New answers tagged site-collection
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The best way to do this is via SharePoint 2010 Management Shell:
http://www.bradleyschacht.com/backup-and-restore-sharepoint-2010-site-collection-with-powershell/
Or you can take a backup of Site Collection in Central Administration tool and restore it using Management Shell/PowerShell:
http://blogen.siderys.com/2010/02/how-to-do-backup-and-restore-in.html
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You can use stsadm or directly bacpup-spsite command from powershell.
run as admin mode
for more info pls check
Site collection Backup and restore command
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I have already answered the same question several times...
Try o see this one.
Hope it helps you,
Andrew
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There is not just one way to do this and you could use custom tools.
BTW some useful links:
Backup and recovery overview (SharePoint Server 2010)
Plan for backup and recovery in SharePoint Server 2010
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In one web application, can we create multiple root site collections ?
No, only one 'root' can exist, if you mean at the root of the URL i.e. http://domain.com/. You can create many more at http://domain.com/path/site1, http://domain.com/path/site2, etc. I just wanted to clarify the use of the word 'root'
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Yes,
You can have three different site collections based on three different templates. It doesn't matter if they are based on custom templates or not.
In a web application you can create
750,000 (500,000 Personal Sites and 250,000 other sites per farm)
The maximum recommended number of site collections per farm is 500,000
Personal Sites plus ...
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You are correct in one web Application you can have multiple site collections.
Webapplication Structure
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Dive into your Read permission level and verify that the following options are checked:
View Application Pages
View Pages
Use Remote Interfaces
Use Client Integration Features
Those not being checked would cause the exact behavior you describe
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A Site considerably different from a Site Collection in that a site is simply a child web of the site collection whereas the Site Collection is the top level data container. Only deleted sites appear in the recycle bin because the recycle bin itself is contained in the Site Collection. If you delete the Site Collection, you are deleting the recycle bin as ...
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The code snippet above just returns a collection with properties for the root web (and maybee som sub webs..) of the current web, no matter how the permissions has been granted.
To check permissions for every web you would need to retreive the SPRoleAssignment objects from each web and try to find the current user in it. Though this will not work if the ...
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Palani,
Get-SPWebApplication "http://server-name:8080"|Get-SPSite -limit ALL|Get-SPWeb -limit ALL|Select-Object Title,Url,AssociatedOwnerGroup
This will give you Title, Url and the Associated Owner Group for the site... You can than reference the powershell script:
PowerShell Script for SP2010 to pull Farm and Site Collections Administrators
Try merging ...
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First of all you will create a web application with URL looking like this, (HostName as referenced by yourself)
portal.companyName.com //we call it host header, this URL looks like a intranet
www.companyName.com //if its going to be a public site
Then you create Managed paths, which you referenced as Drop Down List in your question.
I just found this ...
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I finally solved my issue with the following code in a Feature in the activate method.
SPSite site = properties.Feature.Parent as SPSite;
SPWeb web = site.RootWeb;
try
{
using (SPLimitedWebPartManager manager = web.GetLimitedWebPartManager("person.aspx", PersonalizationScope.Shared))
{
......
......
manager.AddWebPart(new ...
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If I remember correctly there are one or two hidden webparts on default.aspx that initiate the process, and also bring up the modal "let's get social"
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