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Needed this in a script to automatically add a firewall rule to my Azure SQL server: $externalIP = (New-Object net.webclient).downloadstring(" http://checkip.dyndns.com") -replace "[^\d\.]" Read More...
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Here’s a script that will walk through all Site Collections in all Web Applications (i.e. your entire farm) and delete any user from the Site Collection that isn’t in ActiveDirectory anymore. Note this will not remove them from their user profiles, it...
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Body: The year 2012 is turning out to be a pretty big one for Microsoft software releases. Windows Server 2012 is just one of the many exciting products that has come out so far this year. As with any new release, there are some changes and some opportunities...
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Body: In some very, very small circles, people ask me for advice using PowerShell. I know, it makes NO sense. Regardless, I like the attention and it pushes me to be a better person. In today’s example of my pathetic PowerShell skills I’ll...
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Body: This one always comes up at some point in time, especially after migrations. I've seen issues with migrated sites many times when custom site templates were used for sites, since SharePoint doesn't know how to upgrade these sites 100%. A...
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by Matthew McBride Extranet Collaboration Manager (ExCM) 2010 is activated at the Site Collection level. This is easily done in the Site Settings area of the User Interface (UI) for a single site: But what if you were running ExCM on multiple Site Collections...
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Body: So by know you may have worked with ADFS 2.0 and SharePoint 2010. If not then you need to; they are match made in heaven for authentication and claims management. While working with a client recently I needed to use ADFS as the authentication mechanism...
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In the SharePoint 2010 Administrators Survival Camp that I teach for Critical Path Training I teach a module on PowerShell (and a whole bunch of tips and tricks along the... Read More...
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I was asked today how to recover a SharePoint 2010 Passphrase. Unfortunately, there is no way to recover a Passphrase in SharePoint 2010. However, there is a very simple way to change it using PowerShell. Use the following PowerShell script to change...
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Body: SharePoint 2010 brings PowerShell to the table for some of the base tasks that you would want to perform. For example on of the items I recently had to do was check-in and publish all pages within a site collection. So as a good *geek* would do...
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Database attach upgrades seem to be the norm these days for customers upgrade from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010. I am assuming the reason for this is because they are very flexible and generally work pretty well. One of the flexible things about...
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