SharePoint 2019 Administration Training From Zero to Hero

Define and implement SharePoint 2019 min-server roles, including web front end, application server, distributed cache, and search server, to optimize performance, scalability, and redundancy with load balancing.

Explore SharePoint topologies by business size, from small farms with dedicated app, web, and database servers to large enterprises with multiple web fronts. Cover development, staging, production deployment.

Install Windows Server 2019, allocate storage, install features over 15 minutes, then restart and set a strong administrator password for the first login.

Install SharePoint 2019 prerequisites using server manager, enabling IIS, AD DS, DNS, .NET 3.5/4.7, IIS 6 compatibility, plus domain controller and SQL Server with SSMS and an 180-day trial key.

Adopt a least privilege administration approach for SharePoint 2019 installation. Identify three prerequisites—admin and service accounts, a configuration wizard with SQL Server, and SharePoint prerequisites.

Identify the hardware and software for SharePoint 2019: 16 gb memory, a 64-bit processor, and at least 8 gb disk; SQL Server 2016–2019 and Windows Server 2016 or 2019.

Learn how to prepare a Hyper-V based environment for SharePoint 2019 installation by enabling Windows features, configuring an internal virtual switch, and creating a Windows Server VM with internet access.

Install Windows Server 2019 in a virtual machine, allocate 10 GB RAM, boot from ISO, and prepare Server Manager to add required SharePoint 2019 features.

Install Active Directory domain services, DNS, and Web Server (IIS) on the server, install Dot Net Framework 3.5, and promote the server to a domain controller for ESP 2019 forest.

Install .NET Framework 3.5 on Windows Server 2019 via Server Manager by enabling the features and supplying an alternate source path.

Install SQL Server 2017 on a Hyper-V virtual machine, selecting the database engine and Analysis Services with the default instance and administrator accounts.

Install sql server management studio to configure, monitor, and administer any sql server instance and database. It supports azure sql database and snapshot analytics.

Explore the logical architecture of SharePoint, including site collections, web applications, and service applications. Learn how content databases, navigation, metadata, taxonomy, and scalability affect performance, search, and load balancing.

Explore how a site collection acts as a logical container for related SharePoint sites, featuring a root site, sub sites, a content database, libraries, permissions, and templates.

Create and configure site collections in SharePoint 2016 and 2019, applying templates, managing security boundaries, quotas, and owners, and using central administration and PowerShell.

Explore the web application in SharePoint, an IIS-hosted container for site collections, authentication, and data boundaries, including zones, content databases, and best practices for management.

Learn to create and configure a SharePoint 2019 web application and site collection, set up DNS and service accounts, and manage authentication, zones, central administration, and service applications.

Configure a SharePoint 2019 web application by managing content databases with PowerShell or Central Administration, and set explicit and wildcard paths, alternate access mapping, security, and throttling.

Explore how SharePoint service applications provide components such as search, metadata, user profiles, and workflow, connected through a proxy and app pools to web applications, with administration and PowerShell automation.

Explore how content databases centralize data for site collections, documents, metadata, and user information. Learn backup, recovery, performance monitoring, security audits, and maintenance to protect and optimize SharePoint content databases.

Navigate to central administration and application management to manage content databases for each web application, view metadata, and add contained databases with server and authentication details.

Discover how a SharePoint farm groups web servers, web front-end, application server, and database servers to deliver SharePoint services, with a single configuration database storing all server configurations.

Explore SharePoint central administration to plan, configure, and monitor your farm, manage web applications, site collections, service applications, backups, security, and upgrades.

Configure SharePoint 2016 and 2019 for incoming and outgoing email, set up mobile SMS notifications, and manage central administration to inform end users.

Understand what a service application is, manage it via central administration or PowerShell, and install and configure services such as business data connectivity and managed metadata and machine translation.

Configure the user profile service by setting up synchronization with Active Directory, creating a synchronization connection, and performing a full or incremental profile import to populate SharePoint users.

Create the user profile service application and three databases: profile, synchronization, and social tags and notes, and configure my site hosting with a personal managed path and service site creation.

Learn to locate and manage user profiles in SharePoint 2019 by using the manage user profile page, searching for profiles, and editing or deleting them.

Configure your SharePoint my site through central administration, set up your site, privacy, news feed, and profile; customize settings, enable activities, and follow colleagues to start.

Explore metadata as data about data and how SharePoint's managed metadata uses a collection of centrally managed terms to define attributes for items.

Configure the managed metadata service by creating a new service application, connecting to the database server and metadata database, then set a security account and grant administrator access.

Learn to diagnose and fix the common managed metadata service error in SharePoint 2019 by starting the managed metadata web service in central administration and then reset and verify.

Learn to create and manage term stores, term sets, and groups in the SharePoint 2019 managed metadata service, including adding departments and software terms and handling orphaned terms.

Set up the term store management and implement managed metadata in a SharePoint list by adding a managed metadata column and selecting the department term.

create and configure a search service application in central administration by specifying the search service name and service account, and set up dedicated application pools for crawling and analytics databases.

Configure and manage the search service application in SharePoint 2019, assign administrator access, and set up crawling—full or incremental—across site collections and web applications to index content.

Learn how a SharePoint site collection groups related sites under a top-level site, enabling partitioned control, a shared homepage, and tailored branding and permissions for each subsite.

Discover how to manage SharePoint site collection permissions by working with groups (owner, visitor, member), assigning users, and configuring permission levels from full control to read and view only.

Create a publishing site collection in central administration by setting the title, description, URL, and publishing template; manage information architect tasks and visual designer branding.

Learn to add additional languages to SharePoint 2019 by downloading language packs, installing French as an example, and completing the configuration wizard to enable multilingual portals.

Create a French site collection in SharePoint 2019 by naming the site French. Configure language display and content in French, including a team site.

Create and customize a SharePoint custom list, including naming, settings, versioning, content types, attachments, validation, and templates.

Learn how to customize a SharePoint list by creating a new view that shows only the student name and student preferences, and switch between views like all items.

Create a new standard SharePoint list view, rearrange columns, and sort by cost or title. Explore built in columns such as created by and add other fields.

Learn to customize a SharePoint 2019 site collection home page by adding news, libraries, and lists web parts, adjusting layout, publishing, and sharing branded resources.

Create subsites inside a SharePoint 2019 training site, assign unique permissions for IT, marketing, administration, and finance, choose team site templates, and manage navigation and document libraries.

Learn to back up a site collection in SharePoint 2019 to a network path, set read/write access, initiate the backup, and confirm it completes successfully.

Restore a deleted site collection in SharePoint 2019 by using the management shell to run a PowerShell command with the site collection, backup path, network path, and database details.

Discover how to use SharePoint out of the box, including document libraries, lists, tasks, calendars, discussions, surveys, and importing data from Excel, all via site content.

Learn how SharePoint 2019 discussion boards, built on a SharePoint list, enable organization-wide knowledge sharing through questions, answers, and replies, with views like my discussion and the answers.

Set up a SharePoint 2019 issue tracker from site content, create a ticketing system built on a SharePoint list, and manage tickets through status, assignment, and resolution.

Explore the SharePoint library by opening the courses document library, review its document library type, site workflow, creation date, and how a ready-made library is provided within a site collection.

Create and manage a picture library in SharePoint 2019, comparing libraries and lists, and learn two upload methods, classic upload and drag-and-drop, plus syncing with OneDrive and viewing options.

Create a SharePoint 2019 survey by adding questions and choosing response types. Configure permissions, share via link, collect responses, and export results with a graphic.

Learn to manage tasks in SharePoint 2019 with task lists and custom lists, adding tasks, assigning from Active Directory, setting due dates, and viewing progress in calendar and completed views.