As I’m preparing to start work on building a single-server SharePoint 2010 pilot rig for a client, I was listing things to check for before I would be willing to shoot off my mouth about how easy the installation will be.
For those that may find it interesting, here is a list of scope-growing factors that can add major complexity to a simple SharePoint implementation:
- Incoming email functionality
- Non-AD profile sync connections
- Write-to AD functionality for profile-sync (as opposed to reading from Active Directory only)
- Forms based authentication or claims authentication (instead of old-school Windows auth)
- Search content sources other than the local SharePoint content
- FAST Search (instead of regular SharePoint search)
- PowerPivot
- Project Server
- Team Foundation Server
- SQL Reporting Services
- Migration or upgrading of content from other SharePoint farms
- Publishing service applications to other SharePoint farms
- 3rd party add-ons
Great! Thanks for the share!
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Describing in such a good way about Scoop-growing factors.this are the risk management processes and every one will be gone through this processes.