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Connecting to SharePoint Portal Server
 

You can connect the computer running Project Server 2003 to a Windows SharePoint Services–compatible portal site that is running Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server. This feature takes advantage of the integration between Windows SharePoint Services and SharePoint Portal Server. After the connection to SharePoint Portal Server is specified and saved, each Windows SharePoint Services site collection that Project Server 2003 creates is automatically aware of the server running SharePoint Portal Server. Users can search documents, issues, and risks; add sites in SharePoint Portal Server that can be used to personalize data; or promote a document in a document library onto your organization's portal site.

Connect to SharePoint Portal Site page

The Connect to SharePoint Portal Site page in Project Web Access.

To connect to SharePoint Portal Server

  1. On the Project Web Access Admin page, in the side pane under Actions, click Manage Windows SharePoint Services.
  2. Under Options, click Connect to SharePoint Portal Server.
  3. On the Connect to SharePoint Portal Site page, under Portal Configuration, select Connect to portal site.

    Connect to portal site option

  4. In the Portal Web Address box, type the Web address for the portal site to which you want to connect.

    Portal Web Address option

  5. In the Portal Name box, type a name for the portal.

    Portal Name option

  6. Click Save Changes.
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