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Setup a Lab Environment using Windows 8 & Hyper-V
Read more →: Setup a Lab Environment using Windows 8 & Hyper-VI was looking for a good way to deploy a lab environment using Hyper-V on Windows 8. One of the things I wanted was that my machines need to interact with the host and that they need to connect to the internet. The other thing I wanted was that not to create machines manually. After…
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SharePoint 2013 & Office Web Apps 2013 Public Updates
Read more →: SharePoint 2013 & Office Web Apps 2013 Public UpdatesMicrosoft has released a March 2013 Public Update, this seems to be a bit odd after releasing the February Cumulative Update. This hotfix fixes quite a few issues. Additionally, this update contains stability and performance improvements. A change in the package configuration was introduced after SharePoint Server 2013 was released. You must install this public…
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UAG 2010 Publishing Multiple SharePoint Web Applications
Read more →: UAG 2010 Publishing Multiple SharePoint Web ApplicationsPublishing SharePoint web applications should be an easy task when using the SharePoint Publishing Solution Guide for UAG 2010 from TechNet. It will explain all sorts of topology publishing you can do, same ports, different ports, different internal and external urls and so on. I’m not a UAG specialist, so this was my starting point…
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Installing SQL Service Pack 1 on a SQL Core installation
Read more →: Installing SQL Service Pack 1 on a SQL Core installationSo how do we install SQL Server 2012 Service Pack 1 on a core server? Download SQL Server Service Pack 1 from the Microsoft download site. (http://download.microsoft.com/download/3/B/D/3BD9DD65-D3E3-43C3-BB50-0ED850A82AD5/SQLServer2012SP1-KB2674319-x64-ENU.exe) Type: \\<servername>\SQLServer2012SP1-KB2674319-x64-ENU.exe /x:”c:\SQLSERVER2012SP1″ (when your Service Pack resides on a different server). Type: X:\<folder>\SQLServer2012SP1-KB2674319-x64-ENU.exe /x:”c:\SQLSERVER2012SP1″ (when your Service Pack resides on your local server). When the extraction is…
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Troubleshooting SSRS 2008R2 Scale-Out Deployment
Read more →: Troubleshooting SSRS 2008R2 Scale-Out DeploymentToday I had to troubleshoot some issues a client had with the reporting services within a Dynamics CRM 2011 environment. Connecting to the Report server url was no problem, but connecting to the Report manager url was not successful. The deployment of CRM 2011 and SSRS was a Scale-Out Deployment, which means that there are…
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Stopping SharePoint services on multiple servers
Read more →: Stopping SharePoint services on multiple serversToday I needed to move some SharePoint databases. This needed to be done on 2 different farms, but I did not feel the need to logon to every SharePoint server in order to stop every service. So I wrote a little PowerShell script. I tested this script on multiple environments. [code language=”PowerShell”] # Stop SharePoint…
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A Visual Guide for installing SQL 2012 SSRS in SharePoint (2010) mode – part 3
Read more →: A Visual Guide for installing SQL 2012 SSRS in SharePoint (2010) mode – part 3Step 2. Create a Reporting Services Service Application 1. Start the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell with Run As an administrator. 2. Type Install-SPRSService and press Enter 3. Type Install-SPRSServiceProxy and press Enter 4. Open SharePoint Central Administration and click Manage Service Applications. 5. Click New. So now we have to click on the new…