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sharepint on an existing webserver
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If you choose a farm installation, you get much more control. When you do a farm installation, it will create the Central Admin site (and you do get to choose what port for the Central Admin site). Unlike the simple install, the farm installation doesn't automatically create a default content site. You must create it as a seperate step and at that time you can choose your port. Hope that helps.
If you're into books, I picked this one up ("Beginning Sharepoint 2007 Administration" ISBN: 978-0-470-12529-8) and it provides a good general overview of how Sharepoint works, the basics of how to set it up, it compares and contrasts WSS 3.0 vs. MOSS 2007, and gives an overview of Sharepoint Designer. It's a small book and really doesn't go too far in depth, but that's why I got it so I could quickly get an overview and an idea of how to install and begin customizing.
If you're into books, I picked this one up ("Beginning Sharepoint 2007 Administration" ISBN: 978-0-470-12529-8) and it provides a good general overview of how Sharepoint works, the basics of how to set it up, it compares and contrasts WSS 3.0 vs. MOSS 2007, and gives an overview of Sharepoint Designer. It's a small book and really doesn't go too far in depth, but that's why I got it so I could quickly get an overview and an idea of how to install and begin customizing.
In such an installation is it possible to have MOSS2007 installed to a branch/sub directory of an existing webserver?
We've got a webserver... and an application there,
I would like she sharepoint portal to be located in
Is that an option?
We've got a webserver... and an application there,
I would like she sharepoint portal to be located in
Is that an option?
I'm thinking no, but I'm by far not an expert.
I would, however, think you could make a virtual directory, then redirect from to wherever your sharepoint site is (for example
Your question probably also depends on if you're using a proxy server at all. In looking around the web for other things over the past week I've seen some interesting concepts when using a proxy server.
You might do a search for "AAM sharepoint". AAM is Alternate Access Mapping.
Sorry I don't have a more definitive answer, but hopefully this points you in the right direction.
I would, however, think you could make a virtual directory, then redirect from to wherever your sharepoint site is (for example
Your question probably also depends on if you're using a proxy server at all. In looking around the web for other things over the past week I've seen some interesting concepts when using a proxy server.
You might do a search for "AAM sharepoint". AAM is Alternate Access Mapping.
Sorry I don't have a more definitive answer, but hopefully this points you in the right direction.
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