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• Managing WSS Discussion Boards

  Sharepoint site templates include a Discussion Board option that users can use to share ideas and talk about projects, plans or any other topic they wish. There are some things you can configure with these discussion boards to make them more useful. A Read More... Posted Friday, March 31, 2006 6:00 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Sharepoint

• Managing Unused WSS Sites

  Administrators can give permissions to users to create their own sites for projects, groups or whatever other need they may require. A lot of times, these sites will be abandonned because the project is complete, the group has disbanded, or it was just Read More... Posted Thursday, March 30, 2006 6:00 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Sharepoint

• Backing Up and Restoring WSS Sites

  Windows SharePoint Services allows you to back up and restore individual Sharepoint sites hosted on the server (or server farm). STSAdm.exe allows you to backup and restore a Sharepoint site. STSAdmn.exe allows you to back up and/or restore a specific Read More... Posted Wednesday, March 29, 2006 6:16 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Sharepoint

• Using the SharePoint Configuration Analyzer

  SharePoint Configuration Analyzer is a free tool that you can download from the Microsoft Download Center which allows you to analyze and create reports on your SharePoint servers. The SharePoint Configuration Analyzer can report configuration errors Read More... Posted Tuesday, March 28, 2006 6:18 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Sharepoint

• Configure Authentication for Sharepoint Sites

  Windows Sharepoint Services and its bigger brother Sharepoint Portal Server are powerful tools, but like any website there are a number of authentication methods you can apply to secure your Sharepoint site(s). WSS and SPS use the authentication method Read More... Posted Monday, March 27, 2006 5:17 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Sharepoint

• Windows Sharepoint Services Primer

  Every organization has shared directories full of files, folders and other types of data. Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services, which is a free addition to Windows Server 2003, allows users to connect people with data, information, processes, and systems Read More... Posted Monday, February 20, 2006 6:16 AM by rodney.buike | 0 Comments Filed under: Sharepoint