PowerShell : Remote StsAdm using PowerShell | Ideas For Free - Aug 3, 2011
[…] Remember my previous post about how to avoid double hop problem? (http://blog.libinuko.com/2011/04/29/powershell-how-to-overcome-double-hop-problem-in-powershell-remo...) . Now we will create new function that uses Invoke-RemoteCommand. Basically, we will construct […] Mike C - Jun 5, 2012
I am getting the error shown below: Invoke-RemoteCommand : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name ‘cmd’. PS C:\Users\myname> invoke-command -script { Invoke-RemoteCommand -cmd “powershell -noprofile -command ‘dir \\server1\d$‘” -username “domain\myname” -password “########” } At line:1 char:51 + invoke-command -script { Invoke-RemoteCommand -cmd <<<< ”powershell -noprofile -command ‘dir \\server1\d$‘” -use rname “domain\myname” -password “#####3!
English: I am interesting to the PowerShell remoting topic from PowerShell Cookbook Chapter 29 here (http://www.pavleck.net/powershell-cookbook/ch29.html). In order to solve double-hop problem, it uses schedule task. The sample create schedule task to Enable-PSRemoting in remote machine. But don’t you think we need something more generic to overcome double-hop problem? PowerShell offers Enable-WSManCredSSP or Kerberos so that the process can delegates the credential to execute next-hop process. However, CredSSP is only available on Windows 7 and above.
SharePoint 2010: How to create Cascading Lookup Field | Ideas For Free - Jan 0, 2011
[…] Commentscakriwut on SharePoint 2010: How to create filtered lookup fieldSharePoint 2010: How to create Cascading Lookup Field using Client Object Model | Ideas For Free on SharePoint 2010: How to create Cascading Lookup FieldDhiraj on SharePoint 2010: How to create […] Tweets that mention SharePoint 2010: How to create Cascading Lookup Field using Client Object Model | Ideas For Free – Topsy.
English In previous post I have demonstrated “How to create cascading lookup field” in SharePoint 2010 using InfoPath. I will extend the possibility by utilizing Client Object Model and SharePoint Designer; therefore we don’t need InfoPath to have the cascading lookup field. Using same scenario where City is cascading lookup field from the selected Country, we’ll see together how Client Object Model solve the problem. In this solution we need to create JS referral to SP.
[Yuva]( “yuva.jeeva@gmail.com”) - Dec 3, 2010
Thanks for the clue dude. It saved me a lot of work. [cakriwut]( “cakriwut@gmail.com”) - Dec 3, 2010
You’re welcome. -:D
English: Sometimes you may received a request to change rating icons, from a normal star to a love icon. So, how would you do it? Figure 1. Original rating icons Figure 2. Modified love rating icons 1. Find and prepare rating icons. In this case I will need to prepare 4 styles rating icons
Title
Sample
Size
a. Empty Rating
16x16
b. Selected Rating
16x16
c. Rating Overlay
Howto: Disable MySite or My Links – link | Ideas For Free - Oct 0, 2010
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[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Hire SharePoint Dev, Riwut Libinuko.
English:
This is graphical guidelines to disable My Site or My Profile link in a portal.
1. Open Central Administration , and click on “Manage service applications”.
2. Open Central Administration , and click on “Manage service applications”.
3. Click on “Manage User Permissions”
4. Remove “Use Personal Features” permission for the Groups/Users.
5. If you can’t see the new rules being reflected in the site. You can restart “User Profile Service”
English
I think you may already know Set-SPServiceApplicationPool. This command can be used to modify apppool account for service application - but it doesn’t work for Web Application. I am looking for Set-SPWebApplicationPool but I can not find it anywhere.
So here is the PowerShell script
param([string] $url, [string] $account)
$SPWebApp = Get-SPWebApplication $url
$SPManagedAccount = Get-SPManagedAccount –Identity $account
$SPWebApp.ApplicationPool.ManagedAccount = $SPManagedAccount
$SPWebApp.ApplicationPool.Update()
[Dhiraj]( “dhiraj21985@gmail.com”) - Jan 6, 2011
Can we do the same thing without using InfoPath forms? Thanks in advance. [cakriwut]( “cakriwut@gmail.com”) - Jan 0, 2011
Hi Dhiraj, Using Client Object Model, you can achieve the same using SharePoint Designer. For more information visit other post here:http://blog.libinuko.com/2011/01/29/sharepoint-2010-how-to-create-cascading-lookup-field-using-client-object-model/ Thanks, Riwut [Lutfuth]( “daniel.nicksen81@yahoo.com”) - Jun 2, 2011
Hi, Which program did you used for create these webcasts? Please let me also know which resolution do you have.