As we get ready for SharePoint Conference 2009 I am starting a new series called “SharePoint Street Talk” where I sit down and talk SharePoint with someone who spends the better part of their day working with the product. In this first installment I sat down with Shane Young of SharePoint911.com fame. Shane is a [...]
Just a short note to let you know that I am still here – still working – still immersed in SharePoint. Here is a little of what’s been keeping me busy: I’m still managing and building out our SharePoint competency at Rackspace. This includes training our team in the UK as well as additional shifts [...]
vNext of SharePoint officially announced.
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What could be better – chocolate and SharePoint!
So, I may not have the entire story together here but can you answer the following question: Question: What does the WSS (or MOSS) Search box have to do with Alternate Access Mappings? Answer: Everything I received a call stating that the search box had “disappeared” from my the individual’s SharePoint site. I had assumed [...]
I don’t know what this means specifically for me – but what an awesome thing to get Scoble on staff at my employer, Rackspace! That is awesome! Here is the article from C-Net: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-10196572-93.html
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I have to increase the upload size of files for SharePoint all the time for my customers. I recently found the following article that presents a very good description of the process. Since there is no use in re-writing it, I though I would just direct you to it: http://blogs.msdn.com/bgeoffro/archive/2008/03/19/list-attachments-over-50mb-need-more-than-an-increase-in-maximum-upload-size.aspx Have a great SharePoint day….
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Consider this scenario: You stand MOSS up as a Web Content Management (WCM) site for your company’s public internet site. You site is a hierarchy of sites to create the structure your information architect designed. You create pages within these sites – at least 1 for each site. But in certain site – you have [...]
Consider the following scenario- You deploy SharePoint for your organization on the standard Port 80. Only later you decided that your traffic needs to be encrypted so you purchase an SSL Cert and apply it to your site and add the additional Alternate Access Mapping (or AAM for short). You test the site using https://yoursite.com [...]
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