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The reason for this is that some of these settings actually make changes on the server itself. If you are changing the logging settings for example, you have to set it up to a location where the accou …

Yes, you could do some light inventory management through SharePoint natively. Basically you would create a workflow that would deduct from a number field. If you were doing something very large scale …

Doing the SQL Server backup of the content databases is almost identical to what you are doing with the PowerShell script: protecting your content. This is of course the most important thing that you …

From my perspective as an administrator the Health Check and the Developer Dashboard are two of the best tools provided. Not only will I be able to troubleshoot my farm, but also individual pages. I w …

A friend of mine wrote a huge powershell script to do a lot of different functions around security. He has posted it to his blog here: http://geekswithblogs.net/bjackett/archive/2009/04/24/the-power-o …

Try: remove-spserviceapplicationpool -identity "SharePoint - User Profiles" That should help.

This sounds like some patches (probably Service Pack 1) have been applied to the servers since the backup was made. However, you may want to open up a dev or test machine and only build to the version …

No, you cannot migrate a configuration database. You absolutely can migrate the content, though. Your only option would be to move to 64 bit hardware that is added to the WSS 3.0 farm, and remove the …

You might want to look at the template that was designed in the Fantastic 40 for booking meeting rooms. I would not use this template in production, but you could install it and play with it in a dev …

When you configure the options buttons in InfoPath, you have to go into each one of them and set the value of the option. Since the required fields does not seem to go away when using the browser, it …

There is a great blog post here: http://www.ericharlan.com/Moss_SharePoint_2007_Blog/how-to-install-sharepoint-2010-guide-a166.html that a friend of mine wrote on how to set up a dev environment. …

There are also several cool things you can do with Access Services in 2010. … There are several posts about it and what you can do with it here: http://blogs.office.com/b/microsoft-access/archive/tags/2010+intro+series/default.aspx. …

Have you considered just using the OOTB Business Connectivity Services? If you have enterprise, you can simply set up connections to these databases and create some very rich applications. If you onl …

Yes. You can create a print view of your form with no color in it. Then when you click a "print" button, it will switch to this view and then they can click their print button or press ctrl+p to print …

One option is to create a term store and make it not available for tagging (I've done this with curse words or slang), so that it could not be used. Also, if you control the managed metadata that can …