19 April, 2014 (09:15) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
Just a word of caution if you are upgrading site collections in SharePoint 2013. Many examples will show you the following PowerShell command if you want to upgrade all your site collections: Get-SPSite -Limit All | Upgrade-SPSite -VersionUpgrade –Unthrottled Be wary that this will literally execute 1 site collection at a time. By default, SharePoint […]
Tags: SharePoint 2013
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18 April, 2014 (18:29) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
I recently wrote an article about how Microsoft added a new permission level called Edit that allows people to modify more things than the old contribute permission level. The solution is simple – change the permission level of the member group to Contribute and then delete the Edit permission level. I wrote a PowerShell script […]
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14 April, 2014 (21:33) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
This is probably the most major problem we ran into during our upgrade from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2013 using the Content Database Attach method. We spent a great deal of time trying to understand this problem and why it was so intermittent and I am glad we found a resolution and the problem is […]
Tags: SharePoint, SharePoint 2013, Upgrade
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13 April, 2014 (22:33) | Project Server 2007, SharePoint | By: Liebrand
We are in the process of upgrading from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2013 and as part of that upgrade, we are removing Project Server. The problem is that there was many areas where the Project Server fields and content types were still be referenced which would cause an issue in SharePoint 2013. You can use […]
Tags: Project Server 2007, SharePoint 2013, Upgrade
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28 February, 2014 (07:53) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
I’ve made a couple posts in the past around how to set your Default My Site with SharePoint 2007 by clicking the “Set as Default My Site” button when visiting your My Site. This option does not exist in SharePoint 2013 so how do you go about setting your default My Site to take advantage […]
Tags: My Site, SharePoint 2013
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26 February, 2014 (20:49) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
The purpose of this post is to hopefully to add some clarity around the “Get the most out of SharePoint” dialog box that appears when visiting your My Site for the first time. What is the purpose of this dialog box? As shown above, if the user clicks “Ok” it essentially changes the privacy […]
Tags: My Site, Personal Sites, SharePoint 2013
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20 February, 2014 (21:38) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
Today I discovered an interesting change to the security model in SharePoint 2013. Create a new team site with the three (3) default groups: Visitor, Members, and Owners. Without observing this too closely I noticed that people I added to the Members group were able to completely change all the pages and delete lists. I […]
Tags: Permissions, security, SharePoint 2013
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25 September, 2013 (09:48) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
If you are running SharePoint 2013 and SSRS 2012 in SharePoint integration mode and you attempt to do anything related to SSRS such as Editing Data Source, you might receive the following error: The permissions granted to user ‘domain\username’ are insufficient for performing this operation. —> Microsoft.ReportingServices.Diagnostics.Utilities.AccessDeniedException: The permissions granted to user ‘domain\username’ are insufficient […]
Tags: SharePoint 2013, SSRS
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23 September, 2013 (10:15) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2013 have moved over to claims based authentication hast he recommended authentication method. If you do any programming against the object model here are a few things you need to be aware of. Consider the following scenario: The web application is setup for claims based authentication. You have a user account […]
Tags: Development, SharePoint 2010, SharePoint 2013
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4 September, 2013 (08:29) | SharePoint | By: Liebrand
Microsoft has documented the supported options for HA and DR for SharePoint 2013 databases (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj841106.aspx) but did not have it in a format that was easy to print and review with other teams. Here is a link to a spreadsheet version of that data: http://sdrv.ms/17zvRf4
Tags: Database, Disaster Recovery, High Availability, SharePoint 2013
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