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How to Create a Project Server 2007 VPC Image: Part 13

Welcome to part 13 in a series of posts which describe how to create a Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 Virtual PC image for demos and development work. Last time, we looked at how to create a Project Server 2007 Shared Services Provider. This time, we’ll look at how to create the Project Server top-level site.

 

Part 13: Creating the Project Server Top-Level Site

 

If the SharePoint Central Administration website isn’t already open, select Start > Administrative Tools > SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration, click the Application Management tab:

 

 

On the Application Management page, click the Create or extend Web application link, located below the SharePoint Web Application Management heading:

 

 

On the Create or Extend Web Application page, click the Create a new Web application link:

 

 

On the Create New Web Application page, enter the following information, then click the OK button:

 

IIS Website:

Port: 80

Security Configuration:

Authentication provider: NTLM

Allow Anonymous: No

Use SSL: No

Load Balanced URL: http://SERVERNAME:80 (http://vpc02:80, in this case)

Application Pool:

Create a new application pool

Application pool name: SharePoint – 80

Select a security account for this application pool: Configurable

User name: SERVERNAME\Administrator (VPC02\Administrator, in this case)

Password: enter the administrator password

Reset Internet Information Services: Restart IIS Manually

Database Name and Authentication:

Database server: SERVERNAME (VPC02, in this case)

Database name: automatically generated (WSS_Content_547ed4b56535433890f7b64c6240a84e, in this case)

Database authentication: Windows authentication

 

 

 

 

 

On the Application Created page, click the Create Site Collection link, located near the end of the second paragraph:

 

 

On the Create Site Collection page, enter the following information, then click the OK button:

 

Title: Project Server Home

Web Site Address: http://SERVERNAME/ (http://vpc02/, in this case)

Template Selection: Collaboration tab, Blank Site

Primary Site Collection Administrator: SERVERNAME\Administrator (VPC02\Administrator, in this case)

Quota Template: No Quota

 

 

 

On the Top-Level Site Successfully Created screen, click on the link (http://vpc02, in this case) to visit the new portal:

 

 

The new Project Server Home site should open in a new browser window:

 

 

You should now have a fully-functional Project Server top-level site.

 

In Part 14 we’ll look at how to create an instance of Project Server 2007.

Comments

Port 80 confusion

This is where I ran into trouble with the beta. When I installed to port 80 during setup, all ran fine until a server reboot. When IIS came back up it would not load the SharePoint - 80 because it conflicted with the default website port 80. Now I can't get Project Server running at all, even if I disable "Default WebSite" @ port 80.

Greg
at 3/19/2007 1:12 PM

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