I guess the entire SharePoint world now is aware of the post SP1 "Infrastructure updates" put out by Microsoft recently. Probably the best thing about them are that the flaky "content deployment" feature has had some serious work done on …
Hi again and welcome to part 6 of my series on the factors of why SharePoint projects fail. Joel Oleson’s write-up a while back gave me 5 minutes of fame, but like any contestant on Big Brother, I’ve had my …
Hi again and welcome to this seemingly endless series of posts on the topic of SharePoint projects gone bad. We spent a couple of posts looking at problem projects in general before focusing specifically on SharePoint. If you have followed …
I just read on bugtraq about Cesar’s presentation on “Token Kidnapping”. All versions of windows are affected. While I don’t use this blog for IT security stuff, I do strongly recommend you read both Microsoft’s advisory and especially Cesar’s presentation …
My old mate from employers yonder, Mike Stringfellow is one of those developers who always liked to take a step back and think through the bigger picture implications of various design/coding decisions. It’s just a pity that at that particular …
When I read several months back, that Microsoft was going to supply an API for external storage in MOSS/WSS, I sprang from my desk and danced around the room and babbled incoherently as if I’d been touched by Benny Hinn. …
SharePoint External Storage API – Crushing My Dream Read more »
Hey there! Sorry it has taken me a while to get back to the Cisco articles. The “choose your own adventure” post took longer than I thought it would and I also was side tracked blogging about annoying programming issues …
SharePoint for Cisco FanBoys (final housekeeping) – Part 6 Read more »
Welcome to part 4 of my series on demonstrating SharePoint’s usefulness for storing Cisco configuration backups. What a hard slog it’s been! The last article (part 3) of this series focused on how to modify an open source C# TFTP …
SharePoint for Cisco Fanboys (and more developers) – Part 4 Read more »
As I write this series, it is getting less and less about Cisco and more and more about SharePoint. This article is definitely developer centric, but since Cisco guys tend to be interested in the guts of the detail, I …
SharePoint for Cisco Fanboys (and developers) -Part 3 Read more »
Here I am back again, illustrating some of the interesting possibilities that SharePoint offers for Cisco people. To recap my last post, I showed you a little perl script I wrote to get an IOS router or switch to dump …
SharePoint for Cisco Fanboys (darn WEBDAV) – Part 2 Read more »