My friend, Cornelius J. van Dyk, and I will be presenting at this year’s SharePoint Connections Coast to Coast conference in Chicago held August 8-10… Read More »Speaking at SharePoint Connections Coast to Coast 2011 in Chicago
There are many good resources out there about how to create, modify, & set quotas using PowerShell, that isn’t an issue. Zach Rosenfield has a… Read More »How to use PowerShell to get quota information in a usable way
Be sure to check out the What’s New (SQL Server “Denali”) site for full details, but here are the highlights in this PUBLIC release (no… Read More »What’s new in SQL Server Code Name “Denali” CTP3
Scenario: You have people in your office, you are in the middle of work in 2 different Dev VMs plus Visual Studio on your host… Read More »How to disable Shutdown Event Tracker in Windows Server 2008 R2
I go on vacation for a week and Microsoft goes crazy dropping new things in our laps! Just before I left they gave us the… Read More »Out for a week, & look at all the new toys Microsoft has for me!
Rob D’Oria, father of StoragePoint, has written a very comprehensive review of the new storage “guidance” from Microsoft with regard to the limits on ContentDB… Read More »Review of the new storage “guidance” for SharePoint 2010 SP1
I go on vacation for one week and they try to change the entire strategy on us, eh? When I first started hearing rumbles about… Read More »The big news: Data Storage Changes for SharePoint 2010
It has almost gone overlooked, but Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 are not the only products to get a Service Pack 1 release today. I… Read More »Office Web Apps Service Pack 1 is here!
Today Microsoft released Service Pack 1 for SharePoint 2010 which is a rollup of all previous Cumulative Updates through April 2011, which means that deploying… Read More »SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 1 is here!
In every version since SQL 2005 there has been a “background trace” enabled by default on all SQL Server installations. This was a bit of… Read More »SQL Server Default Trace