***NOW AVAILABLE*** MSDN: Configuring and Deploying Anonymous Publishing Sites for SharePoint Server 2007

An article I worked on has recently been published on MSDN. The article, Configuring and Deploying Anonymous Publishing Sites for SharePoint Server 2007, covers things you should consider both in the early and late stages of a Publishing site project.

Here’s the article summary on MSDN:

Explore and learn how to address security and performance issues of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 publishing sites before launching them as Internet-facing publishing sites.

» Configuring and Deploying Anonymous Publishing Sites for SharePoint Server 2007

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posted on Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:45 AM

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# MSDN: Configuring and Deploying Anonymous Publishing Sites for SharePoint Server 2007 7/14/2009 5:22 PM Rachael

Hi Andrew

I really enjoyed your article on configuring and deploying anonymous publishing sites. I was wondering if you can suggest any tools that will allow me to evaluate an existing SharePoint WCM site.

I know there is a usage anaylsis report in SharePoint, and there is SharePoint Manager from codeplex that can give me a good view of the overall site topology.

Have you come across any good tools that might helpful when analyzing site usage, topology, document library sizes, etc?

I would appreciate any pointers or links to resources.

Thank you in advance.

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