Sharepoint AD Administration, delegating authority to selected users
Decrease workload by delegating tasks evenly to responsible managers. Sharepoint AD Administration provides system administrator authority but with limited abilities to create, edit, rename, and/or delete OUs and AD properties. Assigned individuals also have the capability to reset passwords, create and manage users and groups, and edit AD progiles from within a predefined OU. Most […]
Sharepoint AD Self Service: Let Employees Do Their Thing w/o Going Through Admin
Sharepoint AD Self Service in a nutshell: It allows for administrators to give users the ability to add, delete, edit, or view their own AD profile. Any adjustments made by users can have e-mail notifications, and will be recorded into a log. Sample Situation: Keeping track of employee records is important. Information has to be […]
SharePoint Calendar Rollup Boost!
If you haven’t yet noticed from out site, a new product is coming out soon – SharePoint Calendar Rollup. Default calendars are found mostly in any program, from SharePoint to Microsoft Exchange, to Google Mail among other external source within your internal or external organization. But to integrate SharePoint List/Library and Microsoft Exchange, only a […]
How to Configure Claims Based Authentication for Use with an LDAP Provider in SharePoint 2010
Using an LDAP provider with form authentication means that users will user their Windows or AD account to login. However, because form based authentication will be used they don’t get the usual popup, but they will use a sign-in page to login in. The following steps will help you set it up: First, create users […]
Does your SharePoint have user-friendly URLs
At last, you finished your SharePoint application. It is time to take a last look at your work and celebrate. Opening you app, you see everything is working like a charm. Congrats, dude. But wait what the heck is that long ugly URL doing? As a brilliant developer, you always believe it is not acceptable […]
Dragon Boat Festival 2011
Chinese companies in China took a day off last Monday (June 6, 2011) to celebrate Dragon Boat Festival. According to Wikipedia: The best-known traditional story holds that the festival commemorates the death of poet Qu Yuan. A descendant of the Chu royal house, Qu served in high offices. However, when the king decided to ally […]
VistaRayan (Iran) is now our partner
We are happy to announce that VistaTayan from Iran is now on Board! They may be close to you VistaRayan has been formed by some experts who are gathered together with abilities in various subjects which are related to managin, programing, analytics, etc… The most important goal of VistaRayan is developing SharePoint in their local […]