Today’s blog post will be about creating site policies in SharePoint. Site policies are a great way to manage site collections without the admin overhead…
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Retrieve Site Policies in SharePoint Online using PowerShell PnP
Site Policies in SharePoint can be used to have a better governance as the platform is growing. Storage is expensive, so if you let your…
Create Site Collections in SharePoint Server using PowerShell and an XML file
We have so many different ways to achieve something using PowerShell. In this blog post, we’ll have a look at how we can create Site…
Add shortcut links into SharePoint Server Central Admin
Very quick post today. Or rather a tip that I use every time I have a new SharePoint Farm 🙂 When we need to access…
Create a SharePoint Taxonomy using PowerShell PnP and XML file
Today is all about SharePoint taxonomy with PowerShell PnP! In a nutshell, taxonomy is a hierarchical group of term sets & terms, that is provided…
Slipstream updates when installing SharePoint Server
If you’ve never heard of slipstreaming updates in SharePoint Server, this is the process of installing updates or feature packs directly from the get-go, before…
Configure SQL Aliases for SharePoint Server
SQL Aliases are optional (but recommended), and are a great way to configure your SharePoint environment. They allow for flexibility in case the SQL instance…
Create the Word Automation Service Application in SharePoint Server (GUI & PowerShell)
The Word Automation service application in SharePoint Server performs the conversion of documents supported by Microsoft Word. Not a very popular nor configured service application…
Create the Content Type Hub in SharePoint Server (GUI & PowerShell)
Today’s post will be a bit long. But at the end, you’ll understand what is the Content Type Hub, its purpose, and how to create…
List Columns or Site Columns in SharePoint?
We have two (2) types of columns in SharePoint: List Columns Site Columns One is created at the List/Library level (list columns), and the other…