by Nik Charlebois
For each DSC project I am involved in, there’s been a point where I had the need to figure out a way to programmatically determine what is contained within my DSC script. As an example, one of the side projects I am working on is something called VisualDSC, which allows you to load a .ps1 […]
Read More DSCParser – Analyze your PowerShell DSC ScriptsThis is more of a brain dump than anything else. This week at a client, I had to simulate their environment which was becoming very slow when loading a specific library. That particular library had over 450 Content Types associated with it, but we were specifically interested in figuring out how many allowed content types […]
Read More Retrieve Allowed Content Types from a Document Set Using PowerShellThis week, I had a client of mine ask me to provide them with details regarding what happens to a user’s profile in SharePoint when the user is deleted from Active Directory. After doing a few tests in my lab to get to the bottom of the question, I decided to write this blog post […]
Read More User Profile Automated Removal when User is Deleted from Active DirectorySharePoint 2019 introduces several new prerequisites, and dropped some compared to its predecessor. For example, it now requires .NET 4.7.2 to be installed on the servers. This article will provide you several ways of installing the SharePoint 2019 prerequisites in an offline environment. List of prerequisites: The following table shows the complete list of all […]
Read More Install SharePoint 2019 Prerequisites OfflineBy default, when you create Groups in the Managed Metadata Service Application, they become available across the board. SharePoint however also has the concept of Site Collection groups, that are only available inside a given site collection, and not made available outside that boundary. These special groups are automatically created when you activate the managed […]
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