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Biztalk server 2000 administrator's guide

Biztalk server 2000 administrator's guide

Keith A Powell, Daniel O'Donnell

492 pages, parution le 01/08/2001

Résumé

A Comprehensive Reference for Installing and Managing Microsoft® BizTalk Server 2000

Microsoft Biztalk Server 2000 Administrator's Guide is your one-stop refernce for understanding, installing, and managing BizTalk Server 2000. Providing an in-depth look at BizTalk technologies, it starts with the basics and then moves on to include advanced BizTalk topics. Follow along as you progress from BizTalk Beginner to Administration expert!

Master the basics:

  • Gain a solid foundation through discussions of the BizTalk Server 2000 initiative and product technology
  • Learn how to best plan your own BizTalk Server deployment, including author-recommended hardware and software

Administer your system:

  • Understand the technical skills required to build, configure, and secure your own BizTalk Server environment
  • Learn the proper "order of install" required for a solid installation and the configuration processes that will get the installation up-and-running

Cover management essentials:

  • Master BizTalk Server queues and management tools with a hands-on walk-through of the Messaging Manager tool
  • Get the details that you need to ensure that the BizTalk Management Desk continues to work smoothly
  • Learn how to manage a BizTalk Server implementation by following a real-life case study

Table of Contents

Introduction

Part I: Understanding BizTalk

Chapter 1: Understanding the BizTalk Server 2000 Initiative
In This Chapter
Deciphering the BizTalk Server 2000 Initiative

Reviewing the BizTalk Framework
Working with the BizTalk Community
Reviewing the BizTalk Server Platform
Working with the eXtensible Markup Language (XML)
XML Overview
Understanding the Terminology of XML
Working with XML
Obtaining Additional Microsoft XML Tools
Putting It All Together
Summary

Chapter 2: Comprehending BizTalk Server 2000 Components
In This Chapter
Examining Core BizTaLk Server Terminology

BizTalk Server 2000 Terminology
Selecting a BizTalk Server Transport
HTTP or HTTPS
Simple Message Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ)
IBM MQSeries
Distributed COM (DCOM)
File
Loopback
Reviewing the BizTalk Services
Understanding the BizTalk Server Messaging Services
BizTalk Tools
Understanding the Default BizTalk Server Databases
BizTalk Messaging Management Database (InterchangeBTM)
Tracking Database (InterchangeDTA)
Shared Queue Database (InterchangeSQ)
Orchestration Persistence Database (XLANG)
Summary

Chapter 3: Planning a BizTalk Server 2000 Installation
In This Chapter
Determining Hardware/Software Requirements

Basic .Net Enterprise Server Systems Architecture
Introducing the .Net Enterprise Servers
Examining Basic Architecture
Considering Security
How it Works
Load Balancing Your BizTalk Deployment
Ensuring Availability
BizTalk Server Groups
Wrapping it Up
Summary

Part II: BizTalk Server 2000 Installation and Configuration

Chapter 4: Installing BizTalk Server 2000
In This Chapter
Installation Overview
Installing Microsoft Windows 2000 Server

Installing Windows 2000 Service Pack
Configuring Windows 2000 Server
Installing and Configuring IIS
Installing Message Queuing
Creating the BizTalk Server Service Account
Installing Microsoft SQL Server
Installing Microsoft Visio
Installing BizTalk Server
Performing a Complete Installation of BizTalk Server
Performing a Custom Installation of BizTalk Server
Performing a Tools Installation of BizTalk Server
Performing a Silent Installation of BizTalk Server
Starting the World Wide Web Publishing Service
Starting BizTalk Document Tracking for the First Time
Removing BizTalk Server
Sumrnary

Chapter 5: Configuring BizTalk Server 2000
In This Chapter
Working with Server Groups

Changing the BizTalk Messaging Management Database
Modifying BizTalk Server Group Properties
Working with Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Maintaining Your SQL Server 2000 Environment
Using the BizTalk Messaging Manager
Configuring Microsoft Message Queues
Configuring Windows 2000/02 Message Queues
Configuring BizTalk Server 2000 Message Queues
Summary

Chapter 6: Securing a BizTalk Server Implementation
In This Chapter
Understanding Available Encryption and Other Security Technologies

Using the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) for Signing and Encryption
Understanding Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
Understanding Internet Protocol Security (IPSec)
Understanding Microsoft Component Services
Understanding Secure MIME (S/MIME)
Understanding Microsoft SQL Server Security
Understanding Microsoft Cryptography API (CAPI)
Reviewing Microsoft Windows 2000/02 Security Techniques
Understanding the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
Working with Windows 2000 Security
Using Domain Security Policies
Utilizing the Encrypting File System (EFS)
Working with the BizTalk Server Administrators Group
Deploying IPSec to Secure BizTalk Data
Disabling the Use of NetBIOS over TCP/IP
Activating BizTalk Server-Specific Security Tasks
Deploying SSL for Use with BizTalk Server 2000
Dropping Secure MIME (S/MIME) into a BizTalk Server Environment
Summary

Part III: Managing BizTalk Server 2000

Chapter 7: Administering BizTalk Server
In This Chapter
Using BizTalk Server Administration

Understanding Queues
Understanding Receive Functions
Managing BizTalk Servers
Using the Event Viewer (Local)
Working with Windows 2000 Computer Management
Tracking Receive System Performance
Using the Services Application
Creating MSMQ Message Queues under Windows 2000
Using Component Services
Understanding COM+ Applications
Understanding the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MS DTC)
Summary

Chapter 8: Managing the BizTalk Messaging Services
In This Chapter
Managing Ports
Managing Channels

Creating a Channel
Managing Organizations
Manipulating Organization Settings
Creating an Organization
Managing Document Definitions
Managing Envelopes
Managing Distribution Lists
Understanding the BizTalk Messaging Configuration Object Model
Summary

Chapter 9: Tracking Business Documents
In This Chapter
Configuring the BizTalk Document Tracking Tool

Understanding the Tracking Database
Configuring BizTalk Server to Use Tracking
Configuring BizTalk Document Logging
Understanding BizTalk's Tracking Limitations
Determining when Not to Utilize the BizTalk Tracking Database
Using the BizTalk Document Tracking Tool
Advanced Document Querying Techniques
Understanding Search Results
Summary

Part III: Advanced BizTalk Server 2000 Topics

Chapter 10: Troubleshooting BizTalk Server 2000
In This Chapter
Understanding Troubleshooting Basics

Establishing a Troubleshooting Methodology for Your Organization
Monitoring a BizTalk Server 2000 Deployment
Establishing an Enterprise Monitoring Environment
Understanding the Microsoft Operations
Understanding the Microsoft Applications Center 2000 Tool
Distinguishing Troubleshooting Tactics from Scaling Efforts
Creating Support Action Plans
Creating a Business Continuity (Disaster Recovery) Plan
What to do if You Cannot Solve the Problem
Summary

Chapter 11: Understanding the BizTalk Orchestration Services
In this Chapter
Understanding BizTalk Orchestration Services
Understanding the BizTalk Orchestration Designer

Looking More Closely at Flow Diagrams
Examining the Orchestration Designer Layout
Understanding the XLANG Scheduler Engine
Working with the BizTalk Orchestration Designer
Working with XLANG Schedules
Debugging XLANG Schedules
Optimizing XLANG Schedules
Summary

Chapter 12: Reviewing a Real-Life BizTalk Server Deployment
In This Chapter
Reviewing the Business Issues

Understanding the Need for EAI and B2B Services in the Consumer Products Industry
Determining the Approach
Appraising the Issues
Getting from the Business Requirements to the Technical Specifications
Deploying BizTalk Server at a Large Consumer Products Company
Planning the Deployment
Implementing the Plan
Reviewing Our Lessons Learned
Tips for Scaling Your Own BizTalk Server Environment
Summary

Appendices

Appendix A: Well-Known and Reserved TCP/IP Ports

Well-Known Port Numbers
Reserved Port Numbers

Appendix B: Sample XML Code and XSL Stylesheet Snippets

XML Code
XSL Stylesheets
W3C XML Schema Sample
Additional Coding Samples

Appendix C: Recommended Internet-Based BizTalk Server and XML and Development Resource Sites

BizTalk Server 2000 Resources
XML and Development Resources

Index

L'auteur - Keith A Powell

Keith Powell is a Senior Consultant for KPMG Consulting in Chicago. Previously he was an Information Systems Analyst for Wilson Sporting Goods Company, in the Team Sports Division. Keith earned the Microsoft Certified Product Specialist Level in early 1995, focusing on the Microsoft Windows and BackOffice environments.

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Éditeur(s) Prima Publishing
Auteur(s) Keith A Powell, Daniel O'Donnell
Parution 01/08/2001
Nb. de pages 492
Format 19,3 x 24
Couverture Relié
Poids 732g
Intérieur Noir et Blanc
EAN13 9780761534303

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