Tag Archives: Microsoft SharePoint
Permission Level comparison for SharePoint
Permissions in SharePoint are managed through Permission Levels. Each permission level in turn maps to multiple permissions (things that you can OR cannot do in the different areas in SharePoint). There’s a lot of excellent guidance om what the different … Continue reading
SharePoint Server 2013 Virtual Machine Download – March 2018
Download a trial version of your SharePoint 2013 VM from here. Continue reading
SharePoint Server 2016 Virtual Machine Download – March 2018
Download a trial version of your SharePoint 2016 VM from here. Continue reading
SharePoint Server 2016 Virtual Machine Download (Updated March 2018)
Download a trial version of your SharePoint 2016 VM from here. Continue reading
SharePoint Server 2013 Virtual Machine Download (updated March 2018)
I earlier created this SharePoint 2013 RTM Virtual machine on Win Server 2012 way back in Jan 2014. A lot has changed since then with the introduction of SP1 and hence I thought it was time to create a new one so … Continue reading
SharePoint 2013 On Prem and Online Edition and Feature Comparison (updated May 7th 2014)
Microsoft provides SharePoint Deployment Planning Services (SDPS) that allow its customers to use their Software Assurance Benefits to cover the costs of engaging with qualified providers for SharePoint deployment and upgrade planning services. You can read more about SDPS here. … Continue reading
SharePoint 2013 RTM on Windows Server 2012: Virtual Machine Download
UPDATE: I have created a new VM with SharePoint 2013 SP1 and SQL Server 2014 on Windows Server 2012 R2. This updated VM is available on my blog at: https://gauravmahajan.net/2014/08/17/sharepoint-server-2013-sp1-virtual-machine-download/. The licenses on VM available through the blog below have expired and I’ll recommend … Continue reading
Moving all SharePoint databases to a new server
Recently, our team was tasked with moving all the SharePoint databases of a SharePoint 2007 farm from one database server to another. Microsoft recommends using SQL aliases while installing SharePoint. This makes such database moves much easier. Unfortunately, this guideline was not … Continue reading
Speaking on “Using Access Services in SharePoint 2010” at the Capital Area Microsoft Access Special Interest Group
This Wednesday evening I’ll be speaking at the Capital Area Microsoft Access Special Interest Group on converting Access client Applications to online Access Web Applications using SharePoint 2010 Access Services. The session will focus on: The benefits and limitations of … Continue reading
Speaking on SharePoint 2010 Development using Visual Studio 2010
This Thursday, I’ll be speaking on the finer aspects of SharePoint 2010 Development with Visual Studio 2010. You can register for the webinar at: http://tinyurl.com/8jgdp9v
Gaurav Mahajan 