Monthly Archives: March 2009

If you build Windows 2003 R2 SP2 server for the SharePoint environment and apply windows update, by default it will install the Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 SP2, Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 SP2, and Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 SP1. With above configuration, you may … Continue reading →

When a web application has multiple content databases, it is important to understand that how SharePoint decides what content database to put a new site collection in. Recently I came across the very nice blog about how the round-robin site … Continue reading →

As most of the MOSS 2007 developer/administrator knows, you may have multiple content databases per MOSS web application but MOSS site collection can be hosted only on one content database. If you have one large content database with one large … Continue reading →

After you install a MOSS update, you can verify the installation by using one of the following techniques. View the upgrade log file. Check version numbers on MOSS and WSS DLLs on the file system and registry keys. View the … Continue reading →

I was recently involved in the medium scale MOSS farm upgrade. This blog entry outlines the high level project activities required for the MOSS RTM to SP1 or latest patch or cumulative update upgrade. Hope it will be useful to … Continue reading →