When deploying lists with relationships, it is a good idea to remove the relationship properties while you are initial development stages if you plan to make lots of changes to a list or it’s underlying site columns. In my case, I’m using the Site Columns > Content Types > List Definitions method of developing lists…
It’s a common conundrum, I at least need to store the K2 HostServer and HostServerPort to do anything I want to. People use the web.config, config lists, and even access K2’s hidden list in SharePoint. Keep in mind that up until now, in my opinion, the hidden lists were the best option, but they’ve been…
At MMS I had a request to re-blog this as a specific topic to make it easier to find. Specifically the question was asked how to configure OpsMgr to allow more than 10 objects to be selected to perform a task (or run a report) on. The following is a subset from: http://blogs.technet.com/b/operationsmgr/archive/2008/11/11/opsmgr-2007-registry-keys-to-control-the-refresh-of-the-admin-console.aspx — Registry…
Controlling the Client (Browser) Cache In any web application caching can be both a benefit and a burden. We use caching to serve pages and objects repeatedly without having to use resources to re-render items that have been previously been processed. There are also times when reprocessing of previously rendered items is desired because either…
Over the years that I’ve worked on teams developing software, I regularly hear of the “three legged stool”, a metaphor for balancing three opposing aspects of the development process. The metaphor works well because if any leg of a stool is shorter than the other, the stool can stay upright but any pressure can cause…
The second keynote of MMS 2011 was starting to look kinda cloudy again but the focus shifted to mobile devices – the “Now Generation" – and Consumerization of IT. Specific detailed points from the keynote include the following items: Announcements: ConfigMgr 2012 Beta 2 announced as available today (feature complete). Forefront Enterprise Protection moved from…
Microsoft announced today that codename “Atlanta” has been renamed “System Center Advisor”. Needless to say, this product sounds really cool and I can’t wait to get a preview. “System Center Advisor (formerly Microsoft codename Atlanta) is a cloud service that enables IT professionals to assess their server configuration and proactively avoid problems. With System…
If you are reading this then there is a good chance that you are spinning your wheels right about now. I don’t have a complete answer for you either, but I can describe what I was doing and the players involved as I honed the issue down to a specific cause. 1) The issue had…
The first keynote of MMS 2011 was pretty interesting. Specific detailed points from the keynote include the following items: Announcements: System Center Advisor announced: Azure service using the OpsMgr Agent to return configuration and make recommendations for changes to the configuration. This application was demonstrated during the keynote showing how a hotfix would be relevant…
At the MVP summit this month one of the crew mentioned an idea which really resounded with me. In our client sites, there is often a Network Operations Center (NOC) which has a view of the overall health of the environment. I generally use Savision Live Maps to display this health state and it’s on…
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