Upgrading to Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Brief Description: Perform an upgrade from Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to SharePoint Server 2010. Overview: This book is designed to guide administrators and IT professionals through the process of upgrading to Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx
Found this toolkit while scanvenging the new downloads on th MS Download site. Beware of the final line on the download page: This tool is not supported for SharePoint Foundation 2010 . Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Administration Toolkit v1.0 Brief Description: The Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010 Administration Toolkit contains functionality to help
Some more interesting downloads I happened to stumble upon while reviewing the latest downloads on the Microsoft Downloads site Developing Applications for SharePoint 2010 Brief Description: This guidance provides technical information about key areas of SharePoint 2010 application development. It contains a written guide, reference implementations
Newly published SharePoint 2010 documents. I came across these through some of the tweets that I am following. Thanks to Andreas Glaser for tweeting about these documents Technical reference for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Brief Description: Technical information about the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. Overview: This document includes technical
for those of us that are always interesting in SharePoint blogs from Microsoft engineers with a lot of experience in the field, I am glad to be able to tell you that Pascal Benois, a Premier Field Engineer at Microsoft Belgium has (finally ) found the time to start blogging Find his blog at http://blogs.technet.com/b/pabenois/ Have fun blogging Pascal
I was passed a link today by Thomas Vochten, that leads to a Technet Article containing a pretty neat Powershell script for documenting a SharePoint 2010 farm configuration. The script will output several XML files containing specifi farm configuration settings. Ideally you could have a single XML file created on a daily basis and windiff the files
So you took the step of installing your first SharePoint 2010 server or farm. You install the server, but not everything goes smoothly or doesn't work as expected. What's next? Well, a good place to start is to use the knowledge base that Microsoft tools use, such as the System Center Operations Center (SCOM) Knowledge articles. These are the articles
I often let my users decide which site template they want to use for their new site collection. In SharePoint 2007 i did this by creating a site collection using stsadm without specifying a site template. this caused the first user to have to select the site template to use. There was no possibility to create a site collection without specifying a site
SharePoint 2010 allows you to host multiple tenants or customers in a Hosting Mode. This is exremely interesting if you are thinking of your SharePoint environment as an infrastructure hosting platform for all your customers. Customers being either external customers or even internal divisions, departments for which you would like to define separate
I just heard Mike Watson say in his SharePoint IronMan session at #spevo that the RTM bits for SharePoint 2010 will most probably be available on MSDN and Technet as of Monday April 26th. Let's hope he is right so we can start downloading, installing, upgrading, ... (Hmm, can we upgrade from Beta to RTM? Will need to check this ). Anyway sounds like