Restore a SharePoint Server Shared Service Provider
Stand-alone Deployment
Before You Begin:
- Review the general and agent-specific restore requirements accessed from
Restore Backup Data
prior to performing any restore operation.
- Delete the Shared Services Provider if it is not default. If it is the
default and others do not exist, create new Shared Services Provider for
temporal usage and set it as default.
- Delete old Shared Services Provider.
- Delete the WSS Web Application that hosted the Shared Services Provider.
Required Capability: See
Capabilities and Permitted Actions
To
restore a Shared Service Provider:
- Begin a restore procedure using the SharePoint Server
iDataAgent. See
Browse and Restore for
step-by-step instructions.
- Follow the procedure Restore a
SharePoint Server WSS Web Application
Content Database to restore the WSS Web Application that hosted the Shared
Services Provider.
- Using stsadm.exe command, delete
site
../ssp/admin from restored Web Application.
For example, stsadm -o deletesite -url http://<URL
of WebApp Hosting SSP>/ssp/admin.
- From the Browse Data window, expand the Shared Services Provider, select
Shared Services. Click
Recover all Selected.
- From the Restore Options dialog box, enter the required
information in the Restore Options
Shared Service Provider DB,
Search Shared DB, and
Search Index Server
tabs.
- Continue with the restore procedure.
- Set restored Shared Services Provider as default and re-associate Web
Application back to it if necessary. Delete Shared Services Provider for
temporal usage.
Server Farm (Small, Medium, Large)
Before You Begin:
- Review the general and agent-specific restore requirements accessed from
Restore Backup Data
prior to performing any restore operation.
Required Capability: See
Capabilities and Permitted Actions
To
restore a Shared Service Provider:
- Follow the procedure Restore a
SharePoint Server WSS Web Application
Content Database to restore the WSS Web Application that hosted the Shared
Services Provider.
- Using stsadm.exe command, delete
site
../ssp/admin from restored Web Application.
For example, stsadm -o deletesite -url http://<URL
of WebApp Hosting SSP>/ssp/admin.
- Restore the Shared Services Provider Databases using the SQL
iDataAgent to
Recover SQL Server
Databases. Begin a restore procedure using the SharePoint Server
iDataAgent. See
Browse and Restore for
step-by-step instructions.
- From the Browse Data window, expand the Shared Services Provider, select
Shared Services. Click
Recover all Selected.
- From the Restore Options dialog box, enter the required
information in the Restore Options
Shared Service Provider DB,
Search Shared DB, and
Search Index Server
tabs.
- Continue with the restore procedure.
- Set restored Shared Services Provider as default and re-associate Web
Application back to it if necessary. Delete Shared Services Provider for
temporal usage.