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A new journey
Read more →: A new journeyIt’s been a while now since i wrote a blogpost. I think it was somewhere in 2017 that i wrote my last blog. My work changed a lot since then…. I spent the last 13 years a lot of time with different Microsoft technology, but always on-premises. I wanted to make a jump to working…
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Moving Reports and Report Subscriptions to another SQL Server
Read more →: Moving Reports and Report Subscriptions to another SQL ServerOn a project where we did a lync 2013 to Skype for Business migration we came across the need to migrate reports and report subscriptions from the old lync 2013 environment to the new Skype for Business environment. In this case the reports where form Anywhere365, a Unified Contact Center software. I’ve tried different kind…
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Skype for Business: Create DFS with PowerShell
Read more →: Skype for Business: Create DFS with PowerShellSkype for Business needs a file share to store shared data of the pool. When installing a Skype for Business environment you want the file share to be high available. In order to make a file share high available you need DFS, Distributed File System. For installing and configuring DFS I used this blogpost (https://insidemstech.com/2015/08/24/deploy-dfs-for-skype-for-business-server-2015-enterprise-pool-part-i/) for guidance. But…
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SharePoint: PSConfig fails with missing updates
Read more →: SharePoint: PSConfig fails with missing updatesI came across this issue on a couple of SharePoint farms. Problem: When i was trying to patch a SharePoint 2013 farm i ran in to a problem that the SharePoint Config Wizard told me that it needed updates on some servers within the farm. The strange thing about the updates was that they were…
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SQL AlwaysOn Availability Groups Bug
Read more →: SQL AlwaysOn Availability Groups BugWhen you’re using SQL AlwaysOn Availability Groups pay attention when applying the following patches: SQL 2012 SP2 CU3 SQL 2012 SP2 CU4 SQL 2014 CU5 The Availability Group may stop synchronizing due to blocking between user queries and a system session. The fix is to disable automatic failover if it is activated, restart the SQL Server instance…
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SharePoint 2010 and Windows 2012 R2 support
Read more →: SharePoint 2010 and Windows 2012 R2 supportI needed to install SharePoint 2010 on Windows Server 2012 R2, but I needed to check if SharePoint 2010 had support for Windows server 2012 R2. Luckily Microsoft had updated the KB article for SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 2. It is now possible to install SharePoint 2010 on Windows Server 2012 R2. The following was added to the…
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Installing SQL 2014
Read more →: Installing SQL 2014Installing SQL 2014 isn’t quite as different as installing SQL Server 2012. Sure there are some minor UI changes when installing SQL, but it’s all the same. In order for SharePoint to work with SQL, we only need the database engine. I don’t want to click my way through the setup every time I need to install SQL server.…