Configure Kerberos Authentication in SharePoint 2010 When configuring Kerberos with SharePoint 2010 you will be using IIS 7.0. Integrated windows authentication is now handled in kernel mode and enabled by default. This technically was primarily for ease of use and performance boosts since auth is no longer happening in user mode. The problem is that Kernel mode authentication […]
I’m checking in as it’s been awhile since I’ve posted anything. I’m currently a beta rotational engineer supporting SharePoint 2010. I’ve been so wrapped up in supporting the new product in it’s early stages that I haven’t had a lot of time to post on 2007. I’ll be providing an ample amount of blog post […]
This is part 2 of troubleshooting SharePoint performance problems. In order to properly diagnose and troubleshoot SharePoint performance problems, Microsoft CSS support often depends on a performance monitor (perfmon) log during problem period. In addition, we might request a baseline perfmon of healthy behavior. In […]
What is Security Only Crawl? Before troubleshooting Security Only Crawl’s, let’s start out with what is a security only crawl? Security Only crawl’s take place when users are added/removed from Sharepoint groups and/or explicitly added/removed from a list. When incremental crawl starts, these security changes, “Updated ACL’s”, must be pushed down to all affected items within the […]
Sharepoint Performance Blog Series Part 1 Where do I start with this performance issue? HELP! I’m going to write up several blogs in a Sharepoint Performance series to provide our customers with some insight on how to approach and troubleshoot these challenging issues. This first one will pertain to what data Microsoft is looking for […]
I’ve had customers ask this question several times because they would like a good understanding of how long the incremental crawl is going to take. The # of changes an incremental crawl must process has a lot to do with why one incremental crawl takes 10 minutes and another crawl takes several hours. This isn’t […]
Greetings! My name is Russ Maxwell and I’m a Support Escalation Engineer at Microsoft supporting SharePoint. I officially started in SharePoint sometime in November 2007. I’ve been with Microsoft going on four years now and will continue immersing myself in this product and blogging on random SharePoint topics that I feel will benefit anyone outside MSFT. My posts will […]
