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Author Archives: Stu
Farm Install Guide – Part 3
This is the third part of a post showing the typical steps required to install and configure a medium sized SharePoint Server 2010 farm. Other pages of this post include: Part 1 – General Notes and Installation Accounts Part 2 … Continue reading
Farm Install Guide – Part 2
This is the second part of a post showing the typical steps required to install and configure a medium sized SharePoint Server 2010 farm. By medium sized, I mean a server comprising 1 web front end, 1 application and a … Continue reading
Farm Install Guide – Part 1
The purpose of this post is to show the typical steps required to install and configure a medium sized SharePoint Server 2010 farm. Other pages of this post include: Part 2 – WFE Server Installation and Configuration Part 3 – … Continue reading
SharePoint Audit Solution
I’ve written some code for SharePoint 2010 (is also possible to make work with SharePoint 2007) that allows users to view audit information relating to site, list and individual items. I’ve also added the code to Codeplex, which you can … Continue reading
Charting WebPart
I’m in the process of writing a Charting WebPart for SharePoint 2010, specifically aimed at the standard version, which does not come with such a feature. Of course, it’s still usable within an enterprise environment if you were to find … Continue reading