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By jeffcate With enhancements to Central Administration's backup / restore tools and the addition of Windows PowerShell cmdlets to our command-line tool belt, it is now possible to cover most issues and / or scenarios with a single disaster ... Read More
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10-29-2009
Filed under: Backup Farm, Disaster Recovery, SharePoint 2010
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By Gary Lapointe From this you can see that you can easily load up any PowerShell console app (either the native PowerShell console or a any other editor such as PowerGUI or the PowerShell ISE) and simply run the Add-PsSnapin cmdlet to load the new ... Read More
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By Christian SharePoint 2010, PowerShell and Disposing. When you are already familiar with the SharePoint object model, you might know that SPSite and SPWeb allocate large amounts of memory and adequate memory management and disposing is essential. ... Read More
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By Articles An overview of when to use which Windows PowerShell cmdlets in FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint. This document provides an overview of when to use which Windows PowerShell cmdlets in FAST Search Server 2010 for SharePoint in the ... Read More
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By Alpesh If you are using SharePoint on DC, the following Windows PowerShell command would need to be run to enable Sandboxed Solutions. $acl = Get-Acl HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\ComputerName $person = [System.Security.Principal. ... Read More
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By Zach Rosenfield Well, because the Beta of SharePoint 2010 includes the PowerShell CTP3 of their 2.0 product; which does not have support for the ThreadOptions functionality we use to fix the "threading issue" discussed many months ago in my blog. ... Read More
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12-03-2009
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, PowerShell Missing ThreadOptions
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By Donny van Huizen Notice: rather than hard coding the credential for the farm account, I am having PowerShell prompt me for it. You can also do this with the passphrase by accessing the “Password” property of the of the credential object: ... Read More
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12-14-2009
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, Provisioning a New Farm
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By CoreyRoth We can still use stsadm, but that is effectively considered deprecated now in favor of PowerShell. In the past to add a solution, we used an stsadm command like the one below. In today's example, we'll be working with a package called ... Read More
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12-14-2009
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, Adding and Deploying Solutions
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By Chris Schwab Below is my PowerShell script to create a Web application on SharePoint 2010. It's pretty simple compared to the server-farm setup Web app install, and I will follow this with a site collection setup script once I get that cleaned up. ... Read More
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12-14-2009
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, Unattended WebApp Install
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By Gary Lapointe An automated install of the service applications is, without a doubt, the most difficult PowerShell task you'll undertake when scripting your SharePoint 2010 install, specifically the search application is the most difficult which is ...SharePoint Automation - Read More
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12-29-2009
Filed under: SharePoint 2010, Create Enterprise Search Service Application