February 2012 - Todd Klindt's SharePoint Admin Blog

  • Netcast 108–Recent Racker

    Body: In tonight's episode I break the news that I am now a Rackspace employee! I also tell two hysterical stories about how my blog has crashed in the last week. Rackspace really got a winner, didn't they? I then talk about a SharePoint security patch, and how great the first Iowa SharePoint User Group meeting was. Finally I give a status update on my Kindle book. MP3 File WMV File M4V (iPod) File Running Time: 36:56 Links: Rackspace purchased SharePoint911 Iowa SharePoint User Group Security Patch MS12-011 Download link Idera webcast on SQL Common mistakes Sponsored by my new employer!! Category: Netcast Published: 2/24/2012 2:57 PM
  • Netcast 107 - Not The Best

    Body: Tonight's netcast covers some weighty topics like migrating blogs from one SharePoint farm to another, some database cmdlets, and a way to make using the AutoSPInstaller even easier to use, if that's possible. MP3 File WMV File M4V (iPod) File Running Time: 31:33 Links: Database cmdlets AutoSPInputMap Common mistakes magazine article Sponsored by Category: Netcast Published: 2/21/2012 10:16 PM
  • Netcast 106 - Two Men in a Hotel Room

    Body: With the intimate setting of my hotel room, my guest Trevor and I discuss why I couldn't enable blob cache for a SharePoint Search Server instance. I also mention a document you can use to determine if your SQL instance has the necessary performance for SharePoint. I share a story on how I screwed up using Export-SPWeb, so you don't have to. Then I mention a great document that helps answer the question, "What is SharePoint?" MP3 File WMV File M4V (iPod) File Running Time: 38:08 Links: No blob cache without SharePoint Server Storage and SQL Server capacity planning and configuration Move Enterprise Search Codeplex project What is SharePoint ? Common mistakes magazine article Download SQlIO Sponsored by Category: Netcast Published: 2/18/2012 1:26 PM
  • I’m a Racker!!!

    Body: Rackspace bought SharePoint911!! You guys have no idea how much this news has been killing me to share. As of this morning, SharePoint911 is owned by Rackspace, and this is huge. I’ve been a huge fan of Rackspace, and more importantly the people at Rackspace, for years now. I’ve had a hosted server from them (though not for this blog, yet) for many years and always been very happy with its performance and the support they’ve given me. Whenever I’m at a conference I always end up hanging out with the Rackspace folks and having a good time. I think working with them is going to be a blast, and I think combining their infrastructure with our SharePoint expertise is going to be an amazing combination. What does this mean? Well, in the short term, not a lot. SharePoint911 will keep on doing the things we’ve always done, whether you’re a Rackspace customer or not. I’ll keep on installing and fixing SharePoint and speaking at every conference that’ll have me. Rackspace will keep on doing...
  • Presenting…The Iowa SharePoint User Group!!

    Body: You’ve asked for it, you’ve begged for it, and now, all your prayers have been answered. The Iowa SharePoint UG (lovingly referred to as the IASPUG going forward) will be having its first meeting this month. I know you’re excited, so here are the important details: When: Thursday February 16th, 2012, 4:00 – 5:30 PM Where: Microsoft office at 1408 Locust Street, Des Moines Fantastic web site: http://www.iowasharepoint.com For our first meeting we’re going to talk a little about our goals for the group. Then John Baldwin from Pella Windows is going to talk about their SharePoint environment and experiences. Then I’m going to take the stage with a talk I call “SharePoint in the Trenches.” I’ll cover some of the more hysterical issues I’ve experienced as a consultant, and how you can avoid them. After we’re finished laughing at other people’s misery we’ll all have our pictures taken with Darvish and go home. There is a bar within walking distance of the office, so there might end up being...
  • Netcast 105 - So Many Things

    Body: Tonight's episode is jam-packed with great information, mostly from other people's blogs. I talk about how to troubleshoot the Sandbox Solution service, understanding the Logging DB, account permissions and SharePoint account permissions. MP3 File WMV File M4V (iPod) File Running Time: 41:17 Links: Making sense out of the Logging DB Update Alert URLs Add words to SharePoint's dictionary Site Collection storage is wrong Sandbox Solution troubleshooting App pool recycling blog post Being a Phony Individual account permissions needed Sponsored by Category: Netcast Published: 2/1/2012 4:36 PM
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