There are several ways to check the version of SharePoint 2010 currently installed in your environment. That about sums up what we are talking about here. Check it out below. Method 1: Through SharePoint 2010 Central Administration: Open SharePoint 2010 Central Administration Click on the link for System Settings Click the link for Manage Servers in This Farm Look at the Configuration Database Version field Method 2: A detailed list through SharePoint 2010 Central Administration: Open SharePoint...
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You may fire up the SharePoint 2010 Management Shell (which allows you to run PowerShell commands to do cool SharePoint stuff, very technical… I know) and get the following error: The local farm is not accessible. Cmdlets with FeatureDependencyId are not registered. I have found there are two places you may get this error: The first is kind of a “duh” moment if you will: not running the Management Shell as an administrator will produce this error every time if UAC is turned on...
Restoring a SharePoint site collection can be a pretty easy task. If your interested in how to do that check this blog ( Backup and Restore SharePoint 2010 Site Collection With PowerShell ) where I explain the process. Unfortunately this is not always a foolproof process as I have recently found out. Most errors are pretty self explanatory such as the site collection already exists, in which case change use the -Force command to overwrite it. I recently came across the following error: Restore-S...