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Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Check who is the owner for Shared Services Administration

Shared Services Administration actually is same as normal site collection, so you want to know who is the owner for it you can check it as normal site collection process.

as simple as below:
Log in to Central admin -->application Management --> Site collection --> web application and change it to the Shared Services Administration web apps.

Then you will see the site owner for SSP :) , just a simple sharing of my new knowledge here..hey hey..is it look like stupid? ha ha..

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Bug for MOSS SP2 !!!

What is the bug ?
During the installation of SP2, a product expiration date is improperly activated. This means SharePoint will expire as though it was a trial installation 180 days after SP2 is deployed. The activation of the expiration date will not affect the normal function of SharePoint up until the expiration date passes. Furthermore, product expiration 180 days after SP2 installation will not affect customer’s data, configuration or application code but will render SharePoint inaccessible for end-users.

Which products are affected by this?
Applying Service Pack 2 to any of the following products will result in this issue: Office SharePoint Server 2007, Project Server 2007, Form Server 2007, Search Server 2008 and Search Server 2008 Express.
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 is not affected by this issue.

What can I do to fix it?
To work around this issue customers will need to re-enter their Product ID numbers (PID) on the Convert License Type page in Central Administration. Please see this KB article for detailed steps.

More information here :
http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2009/05/21/attention-important-information-on-service-pack-2.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/brismith/archive/2009/05/20/project-server-2007-license-type-set-to-trial-after-loading-office-server-service-pack-2-sp2.aspx

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

WSS & MOSS SP2 is Avaiable - April 2009

yeah... this round i have involved on WSS & MOSS SP2 deployment for our environment , so the first step i have do is (Guess what is my first step ??) .... As usual as a engineer the first step is google it , ha ha..see what SP2 is talking about.

After google around then get to understand what is going on but for the detail to install i have some doubt about it.. example, what is the prequest if my system not yet SP1 should i update to SP1 before go to SP2...and some other doubt.

At last i get the MS sharepoint team blog about the SP2 , that is very good information to start for SP2 deploment,Announcing Service Pack 2 for Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Windows SharePoint Services 3.0

some information from the blog:
FAQ

Q: Can I install SP2 on RTM? Can I install SP2 on RTM + SP1? Can I install SP2 on RTM + SP1 + IU? Can I insall SP2 on RTM + SP1 + some CU?
A: All yes. SP2 can be installed directly on any build before Febrary 2009. For CU releases after SP2, we suggest you install SP2 first, then apply those CU packages.

Q: Do I need to run psconfig after the install of every package?
A: No, apply all the packages, then run psconfig once. In this way the database will only be updated once, to the newest version. Otherwise it would be updated several times, which is a waste of time.

Q: Do I need to run psconfig on every machine in the farm? I already run it on one of the machines and the database is already updated.
A: Yes. Although database is already updated. The files on each servers needed to be set permissions using psconfig. Since the database is already updated, the process would be much faster.

Q: Will Windows Server 2008 SP2 and WIndows Server 2008 R2 be supported?
A: Yes, they will be supported on their release

Q: Will there be a MOSS slipstream build?
A: So far there is no plan to create a MOSS slipstream build. Customers can refer to the slipstream guide on TechNet mentioned earlier in the blog to create their own build based on their needs.

Look like is easy for the service pack deployment, but the more complicated step is.... the process for deployment.. ha ha ha.. need to ready the document , get the control board to approve and before this need to do testing on lab, QA...then only go for production.

not sure when we can have the faster way for service pack?? ha ha ha..why microsoft always have service pack...cannot have the perfect product before RTM ?? maybe human is too complicated ... too much combination then cause the error...hi hi.. why have no AI to auto correct the bug??