administrator's point of view. This book also covers deep technical topics other books manage to avoid. So if you are looking for real, detailed direction and examples of how to configure Directory Management Services on WSS 3.0, do Network Load Balancing, how to enable SSL or Kerberos on a load balanced WSS 3.0 implementation, and more-- then you've found the book you've been looking for. WSS 3.0 is not for the weak of heart, but this easy to understand book is full of demonstrations, easing your way to mastery. It doesn't just talk about it, it does it. So if you need to do more than talk about WSS 3.0, then this book is for you. | ||
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Excellent Administrator's Guide Although the typos are numerous, this book is an excellent guide for SharePoint administrators. SharePoint users probably won't want to wade through all the technical details included in this book so it shouldn't be difficult to keep it on the administrator's desk. If you get just one book, get this one! | ||
More an Admin Book for WSS 3.0 I should have read all the reviews on this. I thought it was a developer book. But having said that, I thought this book is quite informative to developers as well. There are some very minor typo errors but, as another reviewer said, I like the style of the author in the way he presented and discussed the subjects. I also like the timing of the small (and what I call) a "diversion" section where he mentions other things that may be somewhat related to the topic he was currently discussing. Overall, I'd recommend this book as a companion book if you are a developer. Very good admin reference! It is probably the best one at the moment. | ||
Best SharePoint book out there If you are looking for a book that will actually explain how to install a single server or farm, this is it. The author goes into great detail, including how to set the SQL server permissions. Every SharePoint administrator should have this book. It is more useful than even the Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Administrator's Companion. | ||
Definitely 5 Stars I come to this as a database developer with 25 years experience and with absolutely no knowledge of SharePoint. I rarely write a review. But on this book, I had to do so. When I first started to administer and develop in SharePoint, I knew nothing about it. So I got 5 books. I still use one other book (the development book) for the heavy lifting but most of the time I use Mastering Windows SharePoint Services by Callahan. I have several friends in other organizations that administer SharePoint. The ones who have training and knowledge love it. Those that do not, hate it. This is one way to get that information. First, Callahan shows in detail how to install and secure SharePoint as he lists the underlying functions such as email, searching, and accounts. Then, one command at a time he takes us through the process of all the services - lists, libraries, web parts, work spaces, and others. Next, he demonstrates how granular the rights and privileges can be given. Specific users can see, access, use, or modify exactly what the site director decides while he monitors the activity. Each step of every example is demonstrated throughout. Then the background information is discussed in depth. Whether you are new to SharePoint or you are an administrator on it, this book will answer most of your questions. | ||
The best book on SharePoint Services 3.0 The best book on SharePoint Services 3.0 and I have read just about every book about SharePoint Services. Bookmark her blog at [...]. Also get Inside Microsoft Windows Services 3.0 by Ted Pattison and Daniel Larson and Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer 2007 Step by Step by Penelope Coventry. | ||