Tag: administration
Unknown Error - Issues with FBA via SharePoint
August 24th, 2009, No Comments
FBA unknown error after login…
Access user mailbox, Exchange 2007
March 17th, 2008, 1 Comment
Have a user that left and need to get to his mailbox? Here you go!
1. First you will need to get into the Exchange Powershell
2. Next you will need to run the following: Add-MailboxPermission usermailbox –user adminuser –AccessRights FullAccess
Example: Add-MailboxPermission tmontana –user tdurden –AccessRights FullAccess
3. Now you can get to the mailbox via webmail or [...]
Administrator Remote Wipe of Windows Mobile Device “Exchange 2007″
December 20th, 2007, 1 Comment
Admins can still remotely wipe devices in Exhange 2007 but there is not a website to do it anymore… that I know of. Its pretty simple. In the Exchange PowerShell type:
Clear-ActiveSyncDevice -Identity Identityofdevice
Example: Clear-ActiveSyncDevice -Identity wm_username
**Remember, Identity of device NOT identity of user!
If you do not know the device identity then you will have to [...]
Audiences vs Permissions…
June 25th, 2007, No Comments
The true description for permissions vs audiences is that permissions is to allow or deny and audiences are what is displayed for the user based on the audience they are a part of. Not a very good explanation in my book.
When to use audiences… The only time I have found to use audiences is when [...]
Setting up audiences
June 25th, 2007, No Comments
To setup audiences you have t odo a few things to prepare to use audiences.
TIPS: For ease of admin purposes, only use audiences if you cannot achieve the same result using permissions.
1. First you must setup an SSP.
2. If you want to use Active Directory groups and not just users you must first import user [...]
SharePoint "Server Admin" or "Application" Template Setup
June 21st, 2007, 2 Comments
The setup of server admin templates is pretty straight forward…
Before you can set them up you must install the core first. You can download the core HERE
After exporting the core files you can begin the process…
CORE INSTALL
1. Open the handy ol’ command prompt and go to: %root%\program files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN (if you are [...]
