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Beginning SharePoint Administration: Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server
The book begins with an introductory chapter to give you a sense of what SharePoint can do. It then continues with four more chapters of detailed instructions on how to install and configure WSS and SPS, along with explanations of what you must think of when selecting the type of MS SQL database for your SharePoint server. These chapters include information that describes how to configure specific features of WSS and SPS, such as how to control what the users can do in SharePoint, how to work with intranet news pages, and how to set up Active Directory synchronization. In Chapter 5 you will also find information on how to customize SPS, including how to change the colors, menus, logos, and the general look-and-feel of the portal site.
The remaining chapters are independent of each other, so you can read whatever interests you, but the book is written to encourage reading from the beginning to the end. Some of the content is hard to understand if you have skipped previous chapters, so I suggest that you read it from the beginning, and skip parts that do not interest you at this time. Later, you might find that you need to understand those parts; you can go back to them then. Following is more information about these chapters.
Chapter 6 focuses on advanced administration, mainly for the SPS environment, such as managing the search feature, creating audience groups, managing user security, handling site definitions, creating templates, and more. Even if you are mainly focusing on WSS, you will still find some interesting information here about important SPS features and how using SPS differs from WSS.
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