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July 8, 2010 / SharePoint 2010

SharePoint 2010: Create Web Application

Tags: create web application, load balance central administration, sharepoint 2010 farm build, sharepoint 2010 farm installation
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I am logged on to LAB-INDX as PINTOLAKE\Service-SharePoint. LAB-INDX is one of the servers where Central Administration is located, to avoid double hops. I will configure the farm directly on the server which hosts Central Administration

Open “SharePoint 2010 Central Administration” from the “Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Products” under All Programs

Under “Application Management” select “Manage web applications”

Manage web applications link in SharePoint Central Administration.

Delete Default Web Application

The first thing we are going to do is delete the “SharePoint -80” site, that’s the default web application. We will be making our own.

Select “SharePoint – 80”

Select “Delete” from the ribbon menu on top

Default SharePoint web application selected in the management ribbon.

Select “Delete content databases”

Select “Delete IIS web sites”

Press “Delete”

Delete Web Application dialog with database and IIS-site options.

Create New Web Application

Select “New” from the top ribbon menu

New command in the SharePoint web-application ribbon.

When creating Web Application I like to use a naming standard my colleague Jeff Borghoff (http://www.borghoff.com) created. WSS_SITEFUNCTION you will see it’s quite useful as I describe it below. We will set the NAME of the site, the VIRTUAL DIRECTORY, the APPLICATION POOL and the DB to all use the same WSS_SITEFUNCTION name.

  1. Authentication
    1. Select Classic Mode Authentication – this means it will use Kerberos or NTLM, if you select Claims it will use Forms based authentication
  2. IIS Web Site
    1. Name – WSS_INTRANET
    2. Port – 80
    3. Host Header – sp.pintolake.net
    4. Path – append WSS_INTRANET after VirtualDirectories\ (remove the default)
  3. Security Configuration
    1. We will leave the defaults – NTLM, no Anonymous access, no SSL.
  4. Public URL
    1. Removed the :80 from the host header URL, I know I don’t need to but it frightens me (really it does)
  5. Application Pool
    1. Name – WSS_INTRANET
    2. Set it to use the PINOTLAKE\Service-WebApp account – we need to select the “Register New Managed Account” link
  6. Database
    1. Server – LAB-SQL
    2. Name – WSS_Content_INTRANET (this is not following the naming standard however if I have a separate crawl DB, I can name it WSS_Crawl_INTRANET)
  7. Failover Server
    1. This is for SQL Server Database mirroring, we are not using this so it will stay blank
  8. Service Application Connections
    1. We will leave the defaults. This is one place where you can associate a Web Application to a Service Application
  9. Customer Experience Program
    1. Select No

Press “OK”

New web application's authentication and IIS website settings.
New web application's authentication and public URL settings.
Application-pool settings and Register new managed account link.

A dialog box will pop up, enter the PINTOLAKE\Service-WebApp account and password.

Register Managed Account dialog for a service account.

Be sure to select the account after it is created.

Managed service-account selection for the application pool.

Continue on with the configuration.

Database server and content database settings for the new web application.
Service-application connections and customer-experience options.

SharePoint will now process your request

SharePoint processing the new web application request.

Once the Web Application is create you need to create a site collection

Click “Create Site Collection”

Application Created confirmation and Create Site Collection link.

Enter “Title” and Description”

Select “Site Template”

Select “Primary Site Collection Administrator”

Select “Secondary Site Collection Administrator”

Click “OK”

New site collection title, description and template selection.
Primary and secondary site-collection administrators and quota template.

Press “OK”

Top-Level Site Successfully Created confirmation.

Testing

You should be able to navigate to the site collection which in my case is http://sp.pintolake.net

New SharePoint team site displayed in the browser.

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