1. Tech Ed North America 2010
1/1/2019 4:24 PM
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Upgrading Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010
Shane Young & Todd Klindt
SharePoint Nerds
SharePoint911.com
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2. Who Am I? Shane Young Microsoft Office SharePoint Server MVP
Consultant, Trainer, Writer, & Speaker
Blog
SharePoint Consulting
Social Networking
Facebook, LinkedIn,

3. Who is this Todd guy? WSS MVP since 2006
Speaker, writer, consultant, former Right Fielder for the Montreal Expos
Personal Blog
Company web site

4. 2010 Upgrade Scenarios and Methods
Supported Scenarios
Unsupported Scenarios
In-Place Upgrade
Database Attach Upgrade:
Content Database
Profile Service Database
Project Service Database
Single Click Install - SQL Migration
Windows Internal Database (WID) -> SQL Express File Stream RBS
Upgrade from earlier than WSS v3 SP2/MOSS 2007 SP2
Direct upgrade from WSS v2/SPS 2003 or earlier
Side by side installation
Gradual upgrade

5. Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Ignite!
1/1/2019
In-Place
Next, next, finished ;)
Advancements
Restartable!
Common blocking time outs removed
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6. In-Place Upgrade All sites are unavailable during upgrade
Site visitors continue to use the same URLs after upgrade
Does require v3 to be 64 bit
Whitepaper on moving from 32 bit to 64 bit SharePoint
Previous version must be manually removed when upgrade is complete

7. SSP exploded to service applications – Inplace
Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Ignite!
1/1/2019
SSP exploded to service applications – Inplace
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8. In-Place Pros/Cons Pros Cons
Farm wide settings are preserved and upgraded
Customizations are available in the environment after the upgrade if they are v4 compatible
Pros
Servers and farms are offline while the upgrade is in progress
The upgrade proceeds continuously
Existing v3 farm must support (64 bit and performance
Cons

9. Database Attach Databases that can be attached
Content database
Profile service database
Project service database
V3 databases that cannot be attached
Configuration
Search

10. Database Attach Steps Stsadm –o preupgradecheck on your 2007 farm
Backup 2007 Content DB
Restore to SharePoint 2010 SQL Server, using SQL Tools
Test-SPContentDatabase –name wss_content_2007 –webapplication
Mount-SPContentDatabase –name wss_content_2007 –webapplication

11. DB Attach Pros/Cons Pros Cons
Upgrade multiple content databases at the same time
Combine multiple farms into one farm
Customizations must be transferred manually
Pros
The server and farm settings are not upgraded
Customizations must be transferred manually
Missing customizations
Cons

12. Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Ignite!
1/1/2019
Database Attach
DEMO
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13. Hybrid Approach Detach DBs Upgrade to 2010 in-place
DB Attach content DBs

14. Hybrid Pros/Cons Pros Cons Farm wide settings preserved
Customizations already in place
Multiple content databases at the same time
Non-upgraded sites (in read-only mode) while you upgrade the content
Pros
Labor intensive
Direct access to the database servers
x86 is a lot of work
Existing hardware may need replacing
Cons

15. Downtime Mitigation Processes
Read-only databases (v3 SP2, v4)
Parallel content database upgrades
Parallel upgrade farms (v4)
Single farm, multiple upgrade sessions (v4)
Content database attach with AAM redirection (v4)

16. Database Attach with AAM Redirect User interaction model
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Database Attach with AAM Redirect User interaction model
SQL
302  ?
SQL
WFE
WFE
v3 Farm
v4 Farm
WSS v3
Web App
WSS v4
Web App
SQL Instance v3
Config v3
Content v4
Content v4
Config
Move DB
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17. What is “Visual Upgrade”
A feature that separates data upgrade from UI upgrade
Data and code upgrade happens all at once
Site UI has two modes: this version and previous version
Pages and components make the decision at runtime, and it’s safe by default

18. Why “Visual Upgrade”? IT Developers Users Focus on the data
Schedule flexibility
Developers
Clear expectations
More control over legacy code and controls
Users
Puts the user impact into users’ hands
Accommodates big shifts (ribbon)

19. Visual Upgrade Use PowerShell to manipulate visuals
$Site = Get-SPSite $SiteURL
# The line below will display/hide the options to change the UI for all sites
$Site.UIVersionConfigurationEnabled = $true
$Web = $Site.RootWeb
# The line below will display/hide the options to change the UI for the root web
$Web.UIVersionConfigurationEnabled = $true
# The lines below actually sets the site to V3 UI
$Web.UIVersion = 3
# The lines below actually sets the site to V4 UI
$Web.UIVersion = 4
#Don't forget this
$Web.Update()

20. Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Ignite!
1/1/2019
Demo - Visual Upgrade
DEMO
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21. Core Upgrade Overview Improvement Areas
Upgrade improvement areas
Predictability/reliability
Diagnostic ability/logging
End-user experience
Admin experience

22. Core Upgrade Improvements
Logging
Upgrade logs per session (saved in same place)
Error log per session ( -error.log)
Separate log for just errors
Shows callstacks
Upgrade logs always have same columns of data making reporting easier to automate.

23. Core Upgrade Improvements
Reliability
Resume capabilities
Upgrade process durability/survivability
Removed, or made adjustable, SQL timeouts
Upgrade will not be allowed to proceed if all of the farm machines do not have the same binaries installed

24. Core Upgrade Improvements
Admin experience
Visual feedback
Better warning
Quota handling and locked site collections
Upgrade status page

25. Core Upgrade Improvements Feature upgrade
Features will now have an enforced version
The version will be tracked in the database and per scope
A web, site, web application, or farm will be determined as “needing upgrade”
Running psconfig – upgrade will execute per-feature upgrade code
Feature version upgraded in DB
Note: we must iisreset after deploying a new version of feature definition and before running upgrade

26. Upgrade Performance Database Shape Centric Hardware Centric
# Site Collections
# Webs
# Lists
# Document Versions
Document Versions Size
# Documents
# Links
Overall DB Size
SQL Disk I/O per second
SQL Database to disk layout
SQL Temp DB optimizations
SQL CPU & Memory
WFE CPU & Memory
Network Bandwidth & latency
Note: Each new build’s upgrade could be impacted by newly added upgrade actions or database content changes

27. Upgrade points to ponder
V3 must be Service Pack 2 or later
You cannot upgrade a Trial SKU
FBA web applications now use Claims in v4
Stsadm command shipped with SP2, updated with Oct 09 CU
–o preupgradecheck
Do Spring cleaning before you upgrade
Stale sites
Excessive document Versions
Reorganize Site Collections into databases as necessary
Plan to revisit branding

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