Two of the most common questions I’ve been asked when engaged with a financial or government organization for a Office 365 deployment, which involves Microsoft Teams and OneDrive is whether it was possible to disable file sharing within teams and/or disabling OneDrive. What’s complicated about
I was recently asked by a client to look for a PowerShell script that would export the permissions for all of the files and folders within each of their site collection so they can perform a thorough audit and as common as such a request
You’re attempting to install a PowerShell module such as SharePointPnPPowerShellOnline to use Connect-PNPONline (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/sharepoint-pnp/connect-pnponline?view=sharepoint-ps) to establish a connection to SharePoint online, which prompts you to install the NuGet provider. Proceeding to answer yes to the prerequisite install quickly fails with the following message: PS C:>
After finishing the MOSS 2007 64bit SP2 on Windows Server 2008 base OS, I went ahead to create a web application and then a site collection as per document’s instructions: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262714.aspx The problem I experienced was that when I hit the new site, everything loads
This was one of the problems I encountered a year or two ago while during a project at a college when installing MOSS 2007 on a Windows 2008 server: One of the problems I encountered while reinstalling a MOSS farm front-end servers was when I
Yes, I know SharePoint 2010 is out but in case anyone is interested in knowing what I found out 3 years back: As per the documentation in the MOSS installation guide, it’s been noted that both TCP/IP and Named Pipes are supposed to be turned
