At the end of the course, students will be able to:Install SharePoint Portal Server and the client components of SharePoint Portal Server. Configure the SharePoint Portal Server computer by using Microsoft Windows® 2000 file security settings and SharePoint Portal Server roles. Configure the SharePoint Portal Server workspace by adding categories, document profiles, and document folders. Use the document properties and metadata to organize workspace content. Use the SharePoint Portal Server dashboard site to access content and demonstrate the digital dashboard architecture. Customize the layout of the SharePoint Portal Server dashboard site by modifying properties of the digital dashboard. Add documents to the SharePoint Portal Server workspace and control user access to documents by using standard and enhanced folders. Add metadata for search-specific information. Create and structure indexes for searching content in SharePoint Portal Server. Create a document approval process for their organization. Use Web Discussions to add editorial suggestions to documents. Implement dashboard site security and maintain the digital dashboard site. Optimize a SharePoint Portal Server computer and SharePoint Portal Server dashboard site for searches and content access. Find documents that are stored on multiple servers and data stores, such as Web servers, file shares, other SharePoint Portal Server computers, Microsoft Exchange servers, and Lotus Notes servers.