The most common examples for metadata are “data about data“, or “info about info“. And that’s obviously true 🙂 In a way, you give more…
Tag: PowerShell
Disable “LoopBackCheck” for SharePoint Server
One thing that’s frustrating when you do testing, or studying with SharePoint, is having to enter your credentials every time you hit a Web Application……
Create the Usage and Health Service Application using PowerShell
The Usage and Health Data Collection Service Application might be “quiet”, but don’t be fooled, it is a very important for your SharePoint Farm. Once…
Create the State Service Application in SharePoint Server using PowerShell
The State Service Application is used to store the status of some of the SharePoint components. This service application can be created via SharePoint Central…
Create a Scheduled Task for SharePoint Farm Backups using PowerShell
PowerShell makes it easy to backup your SharePoint farm. And combined with the Task Scheduler, it makes you even more productive! In today’s blog post,…
Assign licenses for specific services in Office 365 using PowerShell
For the first post of the year, we’ll learn how to assign only specific services (ServicePlan) to users in Office 365, and for efficiency as…
Rename the Admin Content Database in SharePoint 2016 using PowerShell
If you’re like me and like to have “clean” names for your SharePoint databases, then you’d want to rename the Admin Content database in your…
Create Libraries/Folders/Documents in SharePoint Online using PowerShell PnP
Today, we’ll look at creating documents libraries & folders, then upload documents into those folders using PowerShell PnP. For more info about the Practices &…
Create synonyms using a Thesaurus file in SharePoint Server
This is no secret that Search is very important in SharePoint. Creating a thesaurus file, and uploading it to SharePoint Server, will provide synonyms results…
Create and assign Content Types to Libraries using PowerShell PnP
The way you use PowerShell for SharePoint Online (SPO) is a bit different than with SharePoint Server. You don’t have access to the SPO servers,…