Sometime back I got a chance to work on Capacity Planning for SharePoint 2010, we did lot of analysis to come up with the right Topology and Architecture. I would like to share some of same experience here, which might help others as well. Below would be some Topics I will cover in this 1.
Introduction The Distributed Cache service provides caching features in SharePoint Server 2013. The Distributed Cache service is built on Windows Server AppFabric, which implements the AppFabric Caching service. Windows Server AppFabric installs with the prerequisites for SharePoint Server 2013. This is how Microsoft defined the Distributed Cache service but what is depend on the Distributed
I was recently doing some troubleshooting for a SharePoint/TFS Environment that changed from HTTP to a secure environment of HTTPS. That caused several issues for SharePoint, but one of the issues was the fact that all of the existing sites still had the old URL in them for the SharePoint alerts. Hmmm….How do we fix
I was trying to open SharePoint Designer 2013 from Site Action (As usually do with SP-2010) but found that this link is no more in SharePoint 2013 site. I then decided to traverse the master page and found that Menu Item for SharePoint Designer is missing from Seattle.master( This is default master page for SharePoint
Here is the screen by screen guide to import a Azure BACPAC database to a local machine using SQL Server 2012 management studio. Required Tools / Data: SQL Server 2012 management studio with the latest version of SSDT. ( Note: Make sure the SQL Server 2012 Management studio is upto date. Otherwise while importing
Sometimes trying to accomplish a simple task isn’t as intuitive or easy as we may like in SharePoint. A case in point is how, exactly, does a Moderator or site owner delete a Community Site member? There is no “Delete a Member” button or link in the UI: Clicking on the Members link is fruitless:
The scenario is as follows: You are administering a central SQL Server, which hosts SharePoint databases for many DEV/QA test farms. Those farms come and go as VMs with broken SharePoints are removed and new are set up. If your team is sloppy, this can happen even a few times per month (depending on the
There is an awesome site that can decode those annoying SharePoint GUID such as: %7BBE72746E%2D85DA%2D41AB%2DBB91%2D73941AF9DC10%7D Go to the following site the decode this GUID in a second: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder/ {BE72746E-85DA-41AB-BB91-73941AF9DC10} Awesome!
PREFACE: I am certified in both SharePoint 2007 and 2010. I am NOT a Microsoft Certified Master (MCM) or Microsoft Certified Architect (MCA) and never planned to be. My opinions are my own and I am open to correction on anything in this post that is not accurate. There has been a LOT of debate
(cross-posted from my blog at http://sharepointduffbert.com/2013/09/04/fixing-the-infopath-cannot-open-the-following-file-xxxxxx-the-parameter-is-incorrect-problem/) My SharePointBuddy (SPB) recently ran into an issue on an InfoPath form she was working on. Someone went in to try and update the form, and they received the following error: This wasn’t a form we wanted to recreate from scratch, yet most attempts to fix it weren’t giving the
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