about 2 months ago - No comments
You may sometimes see this error when creating a new page in a SharePoint MOSS 2007 publishing portal.
“Content type ‘0×01010007FF3E057FA8AB4AA42FCB67B453FFC100E214EEE741181F4E9F7ACC43278EE811′ not found in web ‘http://yoururl’
Two step solution:
1. Go to Central Admin, Application Management, User Permissions for Web Application.
Ensure “Use Client Integration Features” and “Use Remote Interfaces” are enabled.
2. Go to Central Admin, Application Management, Policy [...]
about 6 months ago - 1 comment
Are you stsadm hungry? I have attended many SharePoint presentations, technical talks, web casts and promotions and only a very few have discussed on whats ‘under the bonnet’ in SharePoint. Probably now is the time for us to dig deeper into the behind-the-scenes, more powerful SharePoint that Administrators and Developers need to be very familiar [...]
about 6 months ago - No comments
In this article.. learn how to maintain your SharePoint database (best practices).
Once you have won all your SharePoint battles, its no time for relaxing.. its time for your next task!
Have you wondered what are some of the ways you could ‘make’ SharePoint go faster? Are you confident to say that your SharePoint databases are at [...]
about 6 months ago - 4 comments
Are you wanting to know what SharePoint 2010 looks like? I was thrilled to see the changes in SharePoint 2010.
There are three videos from Microsoft, which has sneak peak of SharePoint 2010. Its quite a good tour of SharePoint 2010.
You will get to see Central Administration, Best Practices Analyzer, Developer Tools, Visual 2010 SharePoint tools, [...]
about 8 months ago - No comments
As I was looking around, I came across this upgrade check command in stsadm
This command scans your farm servers before starting an upgrade to ensure that some of the prerequisties are met for a successful upgrade.
This is only a guide and will not fix the problems itself.
Remember to work on a development environment and not [...]
about 9 months ago - 3 comments
Microsoft will ship the new SharePoint 2010 along with Office 2010 in the first half of next year (Beta – late 2009).
There has been a few questions about the name of SharePoint 2010.
Basically, we presently have three SharePoint server versions:
1. Windows SharePoint Services
2. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Standard
3. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Enterprise
From [...]
about 10 months ago - 5 comments
When installing SharePoint from the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard, you may ask, ‘what do I do if I want to connect SharePoint using SQL authentication, rather than Microsoft’s Active Directory?’
You may want to connect SharePoint to its configuration database using a locked down SQL user account to isolate your front end website from [...]
about 5 months ago
Hi Jeremy
I renamed a web application in MOSS exactly how you described it, and accessing the application with the new URL works like a charm. However, the crawler cannot index the renamed application any more (it only indexes the default.aspx page at the root of the application, but nothing else).
Any ideas on why this happens and how this can be fixed?
Thanks, Bruno
about 4 months ago
I’ve used this method in the past with mixed results. It always seems to go fine in a lab, but in production I’ve found that this method leaves residual references to the old url which go unnoticed until you try troubleshooting something.
A cleaner way to perform a rename is to extend the web app to a temp url using a different zone, remove the original, extend to the new url on the default zone, then remove the temp. It is a more convuluted process though, and any manual changes to web.configs or other files within the web apps virtual directory will need to be reconfigured.
about 3 months ago
Thanks for sharing.
Same as Aaron I found mixed results with just AAM, very often I had to add the host headers manually in IIS (or Host Binding in IIS7) and it was the safest way to have both URL work to point to same web app.