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| WSS | MOSS |
WSS 3.0 Re-Parenting
Re-parenting is the ability to dynamically re-arrange a hierarchy of SharePoint sites. Previously, in Windows SharePoint Services 2.0 SP2, a site needed to be backed up and deleted from its current location and then restored under a new parent site in the SharePoint site hierarchy. With WSS 3.0, the hierarchy of SharePoint sites is simple. Upgrade to WSS v3
| WSS | MOSS |
SharePoint Configuration Management
Built on the infrastructure and services provided by ASP.NET version 2.0, Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and MOSS 2007 both support a centralized, scalable Web configuration management object model.
| WSS | MOSS |
SharePoint Permission Delegation
In WSS v3 and Office SharePoint Server 2007, delegation features give SharePoint site owners a secure, scalable, and centrally managed set of administration rights and permissions.
| WSS | MOSS |
Provisioning
Provisioning is a core component of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and MOSS 2007 that lets users choose their own template and defines a shared Web application. SharePoint sites can be provisioned in two ways: Site templates (*.STP files) that are typically user-created or Site definitions that are developer-created and stored on Web server file system.
| WSS | MOSS |
Administration User Interface
The administration Web pages within SharePoint templates have been reorganized and redesigned based on feedback from the many customers who deployed WSS 2.0 SP 2 in their organizations.
| WSS | MOSS |
SharePoint Analytics Monitoring
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 provides a Microsoft Operations Management (MOM) package to support centralized monitoring and management of configurations ranging from single servers and small server farm to very large MOSS server farms
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