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MicrosoftWatcherMicrosoft matters, with an emphasis on Architecture and SharePoint June 25 Sample MOSS 2007 WCM site now available – Adventure Works TravelAndrew Connell writes:
I like using this site for my demos as it is a real world Publishing site. There are custom Web Parts, custom styles for the Content Query Web Part, custom navigation, a custom Silverlight application that asynchronously calls back to a custom WCF service hosted in the SharePoint Web application, leverages FBA… you name it. It’s a great site to poke around! and does so here:
June 23 I'm on Twitter nowI'm not really convinced of Twitter yet,
But i'm willing to give it a serious try: http://www.twitter.com/AdWeterings
June 22 Checklist for uptimizing SharePointI love a good checklist.
This seems to be one:
It mentions YSlow: is new to me.
I only used Fiddler so far.
June 18 SharePoint service accountsPretty big subject really: SharePoint service accounts.
What accounts do you need to install and run SharePoint.
Security has its drawbacks: it does become more complicated for the Admin. Fortunately Microsoft has described it pretty well. Prepare for a lengthy piece though.
June 16 About Debategraph and SharePoint governanceNice compilation of subjects,
about DebateGraph, SharePoint governance and the problems of Tom Cruise.
... but we knew about Tom already... the rest is interesting.
June 13 SharePoint Security Hardening.Technet online magazine July 2007,
Pretty good, halfway June ;-) Contains some stuff about SharePoint too: SharePoint Security Hardening.
June 11 Configuring Internet Explorer to Remember Your SharePoint Login CredentialsSometimes a user may get tired of having to constantly enter their username/password when accessing a SharePoint site. By adding the SharePoint site to your "Local Intranet" zone, one can have Internet Explorer remember login credentials. Here are the steps:
Found here: http://blog.sharepointhosting.com/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=93
June 10 Alternate Access Mappings and Windows PowershellI had a request this week on how to leverage Windows Powershell to add Alternate Access Mappings to the collection for a specific Web application. Surprisingly after some searching I was unable to find anything existing on the topic, so for those curious see the attached script and corresponding source Xml.
Found here:
June 08 SharePoint Branding Build Test Checklisthttp://erikswenson.blogspot.com/2009/06/sharepoint-branding-build-test.html
It's a nice checklist.
I like checklists :-) June 06 TechNet Launches New Interactive Silverlight Application for STSADM Technical ReferenceRead here:
To view the Stsadm SilverLight application on TechNet:
June 05 Google Wave vs. SharePointMay 26 SCOM rules for MOSSSharePoint can be monitored using SCOM: http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/operationsmanager/en/us/default.aspx
Here you can download the SCOM Management Pack for SharePoint.
If you do you get, besides the pack, the documentation that goes with it.
So you know what CAN be monitored.
Interesting stuff, even when you don't use SCOM yourself. May 19 Optimizing SharePoint SQL Databases and Top Performance KillersJoel does it again...great SharePoint post:
ISA 2006 does not run on Windows server 2008This one bit us.
A customer with standard Windows server 2008, now wanting to use ISA 2006.
Won't work though. Darn. May 13 Announcing SharePoint Server 2010 Preliminary System RequirementsOn the Microsoft SharePoint Blog:
April 08 SharePoint workflow basicsWorkflow, perhaps not appreciated enough in SharePoint.
It's not difficult to setup & manage, here's some explanation for the beginner:
April 07 Use case: Automated knowledge base in SharePointUse case: Automated knowledge base in SharePoint
Some nice thoughts here:
April 03 Microsoft Offering SharePoint Designer For FreeMicrosoft Offering SharePoint Designer For FreeAnd i *did* check the date of the article first: it's april 2nd, not 1st. http://www.crn.com/software/216402552 Here is the link of the SharePoint Designer Support team: it also gives a download link. Seems the post of yesterday was very timely: how to limit SharePoint Designer access. Because without proper governance in place using SharePoint Designer can make for a verry messy environment. The problem is quite simple really: Someone designs something very very nice on a test environment. Actually it is so good everybody wants to use it. Making the design etc etc. took about a thousand mousclicks ? Now that person may repeat those thousand mouseclicks on the production environment. Where I work we want to move custom code from development to test, from there to production. So, it is nice all the developers get SharePoint designer for free. Just use it as a proof-of-concept tool, and nothin' else please. Update april 4: interview with Product manager of SharePoint team about it here:
Office SharePoint Server 2007 Technical Library in Compiled Help formatOffice SharePoint Server 2007 Technical Library in Compiled Help format
Over here:
March 30 Five Ways SharePoint Can Save You MoneyA document by Microsoft: Five Ways SharePoint Can Save You Money
Favorite CodePlex SharePoint ProjectsFavorite CodePlex SharePoint Projects Good read by Bill Simser:
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