From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day Niklas Goude You can create custom permission levels in SharePoint 2010 using Windows PowerShell. Start by creating a new object of the type Microsoft.SharePoint.SPRoleDefinition. Then, add a name and description and … Continue reading
Jason Himmlestein – SharePoint Pro – When I initially sat down to start this article, I quickly realized that you can’t begin to troubleshoot performance issues until you have a sound baseline to start with. Otherwise, the likelihood of you … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day Anjali Sharma Documents are not always created in the location where they should finally be routed to. For example, documents may be created in one site but routed to a different … Continue reading
CMSWire – Apple’s App Store is ready to dispense some new document management fun with the KnowlegeLake Capture for SharePoint ECM app. iOS users can share documents and images right into their workflows with the free app, and SharePoint devotees … Continue reading
By Bryant Duhon – We often touch on SharePoint, on these blogs pages, in our research, on our webinars, etc. We primarily do this because, despite some contrary opinions out there, a large majority of you — our audience — … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day Mattias Karlsson Metadata navigation is a new feature in SharePoint 2010 that allows you to quickly find and filter content in large document libraries. End users will get a new navigation … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day Niklas Goude You can sync User information from the User Directory Store. Simply, use the Set-SPUser cmdlet and use the SyncFromAD switch parameter to enable syncing. PS > Set-SPUser -Identity powershell\user3 … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day Mattias Karlsson Some SharePoint lists could be useful to reuse at other locations in your SharePoint environment. Customized SharePoint lists can easily be created as templates so the customized list will … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip fo the Day Niklas Goude You can grant permissions to a user or group in SharePoint using Windows PowerShell. Simply add the user or group to the role assignment collection:. PS > $spWeb = … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day Mattias Karlsson Some SharePoint lists could be useful to reuse at other locations in your SharePoint environment. Customized SharePoint lists can easily be created as templates so the customized list will … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint - Tip of the Day In SharePoint 2010 you can take a backup of a site collection using the Backup-SPSite cmdlet: Backup-SPSite http://SP –Path C:\Backup\siteCollection.bak Restoring a site collection in SharePoint 2010 is just as simple: … Continue reading
Mike Berryman – SharePoint Foundation does not have a User Profile Service, so how are users managed? It turns out that there is a hidden system list on SharePoint Foundation (actually all versions of SharePoint, but much more useful in … Continue reading
Went to upgrade my development environment to FIM 2010 R2 SP1 the other day. The current configuration was FIM 2010 (pre-R2) running on WSS 3.0. As the SP1 patch is only good for existing R2 servers, I went to install … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day When configuring BLOB caching for MOSS 2007 and SharePoint 2010, it is possible to specify an optional max-age attribute in the web.config element. This attribute determines the amount of time, in … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day Niklas Goude You can remove a group’s permissions on a specific Web site with Windows PowerShell. Simply remove the group from the role assignment collection: PS > $spWeb = Get-SPWeb http://SP01.powershell.nu … Continue reading
One of the most common requests I get is for an update to my article SharePoint Central Administration: High Availability, Load Balancing, Security & General Recommendations to cover SharePoint 2010 and 2013. Most folks are interested in the SSL parts, … Continue reading
From Secrets of SharePoint – Tip of the Day Niklas Goude You can use Windows PowerShell when removing one (or more) nodes from a Web site’s QuickLaunch. The example below shows how you can remove everything except for nodes under … Continue reading
