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Next week I’m doing two free webcasts. On Tuesday I’ll be introducing the tool I designed around SharePoint Operational Efficiencies and Change Management called Quest Server Administrator for SharePoint. Thursday I’ll be presenting on “Building operational governance for SharePoint 2010. SharePoint Server Insight: What’s… Continue Reading “Free Webcast on SharePoint Governance & Operations and SharePoint Insights”
The more I dig into PreUpgradeCheck, the more I’m finding everyday value. As well, the more I use Test-SpContentDatabase the windows powershell commandlet designed for testing databases prior to attaching them, the more I see differences between these tools. I see a big mistake… Continue Reading “Simple Windows Powershell to Ease Preparing for Upgrade”
It’s already becoming commonplace. The red bar at the top of the central administration is quickly becoming a part of what you expect to see when you login to CA. I’m telling you now… that feature was designed to give you a heads… Continue Reading “Warning to SharePoint Administrators: Don’t Ignore the Red Health Bar”
This patch Tuesday marks a couple of significant things to note. One it’s a record for patch Tuesday with 16 bulletins across 49 vulnerabilities. The previous record was 14 bulletins. A few are critical which include Windows Server and IE, and even SharePoint 2007… Continue Reading “Record Breaking Patch Tuesday Includes “Important” SharePoint Patch”
Some people are saying. I’m having a problem upgrading the SSP with Database Attach upgrade. Looks like I’m getting forced to use In-Place upgrade. While There are some simple ways to upgrade search and single sign on with powershell scripts, the profile and audiences… Continue Reading “Upgrading the SSP Database”