Guru sounds nice. Not sure I believe it. But I’ll take it. Nice to be recognized anyways. Nobody is an ‘Expert’ in SharePoint (Guru, or otherwise) but if someone wants to pin that to me, I’ll wear it. Got a free T-Shirt, which one should never turn down…
This was an interesting discovery, as I try not to work after 10pm (when my automated, scripted Site Collections are due to run). When I tried to save a document to a document library, I was greeted with the following two issues: When saving to a document library, I got… You do not [...]
Stumbled across this today via Google Images and I couldn’t resist posting it on here. One frustration I have (like many others) is the insistence with many customers (particularly in SMB) who buy technology before mapping out what they are trying to accomplish. Often, we, as an IT service company are left trying to piece [...]
I ran into this the other day. A server (a virtual machine or VM to be exact) was trying to apply some new Security Patches on boot but it kept saying Applying updates, 3 of 3, 0% complete“. This went on for an hour (and who knows how much longer it would have gone, had [...]
Ok, it’s a web world now, but this old tip still crops up enough to warrant sharing. If you want to change an icon on your desktop to something sexier, you have a number of choices. You can of course download a new one (thanks Steve, for pointing out
This is a great resource and I know I’ll have trouble finding it later, so I’m bookmarking it here on my blog:
Although there are a number of techniques and places to look to clear disk space on a Windows server, including pruning SQL transaction logs, removing HIBERFIL.SYS, moving the pagefile to another drive, one of the most effective I’ve found has been removing HTTP logs that get accumulated daily (particularly if you have turned logging on, [...]
Here is an interesting one but quite repeatable… I’ve run into this situation now in two totally different Exchange 2007 environments (the source). While we are able to successfully deliver messages to most customer domains, in these two instances, one was a domain in BC and the other was in Argentina. The Problem For whatever [...]
