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Here’s a collection of good SharePoint SQL database mirroring links and articles I have found to be useful specifically around the area of failing over MOSS. Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog: Configuring Database Mirroring for SharePoint Products & Technologies – contains…
Getting Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) to play nicely and integrate with SharePoint can prove to be a little tricky. There is some information out on the web on how to integrate and configure SSRS with SharePoint though below…
Here is a link to the useful, and free, SharePoint Portal Server (SPS2003) utility, SPUserUtil. Keith Richie originally developed this suite of utilities a few years ago whilst working for Microsoft. Though it is no longer supported by Keith or,…
Here are a couple of good links that outline how to move SharePoint Databases to a new drive on the same SQL server: Michael Van Cleave SharePoint Talk Technorati Tags: Move,SharePoint,SQL,databases,db,dbs,disk,hard disk
Running SharePoint or WSS with Kerberos authentication can be a tricky thing to get right at the best of times. The following are a number of steps in assisting with diagnosing the cause of any such Kerberos related problems. 1.…
Here are a couple of good blog postings that should assist greatly in implementing Kerberos authentication. This first article by James gives a good overview into how Service Principle Names (SPN’s) operate and some important gotchas. Click Here. This next…
Running out of disk space due to logs taking up too much space? The easiest way to avoid any such disk space disasters is to alter your logging settings within the SharePoint 'Central Administration' console. This article tells you how.