Is it possible to generate a site map listing of Shared Documents and Folders in SharePoint 2010 Foundation? I'm in the process of upgrading my company's SharePoint Intranet environment to 2010 Standard and would like to have a listing of the folder and file structure so that I can look into consolidating some folders when making the upgrade. Thanks!
Not sure understand you correctly, but I think you mean "Content and structure" in site settings. (_Layouts/sitemanager.aspx)
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Our company has a SharePoint server where we have to store all of our documents, our TFS 2013 has links to this SharePoint server. We have been told that the company is getting a new SharePoint server which will have a different url
This means that all links within our TFS need to be repointed to the new SharePoint site
Does anyone know of a way to change the links without someone having to go in to each PBI; see if it has any links; if it does then remove the old link and add a new one?
We have 100's of documents and would rather not have to do this manually so any help will be much appreciated
This is all beyond my control, all I've been told is they are migrating our SharePoint site to another server...
You can write a PowerShell script that will open all PBIs and change the links to the new SharePoint. In order to get access to TFS from PowerShell scripts you have to install Team Foundation Server 2013 Power Tools and check the PowerShell Cmdlets option during installation.
I was unable to work out how to do this using the PowerShell Cmdlets but I have been able to write a program to do this using Team Foundation Work Item Tracking Client
I have looped through each of the work items and their external links, if the link is to our old SharePoint site then:
I remove the old link
Add a new link with location of the same document on the new SharePoint
I have restored a content database to SharePoint 2010 (which we completely broke after upgrading TFS to 2013).
When I open the content site, all the sub-sites are listed, but clicking one of these "sub-sites" goes to page not found. (The sub sites were created from TFS 2012 when new team projects were created).
How do I get the team project sites to work again?
You likley do not have a managed path configured for your SharePoint sites. If you look at the URL of the sites that you can't see you should be able to figure out the managed paths to add.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc261845(v=office.15).aspx
You are kinda defining mount points for site collections here. Without that mount point SharePoint will not render your sites.
After building a protoype Sharepoint site for the client I am now looking to export it for the client's eyes.
I'm looking for the best solution for exporting, sharing or moving a Sharepoint 2013 site for the client to see on their server. The site is currently only on one server so no server farms are involved.
The site is built using Sharepoint 2013.
I've been running through this guide, but could anyopne clarify if this process creates a back-up of the entire site or just the database: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee428301(v=office.15).aspx
Any help would be greatly appreciated - Thanks!
There is a great video on how to do a backup and restore in SP10.
This does work for SP13 except the backup needs to be done with PowerShell.
How Do I: Backup and Restore a SharePoint 2010 Site Collection?
The backup and restore is not guaranteed to give you the exact result as some features could be activated and some CSS could change the look of the imported site.
I have taken a back up of sharepoint 2010 site using central admin & have .cmp file.
Now I would like to restore the site in a sharepint 2013 site.
ie, I want to import this site to a 2013 subsite.
Is it possible to restore 2010 site back up to 2013 site?
Please share your thoughts.
Regards
Vishnu
please lookup this link as the answer is pointing out, it doesn't work that way. Try to use Move-SPSite to move your site into a seperate database. That way you could upgrade that database to SP2013.
If you're talking about an SPWeb there seems to be an other solution described here.
We have started our effort to migrate to 2010 from 2007 SharePoint.
In 2007 we used a site definition. After the migration, it is obvious we have work to do on our 2007 site definition.
1.) What is the best path for us?
2.) Can we create a new Site Definition in 2010 and change the site definition that existing sites used to the new one?
thx
After you do the migration, you can export the site definition of a migrated site as a template and use it as your site template for new sites.
To change the definition of existing sites, you need to write code that loops through the sites and updates them. If you have very few you could do it manually.