This a list of configuration options for SQL Server 2008.

s to extend a web application that uses classic mode authentication by using Windows PowerShell.

Instructions for use: To extend the web application, SharePoint 20691, in the Intranet zone using Windows PowerShell, you need to be the local Administrator on the computer that is running Windows PowerShell.

The steps to extend a web application that uses classic mode authentication by using Windows PowerShell are

1. click All Programs on the Start Menu
2. click the Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products option
3. click the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell option, and
4. finally, type the following command on the Windows PowerShell command prompt:

Get-SPWebApplication -Identity http://SRV048:20691 | New-SPWebApplicationExtension –Name SharePoint 1346 -HostHeader www.quick24x7.com -Port 1346 -Zone Intranet -URL http://SRV048:1346/

Creating SharePoint lists is one of the fundamental tasks that end users can perform. Certain administrative tasks such as designing SharePoint sites or managing SharePoint users, permissions, and files may be rather complex, but SharePoint lists can be created without much training.

Setting up a Search Center for a site collection

To set up a Search Center, you do these steps:

1. Use the Team Site template at http://yourwebapp/sites/st to create a new site collection.
2. Open the site collection as a site collection administrator.
3. Click Site Actions – New Site.
4. Choose Basic Search Center as the template.
5. Give a name to Search Center.
6. Set the URL to Search Center.
7. Click Create.

Now to connect the Search Center to a site collection, you do these steps:

1. Click Site Actions – Site Settings.
2. Click Go to top-level site settings under Site Collection Administrator.
3. Click Search Settings under Site Collection Administrator.
4. For Site Collection Search Center, select Enable custom scopes by connecting this site collection with the following Search Center, and enter /sites/st/SearchCenter in the box.
5. For Site Collection Search Dropdown Mode, select Show scopes dropdown.
6. Confirm your settings and then click OK.