I needed to install SharePoint 2010 on Windows Server 2012 R2, but I needed to check if SharePoint 2010 had support for Windows server 2012 R2. Luckily Microsoft had updated the KB article for SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 2. It is now possible to install SharePoint 2010 on Windows Server 2012 R2. The following was added to the…
Publishing SharePoint web applications should be an easy task when using the SharePoint Publishing Solution Guide for UAG 2010 from TechNet. It will explain all sorts of topology publishing you can do, same ports, different ports, different internal and external urls and so on. I’m not a UAG specialist, so this was my starting point…
Step 2. Create a Reporting Services Service Application 1. Start the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell with Run As an administrator. 2. Type Install-SPRSService and press Enter 3. Type Install-SPRSServiceProxy and press Enter 4. Open SharePoint Central Administration and click Manage Service Applications. 5. Click New. So now we have to click on the new…
Step 1: Install SQL Reporting Services on the SharePoint Web Front End. 1. Start the SQL Server Installation Wizard to install SQL Reporting Services on the SharePoint Web Front End server. 2. Click Installation on the left side of the wizard and then click New SQL Server stand-alone installation or add features to an existing…
With the arrival of SQL Server 2012 some things have change in how to install for instance SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). As some of you might know, SSRS will become a Service Application in SharePoint 2010 when installing the SQL Server 2012 bits. The creation and configuration will be easier. There will be one…
The december 2011 CU for SharePoint 2010 makes it possible for Apple IPad devices to view Business Intelligent content! So it’s now possible to view PerformancePoint reports and scorecards, Excel Services reports and Reporting Services reports. The only catch is your IPad needs to have the iOS 5 Safari browser. More info about how to…
Microsoft has made changes in the CU packages, these changes are that we do not need to install the SharePoint Foundation CU package when updating SharePoint Server or Project Server. This means upgrading will be faster! More information can be found on the Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Update page on TechNet. The download of the August…
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