This script is what we used to rebuild the topology. Notice the first section define variables this must be set to what you are using in your environment. or you can view the contents right down here! Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell#### Define Variables ### #where Database Server Name equals your database server $DBServer = ‘Database Server Name’
This is the script we used for the removal process… Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell #Removing Existing Search Service Applications $SSAS = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication ForEach ($SSA in $SSAS) { $SSA | FT Name, ID, ApplicationPool $Response = Read-Host -Prompt “Would you like to remove the above Search Service Application and all associated search data? Press Y or N” IF ($Response -eq
Sometimes for a multitude of reasons search topologies will fail. This can be from anything from a cumulative update that failed, to a psconfig.exe execution that stopped or failed. Also databases can get corrupted such as the search crawl database and the link store. There are several topologies for search you can build to get
ASP.NET Session state is disabled by default in SharePoint 2010 installation. However, there may be need in custom solutions, web parts & third party tools like Telerik reports on top of SharePoint 2010 framework where persisting information per user session is required. This is a case study we have done for our project referring below mentioned
Overview Office 365 brings a new development paradigm for us to learn for continuing delivering rich SharePoint 2013 solutions, including a new ‘Visual Studio in the cloud’ with the Napa toolset. To learn how this can be utilized for better development, I took on the challenge of learning the toolset by pulling in data from
Host-named site collections have been around since SharePoint 2010 but they have been improved for SharePoint 2013 making them a valuable architectural alternative in several scenarios. In this session, you will learn what host-named site collections are and what makes them so useful in SharePoint 2013. We will discuss its pros and cons and how
Imagine you are a developer, administrator, or business person who uses IBM Lotus Notes (yes, it still exists!), and your IT department one day announces that your organization is migrating to SharePoint. Should you celebrate? Should you start looking for another job? Will your world as you know it cease to exist? In this session,
The Cloud can help you and your organization to maximize your investments and to simplify your business processes for all your SharePoint activities. Windows Azure can offer you a lot of services that can allow you to transform your infrastructures, your development paradigm and your IT teams to start thinking in terms of DevOps. In
Among numerous Add-ons which help to improve business value of SharePoint, there are those which simplify case management. Using SharePoint as an ECM system, you are sure to organize simple projects (so-called "cases"), and to include tasks, team members and associated content in them. Case management, contrary to project management or personal task management, means
We’ve all seen those next-next-finish demos of connecting SharePoint to ADFS. Just a few lines of PowerShell and you’re done, right? Not really. When you choose to implement SAML claims with SharePoint (because that’s what it is) there are a number of difficulties that you’ll need to overcome. The people picker doesn’t work anymore, user
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