Monthly Archives: October 2009

MOSS 2007 farms do not interoperate with SharePoint 2010 Farms Two modes of Upgrade: All-up once upgrade: single phase upgrade, simple but business and technology limitations Phased upgrade: upgrade SharePoint infrastructure in phases, flexible but more complex and hard to … Continue reading →

Yes, SharePoint 2010 can be installed on Windows 7 or Windows Vista SP1. One caveat, these machines have to be 64-bit, have pretty good RAM and CPU to support the SharePoint monster. This is good news for developers who were … Continue reading →

Windows PowerShell (better than stsadm) SharePoint Management Shell SharePoint SnapIn to existing console New backup/restore Farm backups same format as 2007 allow multiple thread config only backups Granular backups now in central admin Site Collection, Web or List unattached content … Continue reading →

either SharePoint Foundation (new version of WSS 3.0) or SharePoint Server Development is supported Windows 7 or Windows Vista SP1 Requires x64 OS only for standalone application not Production ready yet Developer Tools for SharePoint (develop, debug, and debug) Web … Continue reading →