Add ?contents=1 to the end of the page will place the page into maintenance mode
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Add ?contents=1 to the end of the page will place the page into maintenance mode
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How to Restore a Site Collection directly from SQL Content DB
Here is how you can restore a site collection directly from a SQL Content DB
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Here are the steps to manually install and add agent to DPM server
Copying the agent install files over:
– You should be able to find it on your install CD at in the Agent folder
– if you have SP1 or other version install, you can find the newer version of the agent on your server locally: <drive letter>:\Programs Files\Microsoft DPM\DPM\Agents\
If you are installing the agent for the first time:
– (x64) DPMAgentInstaller_amd64.exe <DPM server name>
– (x86) DPMAgentInstaller.exe <DPM server name>
Depends on the version of the agent you are installing, your .exe might be different, for example:
– (x64) DPMAgentInstaller_KB959605_amd64.exe <DPM server name>
– (x86) DPMAgentInstaller_KB959605.exe <DPM server name>
If you already have the agent install and want to change/modify/add the DPM Server
SetDpmServer.exe –dpmServerName <DPM server name>
Example: SetDpmServer.exe –dpmServerName DPMServerName
On the DPM Server using DPM Management Shell, run the following command:
Attach-ProductionServer.ps1 <DPM server name> <production server name> <user name> <password> <domain>
Note: you don’t really need username, password, and domain if you don’t want to, DPM will ask you for those info after the command.
Example: Attach-ProductionServer.ps1 DPMServerName NameOfServerWithAgent
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How to set up SSO in SharePoint
Was having problem setting up SSO. Keep getting error. Here is what I did to get it setup properly (I notice there are post out there in the internet, but some are missing some information:
1. Create a domain service account (ex: moss_sso)
2. OPTIONAL: Create a domain security group with “Global” and with “Group Type” as “Security”. Add the moss_sso service account to this group. (you can create two group, one for Definition Administrator and one for SSO Administrator)
3. Add the domain services account (or security group) to the local administrators group on all SharePoint servers.
4. Log into the server that is running “Central Administration” web site.
5. Navigate to “Central Administration -> Operations -> Service Accounts” and double check the “Single Sign-on Service” credentials, set the services to run from the domain services account (moss_sso).
6. Also add the domain service account used to run the service to the Farm’s administrators group
7. Start the “Microsoft Single Sign-on Service” in the Windows Services under Manage. Set the services to start “Automatic”. Run the service under a domain service account (moss_sso). Start the service. (if not already started)
6. Repeat 6 on all server except server which will only act as WFE.
7. In SQL, set the domain service account (moss_sso) running the Microsoft SSO service has the following roles assigned on SQL Server: dbcreator and securityadmin
8. Log into the server that is running “Central Administration” web site. NOTE: make sure you log using the New Services account (moss_sso)!!! This is the part that give the issue when I was trying to set this up.
12.Navigate to “Central Administration -> Operations -> Manage Single Sign-On -> Manage Server Settings” to setup SSO for SharePoint
12.1 Single Sign-On Administrator Account: Domain Group or the Services account moss_sso
12.2 Enterprise Application Definition Administrator Account: Domain Group or the Services account moss_sso
12.3 Database Server Name (use netbios naming convention)
12.4 Database Name
12.5 Timeout settings (I used Default)
12.6 Ok.
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Some useful references:
Query to determine the version of a SQL 2000/2005/2008
SELECT SERVERPROPERTY('productversion'), SERVERPROPERTY ('productlevel') , SERVERPROPERTY ('edition')
SQL 2008 Release Revision:
SQL 2005 Release Revision:
SQL 2000 Release Revision:
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XSL Code to develop custom Search Result Page
For those who are looking to develop custom search result page, here is the XSL which alone you to get a XML dump of the results (so you can put it into Sharepoint Designer to edit the look and feel)
<xsl:stylesheet version=”1.0″
xmlns:xsl=”http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform”>
<xsl:output method=”xml” version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″ indent=”yes”/>
<xsl:template match=”/”>
<xmp><xsl:copy-of select=”*”/></xmp>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>
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It looks like if you have certain features enable, the option to disable “site template” (option for Owner to create various site template) is remove as a result.
However, I found that you can still force the site collection to remove them, add the following to your site URL: /_Layouts/AreaTemplateSettings.aspx it will still allow you to remove the site template
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