Todd Klindt's SharePoint Admin Netcast
Summary: SharePoint Admin notes from Todd Klindt, a Microsoft MVP in SharePoint Server and co-author of Professional SharePoint 2010 Administration.
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Tonight's episode covers a couple of SharePoint battles I've been fighting the last couple of weeks, and how I triumphed over them. I cover how one of them really upset SharePoint. I also talk a little bit about warm-up scripts, and when they're hot and when they're not.
In this episode I reveal I passed all four SharePoint 2010 exams. I also discuss how 'someone' broke my blog, and how I fixed it. Then I talk about how the mobile view that I so carefully disabled got reenabled on my blog. I also discuss a weird upgrade issue I encountered where I couldn't get out of SharePoint 2007 mode. Finally I talk about how you can export TechNet articles to PDF for easy offline reading.
In this episode I do a recap of my experience at the Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2011. I talk about the sessions I did, and even give some credence to some heckling I got on Twitter. I also talk about a couple of issues I experienced in the last week.
In this episode I talk about some trouble with September security patch. I also tell an absolutely hysterical story involving "reverse replication." I don't want to spoil the ending for you. I also talk about how to make your pages load faster, make your Sync database smaller, and make your whites whiter. There's something for everyone.
This episode covers some problems I've encountered scripting the creation of farms with PowerShell. I also cover how I've leveraged multiple virtual discs to make my testing easier. I also show how to use PowerShell to edit web.config files. I also cover the August CU and the September COD patches.
In tonight's episode I try the very tricky, "broadcasting from a hotel room" maneuver, which is almost as difficult as spelling "maneuver." I talk about the August 2011 CU for SharePoint and whether you should install it or not. I show how to encrypt web.config settings. I also talk about a new whitepaper that walks through some best practices with the User Profile Service. I also give a couple of tips on how to make upgrades go more smoothly. I wrap it up with my laptop trying to burn itself up and by telling a hysterical story of how I rolled back a VM snapshot and lost a script I had been writing.
In this episode I talk about using Notepad++ to help troubleshoot web.config problems. I give some bad advice on web disposal in PowerShell. I also talk about how to bulk import and export files using SPieFolder. Finally I debut my list of regressions for SharePoint patches.
In this episode I discuss what patch level your SharePoint farm should be at, and some free SharePoint training for your company. No animals were harmed in the filming of this netcast, honest.
In this week's netcast I talk about the Admin Toolkit that really came out. I also discuss some of the public information about SharePoint 2010. Finally I cover why it always seems one leg of a card table is shorter than the rest.
In this week's netcast I talk about the CU and Admin Toolkit that almost were. I also talk about little C Drives and the admins that hate them, as well as transaction logs the size of a house.
In this weeks netcast I extol the virTue of the Best Practices Conference and I walk through the SharePoint patching process with excruciating detail. I also cover why dogs are always so gosh-darned happy.
In tonight's episode I cover a maddening permissions problem with SharePoint as well as how to get free SharePoint stuff from Twitter.
In this week's netcast I talk about file upload issues, Booting Windows 7 a few different ways, and my secret recipe for chicken tartar, without chicken or tartar.
In this week's netcast I cover a few installation issues I've encountered in the last couple of weeks. I also talk about a sure fire way to avoid poison ivy.
In this week's episode we try, and fail, to solve a viewer's problem. We also discuss the Jun CU and what to do when planning a SharePoint deployment. Finally we cover why kids say the darnedest things.