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INDEX
Symbols
$_ character, 215$webApps variable, 202<div> tags, converting fi les to master pages and,
active node, defi ned, 340activity feed, 504–505Activity Feed Job, enabling (My Sites), 531–534Add Roles and Features Wizard, 561–562Add User Profi le Property page, 517–518adding. See also apps, adding to SharePoint sites
apps from App Catalog, 396apps from SharePoint Store, 396–398apps to App Catalog, 394apps to monitor list, 400–401apps via PowerShell, 398–399connections (service applications), 114farm solutions, 354index components, 467license managers, 406Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell
snap-in, 195new partitions (Enterprise Search), 467–469permissions to Central Admin, 258servers to farm, 65–66services to SPD, 661solution packages to Farm Stores, 348users to app licenses, 405
759–760category pages, 720–721CBA (claims-based authentication). See claims-
based authentication (CBA)CBS (Content By Search) Web Part, 428Central Administration
app errors, monitoring from, 402app URLs, confi guring via, 382–384app usage, monitoring from, 401–402backing up and restoring databases with,
326–328backing up and restoring the farm with,
336–337backing up site collections with, 320–321HTTP Request Monitoring and Throttling,
enabling with, 342InfoPath Forms Services, deploying in, 632–633limitations of for backing up, 320list throttling, confi guring with, 342–343lists and libraries, exporting with, 316–318managing farm features and, 362–363
managing solutions and, 348, 349managing Timer Jobs in, 714–715monitoring, confi guring in, 701–706new features in, 4–5permissions for PowerPivot, adding, 258publishing site collections, creating from,
411restoring content databases with, 328Search service application, creating in,
227–228sites, exporting with, 316–317SPD settings, updating in, 655–658Usage and Health Data Collection,
confi guring in, 710–713web application Features and, 363
hosted app, 390–391Excel Services service application, 244–245Excel Services to use Secure Store, 245–249exclusion fi lters, 515–516the farm. See farm, confi guring service
applicationsHealth Analyzer, 707–709high-trust app, 186IIS for Access Services, 299–300InfoPath 2013 confi guration settings, 646Internet sites. See WCM Internet sites,
confi guring and creatingisolated app domains (Access Services),
291–292list throttling with Central Admin, 342–343monitoring in Central Admin, 701–706My Sites. See My Sites, confi guringobject cache, 734–735Offi ce 2013 confi guration settings,
645–646Outlook 2013 confi guration settings, 646
OWA, 565–569personal site links, 644–645PowerPivot for SharePoint integration,
255–258Recycle Bin, 310–313Refi nement Web Part, 486result types, 489–491for routing e-mail to lists or libraries, 27S2S between SharePoint 2013 and other
servers, 190Search Navigation Web Part, 483Search Results Web Part, 484service accounts for reporting, 238–239service applications, farm and. See farm,
confi guring service applicationsservice applications for apps, 381–382SharePoint. See installing and confi guring
SharePointSharePoint Designer Settings, 655–657SharePoint for BI. See business intelligence
(BI), confi guring forSharePoint for workfl ow farms, 592–593SharePoint to trust the Provider-Hosted App,
386–390SSL for app domain, 381synchronization connection, 513–514Unifi ed Logging Service, 702–706Usage and Health Data Collection, 710–713User Profi le Synchronization service, 511–513users for Secure Store, 246versioning for libraries, 307–309Visio Graphics Service app, 286–290Visio Services, 285–290Visio Web Access Web Part, 637WCM capability. See WCM capabilities,
connection structure, service applications – customizing
to catalogs from publishing sites, 751–752libraries to Outlook, 629–630meetings to Outlook, 630to Offi ce applications, 621Offi ce to SharePoint, 614–615, 620–621to Outlook, 621service applications across farms, 105–107
basics of, 429–430converting fi les to master pages, 430–438Internet sites, creating and, 753–755new features, 13–14, 723–724page layouts, creating, 438–441publishing and applying designs, 441–444upgrading branding and, 446
Design View, absence of in SPD, 650Designer. See SharePoint Designer (SPD)Desktop Experience feature, 769Developer Dashboard, 690–693developer solutions and Features, 345–368
defi ning, 345–346farm solutions. See farm solutionsfeatures. See Featuressandbox solutions, 355–358
device channelsbasics of, 419–420, 753confi guring, 754–755device channel panels, 424as new feature, 724testing with browsers, 420–423testing with ?DeviceChannel=AliasOfDeviceChannel, 423–424
managing“Enterprise Search Architectures for SharePoint
Server 2013”, 461–462Enterprise Search Center, 477–486
basics of, 477, 479–481creating, 478–479Refi nement Web Part, 486Search Box Web Part, 482Search Navigation Web Part, 482–483Search Results Web Part, 483–485Web Parts basics, 481
enterprise services farm, 106Enterprise SharePoint Server 2013, 20–21enterprise social, 503–544
basics of, 503–504communities, 506, 540–544Distributed Cache service, 506My Sites, confi guring. See My Sites,
confi guringMy Sites new features, 504–505profi le synchronization, managing and
confi guring. See audiences; profi le synchronization, managing and confi guring
SkyDrive Pro, 536–540user profi le replication engine, 507user profi le synchronization, 506
error logs, upgrading content and, 144error pages, custom, as new feature, 722
basics of setting up to support apps, 378binding to, using HTTPS, 574–575commands for working with, 207–209creating, 63–65, 225–227, 571–572guidelines (OWA), 557HTTP for accessing (OWA), 570–572HTTPS for accessing (OWA), 572–574load balancing (OWA), 560number of servers and, 49pairing Azure Workfl ow Server with
SharePoint farm, 592–593restructuring when upgrading content
farm, confi guring service applications, 66–90Access Services service application, 71–72App Management Service. See App
Management Service, confi guringbasics of, 66–67Business Data Connectivity (BDC) service,
78checking available service applications, 70Excel Services Application, 79managed accounts, creating, 67–68managed metadata service application,
79–81PerformancePoint Services (PPS), 81–82Search Service Application, 83–84Secure Store Service, 84–85service application app pool, creating, 68–69starting services, 72–73State Service service application, provisioning,
69Usage and Health Data Collection service
application, 70user profi le service application, 85–88Visio Graphics Service, 88–89Word automation service, 89Work Management Service application, 90
farm, preparing for WCM, 726–732basics of, 726Distributed Cache service, 726–727Machine Translation Service application,
728–730publishing site collection, creating, 730–732Search Service Application, 727–728
farm leveldocument control (OWA), 554managing Features and, 362–363
farm solutionsApp Model and, 371basics of, 346–348extracting from SharePoint 2010, 129managing via command line, 353–355managing via user interface, 349–353removing unnecessary when upgrading,
132–133upgrading to SharePoint 2013 and, 128–129
FAST searchEnterprise Search and, 450, 451upgrading to SharePoint 2013 and, 131
FAST Search Server, 18, 22FBA. See forms-based authentication (FBA)Feature element, 360Feature Receivers, 360Feature Selection dialog (SSRS), 265–266Features
basics of, 358–360feature packs, 119–120hidden, 365managing via command line, 365–368managing via user interface, 361–365
feature.xml fi le, 359, 360FedAuth cookies, authentication and, 167federated user authentication process, 178–180federation providers (FPs), 178, 179Fiddler, 693–695fi les
customizing, 444–445HTML, converting to master pages, 430–438uncustomized states of, 444–445versioning information, viewing, 622
Filter Current Log dialog, 677fi lters
connection fi lters, editing, 514–516inclusion fi lters in sync process, 510
FIM (Forefront Identity Manager), 506Finished Stage of Request Approval workfl ow,
602, 608Firebug plug-in for Firefox, branding and, 430,
business requirements and, 303–305content recovery. See recovery of contentdisaster, backing up and recovering from. See
backing up and recovering from disasterGradual Site Delete, 343high-availability confi gurations, 339–343HTTP Request Throttling, 341–343load balancing, 339SQL failover clustering, 340SQL Server 2012 Availability Groups (AG),
converting fi les to master pages, 431–438converting to XHTML-compliant markup, 768display templates and, 487HTML Field Security setting, 724HTML Field Security site, 768
LegacyUIDetected, 140, 142levels of effort in branding, 409libraries
asset libraries in Internet sites, 746confi guring versioning for, 307–309connecting to Outlook, 629–630disabling offl ine availability of, 630document libraries and fi le behavior, 554document libraries and workfl ow, 598–599enabling document barcode functionality
for, 623exporting and importing, 313–318sharing as catalogs, 749–750slide libraries, 628syncing to computers, 620–621
log collection, Usage and Health Data Collection and, 711–713
-LogDiskSpaceUsageGB setting, 682logging. See Unifi ed Logging Service (ULS)logic and control, workfl ow (SPD), 583–584logical containers (OWA), 557login tokens, authentication and, 167loopback checks, defi ned, 93loops, in SPD, 583Lync 2013
integrating with OWA, 547S2S, 189–190
M
Machine Translation Servicesintegrating with variations, 741–742options, 743–744preparing the farm for WCM and, 726,
728–730translation options, 742
maintenance phase, business requirements and, 305Manage App License page, 404–405Manage Content Sources page, 469–470Manage Service Applications dialog, 5, 6“Manage the search schema in SharePoint
Server 2013”, 499Manage Web permission, 361managed accounts
commands for working with, 211–212creating, 67–68, 227registering, 296–297
Managed Metadata service (MMS)confi guring, 79–81new features, 8upgrading, 158–159
managed navigationbasics of, 410complete solution, 760–761confi guring in publishing sites, 756–759as new feature, 721
managed propertiescrawled properties and, 454–455creating for site collection, 499–500customizing search UI and, 496–499
Management Shellbasics of, 192–193farm, creating and, 63–64managing service application proxy groups
and, 112–118managers, license managers, adding, 406manifest fi les (manifest.xml)
Features, 359–360solutions and, 347–348
many-to-many relationship, web and service applications and, 50
mapped data, properties and, 520mapping
drives, 432network locations, 432–433
marketplaces for Apps, 372–373master pages
basics of, 413–414branding with SPD and, 666–668composed looks and, 419converting fi les to, 430–438defi ned, 412device channels and, 420previewing, 433–434relationship to page layouts, 414
MDS (Minimal Download Strategy), 428meetings, connecting to Outlook, 630memory. See also RAM
memory leak, defi ned, 212–213SQL Server and, 40
Merge-SPLogFile cmdlet, 688, 706metadata, Offi ce fi les and, 618–619Microsoft
Access Services. See Access Services, integrating with SharePoint
Clustering Services, 340Expression Web, branding and, 430Log Parser, 697MicrosoftSharePointTeamServices, 695Offi ce. See Offi ce, integrating with
SharePointreverse proxy server solutions, 46Translator, 79Word. See Word, integrating with SharePoint
migrating from classic-mode websites, 166–167.cmp (content migration package) extension,
device channels and, 419–420OWA support of, 555–556
Modern UI, 13monitor list, adding/removing apps, 400–401monitoring, 701–718
app errors, 402app licenses, 403–406app usage from Central Admin, 401–402app usage in SharePoint sites, 403apps, 400–403basics of, 701confi guring in Central Admin, 701–706Health Analyzer, 707–709Search service application, 716–718Timer Service, 713–716Unifi ed Logging Service, 702–706Usage and Health Data Collection system,
709–713MOSS 2007, recommended hardware, 28–29mounting, SharePoint Server 2013, 58Mount-SPContentDatabase cmdlet, 143mouse, for managing proxy groups,
112–113moving index components, 467MSDN Forums, 698multidimensional AdventureWorks model,
My Site web application, creating, 85–86My Sites, confi guring
Activity Feed Job, enabling, 531–534dedicated web applications and, 528host locations, 534host site collection and, 528–529links to Offi ce client applications,
publishing, 535managing following, 536prerequisites for, 527–528promoted sites, 534–535settings, 530–531social tags and notes, managing, 535–536
My Sites, new features, 504–505
N
Named Pipes feature, 295names
Active Directory attribute names, 520changes in (SharePoint 2013), 19of multiple farms, 116scope names, 360of trace logs, 680of web applications, 91
naming apps, 374–375native commands, PowerShell and, 198navigation. See also site navigation
branding and, 410managed, as new feature, 721refi ners and faceted, 721
Navigation pane (SPD), 662–663network connectivity, 46network load balancers, 46–47network locations, mapping, 432–433New button, on Manage web application
User Profi le Replication Engine, 507user profi le synchronization, 506
New Zone Wizard, 378–380New-OfficeWebAppHost cmdlet, 558New-OfficeWebApps cmdlet, 559New-OfficeWebAppsFarm cmdlet, 548, 574newsfeed site landing page, 531–534New-SPEnterpriseSearchIndexComponent
Excel, 626–627features in common, 614Group Policy, managing with, 645–647importance of, 613InfoPath. See InfoPath, integrating with
SharePointlive co-authoring, 614–616from within Offi ce applications, 614–615Offi ce Upload Center, 614OneNote, 638–639Outlook, 628–630PowerPoint, 628publishing links to client applications,
644–645Visio, 636–637Word. See Word, integrating with SharePoint
Offi ce Storefor apps, 371basics of, 180, 181
Offi ce Viewing Cache site collections, 131Offi ce Web Apps (OWA), 545–577
performance, Internet sites, 722–723Performance Monitor, 698PerformancePoint, testing unattended service
accounts with Dashboard Designercreating analytic chart, 281–282creating and deploying dashboards, 282–284creating data source, 280–281installing Dashboard Designer, 279
PerformancePoint service application, 275–284ADOMD.NET v11, installing, 276basics of, 275confi guring, 81–82Secure Store, confi guring for using, 277–279setting up, 276–277upgrading, 159–160
permissionsadding workfl ow to lists and, 599apps, 376–377databases, restoring in SQL Server and, 137Developer Dashboard and, 691for installing and deploying apps, 373My Site users, 529permission request scopes, 376–377for PowerPivot, 258service accounts, 295–296, 298–299troubleshooting and, 695–696updating (SPD), 655–658
personal sitebasics of, 505confi guring links, 644–645
pipeline (PowerShell), 203–204platform compatibility (OWA), 556policies (User Profi le Service Application), 521policy settings, properties and, 519Power View, SSRS installation and, 265PowerPivot, 250–264
add-in, adding, 259–260basics of, 250–251confi guring for SharePoint integration,
255–258installing, 251–255permissions to Central Admin, adding, 258workbook, confi guring for, 260–263workbook, options and features, 263–264workbook, uploading, 263
PowerShell – proxy (service applications), defi ned
integrating with SharePoint, 628mobile device support and, 555PowerPoint Broadcast sites, 130
PowerShell, 191–2292013 Management Shell, 192–193apps, adding via, 398–399apps, removing via, 399–400backing up, advantages of for, 319backing up and restoring databases with, 326backing up and restoring service applications
with, 333, 334backing up and restoring the farm with,
335–336backing up site collections with, 318–319basics of, 192, 198Claims or Classic authentication and, 560commands, 195–198commands, listing, 198–200confi guring app URLs via, 384Enabling HTTP Request Monitoring and
Throttling with, 341exporting and importing and, 316exporting sites, lists and libraries with,
314–315farm, working with, 207–209farm solutions, extracting and, 129Get-Help command, 200–201hosts, 192–195importing sites, lists and libraries with,
proxy groups (service applications)defi ned, 101managing, 112–118
public Internet sites, 725–726public Offi ce Store, 371publishing
designs, 441–444InfoPath forms to SharePoint, 631links to Offi ce client applications, 644–645service applications, 115–118site collections, 730–732site publishing models, 745
Publishing feature, 410–412Publishing Infrastructure feature, version history
content databases with SQL Server, 330–333databases with Central Admin, 326–328databases with PowerShell, 326the farm with Central Admin, 337the farm with PowerShell, 336previous versions, 309–310service applications, 333–335site collections, 318–324
Search Navigation Web Part, 482–483Search Results Web Part, 483–485search schema, defi ned, 454–455Search Server Express, 22Search Servers, 30–34Search Service Application
complexity of architecture, 44components of, 7confi guring, 83–84creating in Central Admin, 227–228for monitoring, 716new features, 6–7preparing the farm for WCM and, 727–728
Internet sites, confi guring and, 766–767new features, 722
server groups, 45–46server licenses, 22server planning. See software for server planningServer snapshots (SQL), recovering from, 324–325servers. See also Server-to-Server (S2S)
authenticationadding to farm, 65–66confi guring S2S between SharePoint 2013
and other servers, 190inter-server communication, 189OWA, roles for, 558OWA, virtualizing, 559relationship to farms, 49Server (SharePoint server), 58SQL Server, installing, 58Standard SharePoint Server 2013, 20–21virtualization of, 47–48Windows Server 2008 R2, patches for, 61Windows Server 2012, installing OWA and,
561–564Windows Server 2012, patches for, 61
servers, mixing and matching, 41–46four or more servers, 43–44one server, 41server groups, 45–46three servers, 43two servers, 41–42
service accountsconfi guring for reporting, 238–239permissions, 295–296requirements for installing Azure Workfl ow
Server, 585–586testing (Excel Services), 248–250
service applications, 97–123. See also farm, confi guring service applications
application pools, creating for, 382basics of, 49, 97–98confi guring for apps, 381–382connecting across farms, 105–107connection structure. See connection
structure, service applicationsconnections, 102creating (Access Services), 296–298farms, 122–123as frameworks, 107history of, 98–99multi-tenancy. See multi-tenancy, service
applications andnew features in, 5–8new instances of, creating, 107–109proxy groups, managing, 112–118requiring databases, 103Ribbon for managing, 109–112service application pools, creating for farm,
227services, 100, 103–104SSRS, creating, 268that can be attached to SharePoint 2013 farm,
126–127upgrading to SharePoint 2013 and, 126–127,
130–131service applications, upgrading, 157–163
Business Connectivity Services (BCS) service application, 158
Managed Metadata service (MMS), 158–159
PerformancePoint service application, 159–160
Secure Store service application, 161–162SharePoint Search service application, 160–161User Profi le Service (UPS), 162–163
service packspatching and, 3Service Pack 1, 2
Service-level agreements (SLAs), 304services
adding to SPD, 661basics of, 49confi guring to install OWA, 561–564
Apps, as a new feature, 10–11hosted apps, 373–375integrating SPD with, 652–653integrating with PowerPivot, 255–258interaction with Workfl ow Server, managing,
597–598Products Confi guration Wizard, 64, 65relationship to Windows Azure Workfl ow,
582, 583upgrading to. See upgrading content to
SharePoint 2013workfl ows, 11
SharePoint Designer (SPD), 649–673branding with. See branding with SPDcustomizing SharePoint and, 127displaying document panel using, 620history of, 649–650installing, 659
Shredded Storage, 38–39, 307signed certifi cates, creating, 387–389Simple recovery model, 329single tenant confi guration for apps, 382–384site collections. See also cross-site publishing
App Management Service and, 77backing up and restoring, 318–324basics of, 50–51, 93–95, 213commands for working with, 212–216creating, 242–243
fi le behavior, OWA and, 554in Internet sites, 746managing Features and, 361–362My Site host, creating, 85, 86publishing, 730–732setting up variations in, 736–742Site Collection recovery, 312–313Site Settings page, 768sorting by size, 229
site collections, upgradingbasics of, 152–153health check, 146–148options, 146Review Site Collection Upgrade Status, 154throttling and governance and, 156, 157upgrade evaluation site collections, creating,
148–151verifying, 154–155
site mailboxes, S2S and, 168site navigation, 756–762
authoring, 762basics of, 756catalog sites, populating, 759–760combined, using cross-site publishing,
760–761managed, in publishing sites, 756–759term sets, building, 759–760
Site Pages library, wiki pages and, 412site subscriptions
sites. See also apps, adding to SharePoint sitesapp site, defi ned, 372confi guring personal site links, 644–645creating and using (communities), 541–544creating with SPD, 660defi ned, 91exporting and importing, 313–318managing Features and, 361–362managing with SPD, 661–664monitoring app usage in, 403removing apps from, 399–400site hierarchy, 733
sizesizing images, 425–426sorting site collections by, 229
SSLcertifi cates, creating (OWA), 565–569confi guring for app domain, 381
SSRS. See SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)Stage shape, in SPD, 583stages
of Recycle Bins, 310, 311–312of workfl ow, 601–602
standalone installs, 25–26, 42Standard SharePoint Server 2013, 20–21Start Stage of Request Approval workfl ow, 601,
608–609Start-SPAssignment command, 223–224Start-SPTimerJob cmdlet, 715Start-Transcript cmdlet, 141, 197State Service service application, 69Stop-SPAssignment command, 223–224Stop-SPDistributedCacheServiceInstance
–Graceful cmdlet, 35storage
data storage, 306of index fi les, 460MySite requirements, 528Shredded Storage, 307
Store app authentication, 183–186structured navigation, 410STS. See Security Token Service (STS)stsadm.exe, 191Style Library, 416subscriber access license (SAL), 20–21Subscription Service application, creating, 73–74Subscription Settings service, 381subsites, creating with SPD, 663–664sub-types, properties and, 519subtypes, users, managing, 521–522synchronization. See also profi le synchronization,
managing and confi guringsynchronous confi guration for Availability
Groups, 340syncing OneNote to SharePoint, 639
system requirements, 2
T
Tab key, completing cmdlet names and, 196tables
Access, 639data as, 640–641
targetingaudiences, 524–525content to audiences, 526–527
Task Manager, 698taskbar, pinning Management Shell to, 63tasks, workfl ow, 599–600Team Site template, 668technologies, various, OWA and, 555–556templates
testingcreating certifi cates for (OWA), 565–569device channels with browsers, 420–423device channels with ?DeviceChannel=AliasOfDeviceChannel, 423–424
Excel Services unattended service account, 248–250
Unifi ed Logging Service (ULS) (continued)confi guring via Central Admin, 702–704confi guring via PowerShell, 705–706PowerShell and, 681–683trace logs, 676, 680–681trace logs, reigning in with PowerShell,
branding to SharePoint 2013, 445–446from SharePoint 2010, 3
upgrading content to SharePoint 2013, 125–164content and, 126, 130, 135–137content databases, attaching, 143–146customizations, 127–129FAST and, 131preparing for, 131–135service applications. See service applications,
upgradingservice applications and, 126–127, 130–131site collections, upgrading. See site
collections, upgradingtesting content databases. See testing content
databasesthird-party tools to migrate content, 163–164throttling and governance, 156–157
upgrading from SharePoint 2003 to 2007, 126upgrading from SharePoint 2007 to 2010, 126uploading, workbooks to SharePoint, 263UPSAUser Profi le Service Application (UPSA),
Usage and Health Data Collection service application, 39–40, 70, 701, 709–713
Usage Reports, 718user authentication in claims-based identity
basics of, 174–178federated user authentication process, 178–180
user directory, defi ned, 176user experience (UX), 12–14user identity in claims-based identity, 168–171user interface (UI). See also search UI, managing
managing farm solutions via, 349–353managing Features via, 361–365overview of (SPD), 659–661
User Profi le Replication Engine, new features, 507User Profi le Service Application
audience compilation schedules in, 525confi guring, 85–88confi guring audiences in, 523–524home page, 507new features, 8organization profi les, 522policies, managing, 521setting up personalization site links in, 534–535ULS Viewer and, 684–685upgrading, 162–163verifying, 385–386
user profi les. See also profi le synchronization, managing and confi guring
My Sites confi guration, 527OAuth, 376objects in SharePoint, 223Organization Profi les feature, 522OWA mobile device support, 555PowerShell commands, 195PowerShell statements, 129PowerShell verbs, 196prerequisite installer, article on, 59public Offi ce Store, 181publishing apps to Offi ce Store, 372publishing method decision fl owchart, 746query variables listed, 484remoting and PowerShell commands, 194Remove-SPSolution cmdlet, 355S2S protocol, 188sandbox solutions, architecture of, 356sandbox solutions, installing, 357“Search connector framework in SharePoint
2013”, 453Search Server, metrics for, 34selecting version of SQL Server, 251Services Management Console, 351Set-SPDiagnosticConfig cmdlet, 683SharePoint 2013 PowerShell cmdlet reference,
347SharePoint confi gurations, script for
documenting, 697SharePoint Stack Exchange, 698site planning, 733SPD, 651, 671Spence Harbar blog, 83SQL Profi ler and similar tools, 697SQL Server deployment, 41Task Manager, 698tenancy, 372trace logs use, 683Update-SPSolution cmdlet, 354UPSA, 507Usage and Health Data Collection service,
Web PI confi guration Wizard, 588–589White Wizard, 67
WOPI (Web application Open Platform Interface), OWA and, 557, 573–574
Word, integrating with SharePoint, 622–626blogging in Word, 624–626confi guration settings, 647document barcodes, 623document panel, 618–620document versions, comparing, 622Quick Parts, 623–624
Word automation service, 89Work Management Service application, 90workbooks (Excel Services), creating, 248workbooks (PowerPivot)
add-in, adding, 259–260confi guring, 260–263options and features, 263–264uploading, 263
workfl ow, 18workfl ow Foundation (WF), 579–580Workfl ow Manager
basics of, 581new features, 11–12
Workfl ow Manager, installing, 586–597basics of, 586–587environment for, 587installing and confi guring, 587–592pairing with SharePoint farm, 592–593testing and verifying installation, 593–597
Workfl ow Platform. See also workfl owsSPD, 654
workfl ows. See also Azure workfl ow Servercompatibility of SharePoint 2013 and 2010,