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Capacity Planning for Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2001

Overview SharePoint Portal Server 2001 is a flexible portal solution that integrates document management and search functions with the Microsoft applications and tools you use every day. SharePoint Portal Server extends the capabilities of Microsoft Windows®, Microsoft Office 2000, and Microsoft Office XP by offering knowledge workers a powerful new way to organize, find, and share information. For system architects and developers, SharePoint Portal Server is a solution that offers the ability to easily create corporate portals with document management and enterprise content crawling.

This white paper identifies the technical boundaries of SharePoint Portal Server to assist you in planning for maximum capacity usage. It also provides suggestions about where to increase resources to scale SharePoint Portal Server to maintain optimal performance. To make effective use of this white paper, you should have a clear understanding of your business requirements.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	December 2001	Downloads	13
Format	White Papers
Topics	Portals, Web Servers, Windows XP

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