Podemos cambiar el típico logo azul de SharePoint (situado arriba a la izquierda) de todos nuestros sites con el siguiente comando a través de Power Shell: (get-spsite http://mySite.com.AllWeb)s | foreach { $_.SiteLogoUrl = "/_layouts/15/images/NewLogo.jpg"; $_.Update()}
¿Qué versión de SharePoint tengo instalada?
Para saber qué versión de SharePoint tenemos instalada en nuestro servidor tan solo debemos ir a: 1. Central Administration / Administración Central 2. Upgrade and Migration / Actualización y migración 3. Check product and path installation status / Verificar el estado de la instalación de productos y revisiones. Aquí veremos al detalle lo …
Windows Server 2012: Turn Off Windows Firewall in 5 steps
1. Go to Control Panel and System and Security 2. Go to Windows Firewall 3. From the left menu, select Turn Windows Firewall on or off 4. Check all options with Turn off Windows Firewall (not recommended) 5. All options should be red now
Windows Server 2012: Add Administrators to Active Directory in 6 Steps
1. Go to Administrative Tools 2. Open Active Directory Users and Computers 3. Go to Builtin and you will see some Groups, like Administrators 4. Double-click on Administrators group 5. Go to Members Tab and click on Add... to insert users as administrators 6. You will see new users in the Members List
Windows Server 2012: Configure Active Directory in 14 Steps
1. Add Role from Server Manager 2. Role-based or feature-based installation 3. Select a server from the server pool 4. Select Active Directory Domain Services and DNS Server. 5. Once installed, from Notifications Menu, select Promote this server to a domain controller 6. Add a new Forest 7. Write a password 8. Next 9. Check …
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Stop-Start SharePoint Services On Server using Management Shell and their Names
We can start and stop SharePoint server services using SharePoint Management Shell and this Scripts: get-spserviceinstance | ? {$_.Typename -eq "YOURSERVICENAME"} | Stop-SPServiceInstance get-spserviceinstance | ? {$_.Typename -eq "YOURSERVICENAME"} | Start-SPServiceInstance We don't have to know the service GUID, we only need its name. For example: get-spserviceinstance | ? {$_.Typename -eq "User Profile Service"} | Stop-SPServiceInstance …
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Export SQL query to CSV
1. Execute your Query with "Results to Grid" option selected (You can select this option with its icon or by menu "Query - Results To - Results to grid"). 2. Once your Query has finished, right-click on the results grid and select the option "Save results As...". 3. Save as Type: CSV.
Mount VHD from Command Prompt
Mount VHD: DISKPART SELECT VDISK FILE="D:MyVHDDisk.vhd" ATTACH VDISK Dismount VHD: DETACH VDISK
Password Requirements for Windows Server Active Directory
Basically: Password must not contain the user's entire Account Name. Password must contain an Uppercase character, a Lowercase character and a number (0 through 9). More info: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc786468%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
Hide elements in Modal Dialog (SharePoint PopUp)
When a page is loaded in a Modal Dialog, its URL ends with "IsDlg=1", that means that it's being opened in a SharePoint PopUp. If you need to hide some elements when that happens (e.g. hide master page elements) you need to add a new class to these elements: Adding class "ms-dialogHidden" to an element …
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