Update your servers to service pack 2. Ensure that the environment is fully functioning. Migrate to 64 bit servers is necessary. REVIEW UPGRADE BEST PRACTICES Run the pre-upgrade checker to look for potential issues. Perform a trial upgrade on a test farm first. Plan for capacity. Back up your environment. Optimize your environment before upgrade. Rafael de la Cruz

What customizations you have. Whether you should upgrade your hardware. How long the upgrade will take. USE THE TRIAL UPGRADE TO FIND ISSUES What resources to have available. Which upgrade approach will be the most efficient. How do you know when you have finished one phase. Where are the log files located and hoe to read them. Rafael de la Cruz

BEST PRACTICES FOR TESTING UPGRADE Use real data. Make your test environment as similar as possible to your real environment. Do not Ignore warnings. Run multiple tests. Know what is in your environment. Verify sites in both Visual Upgrade modes. Rafael de la Cruz Test the upgrade environment Verify the sites in both visual upgrade modes.

Return a list of all server and components in the farm Return a list of Alternate access mapping URLs Return a list of all site definitions, site templates, features THE PRE-UPGRADE CHECKER REPORT List any database or site orphans. Reports any server-side customizations that are not supported. Stsadm –o preupgradecheck stsadm -o enumallwebs -databasename [-databaseserver ] Stsadm -o databaserepair -url -databasename [- deletecorruption] stsadm -o deletesite -force -siteid e2a114b8-80c9-41f6-87bf-3feddf2ad9b6 -databaseserver -databasename Rafael de la Cruz

DETERMINE HOW TO HANDLE CUSTOMIZATIONS As part of your upgrade testing process, you should create an inventory of the server-side customizations in your environment (solutions, features, Web Parts, event handlers, master pages, page layouts, CSS files, and so on). IDENTIFY CUSTOMIZATIONS Is the customization still valuable? Is the customization well designed? Keep, Replace, Discard customizations? EVALUATE CUSTOMIZATIONS Site templates, Site definition, Features, Workflows, Event handlers, Manage paths, Themes, Master pages and CSS Files, Java Script, Search, Web Parts, Services, Authentication providers. CONDIDERATIONS FOR SPECIFIC CUSTOMIZATIONS Ensure that your environment performs well and follows best practices. ENSURE THAT FUTURE CUSTOMIZATIONS FOLLOW BEST PRACTICES Rafael de la Cruz

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Run the Pre-upgrade Checker Clean up you environment Record settings for use synchronization Backup up your environment Record blocked file types IN PLACE UPGRADE (Check List) Rafael de la Cruz

Make sure that have run the pre-upgrade checker tool, Backup your environment Meet all hardware and software requirements Ensure that you are prepare to setup the required accounts BEFORE YOU BEGIN Before you can upgrade, you must run the prerequisite installer successfully on each web server that has SharePoint Server 2007 installed. INSTALL PREREQUISITES If you are running an in-place upgrade on a server farm, disconnect all the users from the server farm by stopping the World Wide Web Publishing Service (W3SVC) on all front-end Web servers. RUN SETUP ON ALL WEB SERVERS The SharePoint Products Configuration Wizard runs and configures the configuration database and SharePoint Central Administration for SharePoint Server RUN THE CONFIGURATION WIZARD You can monitor the upgrade process for each site from the Upgrade Status page in SharePoint Central Administration or by using the localupgradestatus operation in Stsadm.exe. CHECK UPGRADE STATUS FOR SITES If upgrade fails or reports issues, you can refer to the log and error files for more information. VERIFICATION IN PLACE UPGRADE (PERFORM THE UPGRADE) Rafael de la Cruz

Ensure that you have met all hardware and software requirements Ensure that you are prepared to se up the required accounts. Run the pre-upgrade checker. DATABASE ATTACH UPGRADE (Prepare) Install and configure SharePoint Create and configure the new environment. Verify the new environment. Perform the upgrade. Rafael de la Cruz

Run the pre-upgrade checker Set the previous version databases to read-only Backup all your content databases DATABASE ATTACH UPGRADE (Perform) Detach the previous databases (Only if you are going to upgrade the original databases) Restore a backup copy of the database Set the restore databases to be read-write Verify custom components, permissions Attach a content database to a web application Mount-SPContentDatabase " " -DatabaseServer " " -WebApplication Monitor upgrade progress Rafael de la Cruz technet.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ff607663(v=office.14 ).aspx#Prepare

Reapply administrator permissions for services. 1 Upgrade profile properties to taxonomy data. 2 Create and configure the Secure Store service application and migrate data. 3 Upgrade solutions that depend on the Business Catalog. 4 Update links that are used in any upgraded InfoPath form. 5 DATABASE ATTACH UPGRADE (Post-upgrade steps) Rafael de la Cruz

Existing administrator-approved form templates and data connections must be migrated and upgraded. A database attach upgrade is the only way to upgrade Microsoft Office Forms Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010 Administrator-approved form templates and data connection files in the Central Administration libraries are stored in the configuration database and must be migrated separately. Database Attach Upgrade All forms and form templates are upgraded automatically during an in-place upgrade. In-Place upgrade PLAN TO UPGRADE FORM TEMPLATES Rafael de la Cruz

Update your servers to Service Pack 2 (SP2) of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 or later.Office SharePoint Pre-upgrade checker Use the stsadm -o enumallwebs -databasename -databaseserver on all content databases in your Office SharePoint Server 2007 environment to identify specific customizations in subsites. SharePoint Manager Use this worksheet to record information about your environment while you test your upgrade. Download the worksheet from Use a tool such as WinDiff to compare your production environment servers with your test farm servers. Use the SharePoint Diagnostics Tool (SPDiag) to find deployed solutions. For more information, see SharePoint Diagnostics Tool (SPDiag).SharePoint Diagnostics Tool (SPDiag) Best Practices: Using Disposable Windows SharePoint Services Objects Best Practices: Common Coding Issues When Using the SharePoint Object Model SharePoint Products and Technologies customization policy Attach or detach content databases in SharePoint ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Rafael de la Cruz

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SharePoint USL Logs Link to the video used during the presentation Rafael de la Cruz