Friday, November 29, 2013

What are the accounts used in SharePoint for a least privileged configuration

 What are the accounts used in SharePoint  for a least privileged configuration.



In Many Organizations while Implementing SharePoint. The first question which may arise is What are the account we need to create and what are the permission levels it should have. I have tried my best to collate the things together and text it in my Blog as per my experience.Theese accouns are minimal accounts that required but it varies as per the requirements.


The setup account: This is the account with which the user is logged that runs the setup. This account must be a local administrator on all systems where SharePoint is run.

Post-Setup Configuration Run-As user: This is the user that runs the PSC tool.
This user must also be a local administrator
PSC runs a prerequisites check.
In addition to being a local administrator on all computers running Office Server, this account also has the following requirements on a remote server running SQL Server to be used as part of a SharePoint Foundation 2010 Services farm

Must be a SQL login
Must be a member of the SQL Server Database Creators Role
Must be a member of the SQL Server Security Administrators Role
This account need not be a local administrator on the server running SQL Server

This is the only account given explicit rights on SQL. It will give the database access account the SQL privileges it needs because it has the rights to do so.

The database access account: This is the account that is specified to the PSC tool when creating or connecting to a Configuration Database.
This account need not be the same as the PSC Run-As user and it need notbe a local administrator on any computer running Office Server.
It should also not be a local administrator on the SQL server, and doesnot require any SQL permissions in advance of creating a configuration database. Many of us refer to this as the “farm admin” account, but thisis misleading. The user that accesses the Central Admin Web pages to perform farm administrative activities is the farm admin account.

Central Admin App Pool ID:This account is “automatically” configured by the PSC tool to be the same account as the database access account that is stipulated to the PSC tool when creating a configuration database. This account and the SPTimer account constitute one exception to separate accounts being usedfor all account types.

The SPTimer account: As with the Central Admin App Pool ID, this account is “automatically” configured by the PSC tool to be the same account as the database accessaccount that is stipulated to the PSC tool when creating a configuration database.

The Farm Admin account: As mentioned earlier, this is the user that accesses the Central Admin Web pages to perform farm administrative functions.
This account can create Web applications, site collections, SSPs, configure Search, IFSS, Profile Imports, assigning permissions, and so on.


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SharePoint 2013 Server - Components Installed

SharePoint 2013 Server - Components Installed:

   


Everyone must be interested to know whether what all changes were made to  machine after installing SharePoint 2013 Server. Well, I observed very keenly what changes does made. below mentioned are some of the basic changes that occur while installing SharePoint 2013 Server.I post this simple topic because,I many times Think what happend behind installation of Sharepoint 2013.

1) Global Assembly Cache (GAC) Updated: All the SharePoint DLL will be deployed to GAC which makes the SharePoint framework available to the applications on OS.

2) SharePoint Root (15 Hive) Created: The 15 Hive is a special folder which is located at c:\program files\common files\Microsoft shared\web server extensions\15. It consists of a folder structure that holds all the important DLLs, images, config files, templates, etc for developing rich SharePoint applications.

3) Internet Infromation Services (IIS) Updated: Virtual directories and Application pools are created in IIS that hold numerous ASP.NET 2.0 web sites, with configuration files that turn them into SharePoint 2013 sites that use .NET 4.0.

4) Central Administration Site Created: This is the default website for SharePoint 2013 Administration which is created in IIS. This site provides a rich interface for managing and monitoring SharePoint sites and applications.

5) Content Database Created: An SQL Server database that stores all site content, including site documents or files in document libraries, list data, and Web Part properties, as well as user names and rights. All the data for a specific site resides in one content database on only one computer.


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SharePoint Tools

   SharePoint Tools

I used to Follow the CODE PLUX from beginning of I entered into the SharePoint . For any New tools\packages for SharePoint. Thought to share who needs the useful tools from code plux.    

·         Free SharePoint 2010 Sites Templates: http://sp2010teamplates.codeplex.com

·         Free Web Parts for SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint 2010: http://webpartgallery.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 FBA Pack: http://sharepoint2010fba.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Send Emails With Attachments - Workflow Activity: http://sharepointstuff.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010/2013 Tabbed Web Part Zone: http://sharepointtabs.codeplex.com

·         AutoSPInstaller: http://autospinstaller.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint Client Browser for SharePoint 2010 and 2013: http://spcb.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 - Community Projects: http://lifeinsharepoint.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Bulk Document Importer: http://spbulkdocumentimport.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 CSV Bulk Taxonomy TermSet Importer/Exporter: http://termsetimporter.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Batch Edit: http://sp2010batchedit.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 automatic sign-in with mixed authentication: http://spautomaticsignin.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 HTML5 MasterPage Templates: http://sharepoint2010html5.codeplex.com

·         Nivo Slider Web Part SharePoint 2010: http://nivowebpart.codeplex.com

·         Export Version History Of SharePoint 2010 List Items to Microsoft Excel: http://exportversionhistory.codeplex.com

·         Audit Log For SharePoint 2010: http://auditlogsp.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Filtered Lookup Field: http://sp2010filteredlookup.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint CAML Query Helper for 2007, 2010, and 2013: http://spcamlqueryhelper.codeplex.com

·         LDAP/AD Claims Provider For SharePoint 2010: http://ldapcp2010.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Fluent Ribbon API: http://spribbon.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Print List Ribbon Button: http://spprintlistbutton.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint AJAX Toolkit for SharePoint 2010 and 2013: http://sharepointajax.codeplex.com

·         Responsive SharePoint: http://responsivesharepoint.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Google Maps V3 WebPart: http://spgooglemappart.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Word Automation: http://sp2010wordautomation.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 "Hyperlink with Picture" Column Type: http://spimagehyperlink.codeplex.com

·         SharePoint 2010 Timesheet: http://sp2010ts.codeplex.com

·         SP List Kit for SharePoint 2010: http://splistkit.codeplex.com

·         Show or Hide SharePoint 2010 ribbon based on SharePoint Groups: http://spribbonvisibility.codeplex.com


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