In this
article, we will go through the steps to create Managed Metadata. The steps are
fairly simple but this is one piece which requires thorough planning based on
the Organization's taxonomy if defined great if not plan.
There are four
steps which are:
1) Plan
whether to use a dedicated application pool or a shared one based on various
factors
To find out
the application pool's exists in your environment, try this in SharePoint PowerShell
Management Console
Get-SPServiceApplicationPool
To get the
list of managed accounts,
Get-SPManagedAccount
To create a
new application pool with dedicated managed service account:
New-SPServiceApplicationPool -Name
ManagedMetaDataAppPool -Account contoso\managedmetadata_svc
If you intend to use an existing app pool, change the name below.
2) Create the Managed Metadata Service
Application:
New-SPMetadataServiceApplication -Name
"MetadataServiceApp" -ApplicationPool
"ManagedMetaDataAppPool" -DatabaseName "MetadataDB"
3) Create the
Managed Metadata Service Application Proxy
New-SPMetadataServiceApplicationProxy
-Name "MetadataServiceProxy" -ServiceApplication
"POFPROD_MetadataServiceApp"
4) Configure the Service Application
Association:
Add Managed
Metadata in Service Application Association with the required Web Application.
There is a Power Shell to do this shall to accomplish this will update the article
at some other time
I would use Power Shell
given any day as I can keep the databases clean without any GUID's.
IN order to avoid the manual service application association step (4) you can amend -DefaultProxyGroup in step 3 to add the proxy to the default proxy group
ReplyDeleteNew-SPMetadataServiceApplicationProxy -Name "MetadataServiceProxy" -ServiceApplication "POFPROD_MetadataServiceApp" -DefaultProxyGroup