SharePoint -- SSP

What isSSP?

In Moss, for different Moss sites, some services can be shared (such as Excel services and search services). Some services need to be centrally managed (such as accounts in ad, and the corresponding configuration file), which puts forward the concept of SSP. Services managed by SSP mainly include:
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Access Group
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User Configuration File
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Personal site (my website)
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Search Service
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All Excel services
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All BDC (business data catalog)
A simple analogy can be used to describe this relationship. SSP and website applicationsProgramThe relationship between father and child is the relationship between father and child. Father (SSP) has obtained BDC, indexed content, provided personal website services, etc. Son (Web Application) ask for $10 (BDC data, group data, search data, etc.) when my father finishes his work)

MultipleSSPProblems:
It is very easy to build multiple SSPS. It is difficult to build several SSPS and make full use of them. Based on experience, it is enough for most companies to establish one ssp. But why does moss provide the creation of multiple SSPS? When you are preparing to use multiple user configuration files and different search settings, multiple SSPS reflect the value. For example, if an enterprise wants to provide different Web Services for the Intranet and the Internet, http: // portal provides Intranet services, and http: // ourcustomers provides Internet services. In this scenario, you must use different user configuration files and different search range settings. In this way, many SSPS will be used.

SSPOther advantages
Role separation. In some large and medium-sized application environments, it is necessary to maintain a server farm. How can we ensure that services are not interrupted during maintenance? SSP makes this work easy to complete. In addition, because SSP is also a website set, you can define a group of users who can access SSP but cannot access the management center. In addition, you can easily restrict their activities in SSP.