I already explained in earlier post how to publish SharePoint sites through UAG (from 2007 to 2010 and Extranet/Internet site). However, there was still an issue with SharePoint blog published through UAG (but this can be applied to any SharePoint site which have RSS Feeds enabled). Indeed, RSS feeds were not successfully managed by UAG […]
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The Lync client is fully integrated with Office client; at least with Office 2010, like in my case. If you are working on a document, or reviewing it, in a collaborative mode, you may want to share quickly the update you’re doing. To do this using Lync, go to the Revision tab and click on
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UPDATE – 05/12/2010 Executing this script is granting permission to anonymous user to collaborate – ie adding content on SharePoint sites. Be careful with it As explained on my previous post, the SharePoint August Cumulative update is disturbing search results from anonymous SharePoint sites. Here is an update, while Microsoft Support is still investigating:
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Following a previous post regarding issue with SharePoint synchronization profile (the case is still in progress ), there is another trouble with the August CU. When you have public web site indexed with the SharePoint search engine (or also with Fast for SharePoint), some content are not returned as result; it seems this apply only
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With Exchange 2010, users are able to get POP and IMAP settings from OWA. But to provide these information, you have to publish it. To publish POP/IMAP settings on OWA, you have to run the following Exchange CMDLets: get-receiveconnector set-popsettings –ExternalConnectionSettings “<POP address>:110:TLS” set-receiveconnector –identity “<SMTP client settings>” -AdvertiseClientSettings:$true Where <POP address> has to
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The following is a known issue with SharePoint 2010, since it has been released as RTM. However, there is no ‘real’ solution neither explanation on why this is happening. Here is solution, but not an explanation . First, the issue: The following events are logged on the application event log: Log Name: Application Source: MsiInstaller
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The next version of Microsoft Online, called Office 365, is offering mail, IM and collaboration services based on Exchange 2010, SharePoint 2010 and Lync. If you want to use IM federation, with partners and/or public IM services, you had to enable it. By default IM federation is disabled on Office 365. To enable IM Federation,
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The following is applying to TMG too. If you have an internal certificate authority and a GPO which enables automatic certificate enrollment, you may have the following event logged on the Application event log: Event ID: 6 Source: CertificateServiceClient-Autoenrollment Description: Automatic certificate enrollment for local system failed (0x800706ba). The RPC server is unavailable. To solve
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Today, I discovered that when you rename an AD group used for application authorization in UAG, the new name is not applied to UAG and you are not able to access to the published application anymore. Step to reproduce Create a user group on your AD; for this example, I named it UAG Demo –
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After publishing Exchange Server 2010 SP1 (particularly Outlook Anywhere), you may have the following event logged on the Application event log in your UAG server: Log Name: Application Source: Microsoft Forefront UAG Date: 21/11/2010 20:24:14 Event ID: 24 Task Category: None Level: Warning Keywords: Classic User: N/A Computer: <UAG Server> Description: The request from user
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