************************************************************************************ PREREQUISITES ************************************************************************************ Configuration @ Sharepoint Enable-PSRemoting Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role server -force

Configuration @ Client Enable-PSRemoting Enable-WSManCredSSP -Role Client -DelegateComputer * -Force

************************************************************************************ RUNAS USER ************************************************************************************ Must be able to download files from the internet must be local admin on sp servers must have read/write access to download path

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$size = 0
foreach ($db in Get-SPContentDatabase)
{
    $size = $size + $db.DiskSizeRequired
}
$cdbs = "{0:N2}" -f($size/1gb)
$ssa = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication
$topo = $ssa | Get-SPEnterpriseSearchTopology  -Active
$indexcomponent = (Get-SPEnterpriseSearchComponent -SearchTopology $topo | ?{$_.name -like "*index*"})[0]
$folder = $indexcomponent.RootDirectory
$indexsize = "{0:N2}" -f ((Get-ChildItem $folder -Recurse | Measure-Object -sum  Length).sum/1GB)
$dbs = Get-SPDatabase

cls
write-host "--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" -fore green
Get-Date
write-host ""
write-host "--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" -fore green
write-host "SUM: Content DB Size in GB: " -NoNewline -fore White
write-host $cdbs -fore Yellow
write-host "--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" -fore green
write-host "Index Size (Localhost) on Disk in GB: "-NoNewline -fore white
write-host $indexsize -fore Yellow
write-host "--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" -fore green
$sum_all_dbs = 0
foreach ($db in $dbs)
{
write-host $db.name "DB Size in GB: " -NoNewline -fore White
$dsr = "{0:N2}" -f ($db.DiskSizeRequired/1gb)
write-host $dsr  -fore Yellow
$sum_all_dbs=$sum_all_dbs+$db.DiskSizeRequired
}
write-host "--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" -fore green
write-host "SUM: Usage of all SharePoint DBs in GB: " -NoNewline -fore White
$sum_all_dbs = "{0:N2}" -f ($sum_all_dbs/1gb)
write-host $sum_all_dbs -fore Yellow
write-host "--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" -fore green

add-pssnapin microsoft.sharepoint.powershell
$spserver = get-spserver | ?{$_.role -eq "Application"}
foreach ($server in $spserver)
{
   write-host "Performing IIS Reset on Server:"$server.name
   iisreset $server.Name
}

E.g.: on the first start of a Site
Sometimes during the day a search query will take about a minute until you get results.....

Just look on that article: https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2625048

it will improve your "feeled" performance (site response times) massive, if you're going to implement both solutions.

Disabling CRL Check is just neccassary if the SP Server does not have internet connectivity! -> that means proxy settings must be configured for the server itself

https://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/bb430772(v=exchg.141).aspx, and your proxy must allow traffic from the server of course.

It is NOT enough that you're able to browse through the Internet on your SP Server!!!

$myquerysuggestions_en = "SharePoint German"
$language_de = "DE-DE"

$sa = Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication

foreach ($en_s in $myquerysuggestions_en) {New-SPEnterpriseSearchLanguageResourcePhrase -SearchApplication $sa -Language $language_en -Type QuerySuggestionAlwaysSuggest -Name $en_s}
foreach ($en_s in $myquerysuggestions_en) {New-SPEnterpriseSearchLanguageResourcePhrase -SearchApplication $sa -Language $language_de -Type QuerySuggestionAlwaysSuggest -Name $de_s}

$logfile = "c:\logfile.txt"
$web = Get-SPWeb "https://intranet/wikiurl"
$list = $web.GetList(($web.ServerRelativeUrl.TrimEnd("/") + "/Wiki%20Pages"))
 

$search = "search_text"
$replace = "replace_test"

(get-date).ToString() + " >>> Script Startet >> Parameter: Search = " + $search + " | Replace = "+$replace   | add-content $logfile
(get-date).ToString() + " >>> Script Startet >> Parameter: Search = " + $search + " | Replace = "+$replace   | add-content $logfile
foreach ($item in $list.items)
{
 

if ($item["Page Content"].contains($search))
{

$item.file.CheckOut();

(get-date).ToString() + " >>> " +  $item.name + " checked out"   | add-content $logfile

do {write-host -NoNewline .;Start-Sleep -m 10;} while ($item.file.CheckOutStatus -eq "None")

$item["Page Content"] = $item["Page Content"].replace($search ,$replace );

$item.update();

(get-date).ToString() + " >>> " +  $item.name + " modified"   | add-content $logfile

(get-date).ToString() + " >>> " +  $search + " changed by " + $replace  | add-content $logfile

sleep 1

$item.file.CheckIn("checked in by administrator");

(get-date).ToString() + " >>> " +  $item.name + " checked in"   | add-content $logfile

write-host $item.name "modified" -foregroundcolor red

}

}

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Script for migrated SharePoint 2007 Wikis to SP 2010!

["Page Content"] has been replaced by ["ows_WikiField"]

$logfile = "c:\logfile.txt"

$web = Get-SPWeb "https://intranet/wikiurl"

$list = $web.GetList(($web.ServerRelativeUrl.TrimEnd("/") + "/Wiki%20Pages"))

$search = "search_text"

$replace = "replace_test"

(get-date).ToString() + " >>> Script Startet >> Parameter: Search = " + $search + " | Replace = "+$replace   | add-content $logfile

(get-date).ToString() + " >>> Script Startet >> Parameter: Search = " + $search + " | Replace = "+$replace   | add-content $logfile

foreach ($item in $list.items)

{

 if ($item["ows_WikiField"].contains($search))

 {

  $item.file.CheckOut();

  (get-date).ToString() + " >>> " +  $item.name + " checked out"   | add-content $logfile

  do {write-host -NoNewline .;Start-Sleep -m 10;} while ($item.file.CheckOutStatus -eq "None")

  $item["ows_WikiField"] = $item["ows_WikiField"].replace($search ,$replace );

  $item.update();

  (get-date).ToString() + " >>> " +  $item.name + " modified"   | add-content $logfile

  (get-date).ToString() + " >>> " +  $search + " changed by " + $replace  | add-content $logfile

  sleep 1

  $item.file.CheckIn("checked in by administrator");

  (get-date).ToString() + " >>> " +  $item.name + " checked in"   | add-content $logfile

  write-host $item.name "modified" -foregroundcolor red

 }

}

It can be very easily modified to do this action on just one WebApp  by editing the line

$wapps = Get-SPWebApplication to

$wapps = Get-SPWebApplication "mywebappname" 

#example: $AccountList = @("DOMAIN\User" , "DOMAIN\Group")

$AccountList = @("domain\myuser")

$wapps = Get-SPWebApplication

Foreach($webapp in $wapps)

{

  foreach ($SiteCollection in $webapp.Sites)

  {

       write-host $SiteCollection.url

       $spweb = Get-SPWeb $SiteCollection.url

       foreach ($Account in $AccountList)

       {

           $user = Get-SPUSER -identity $Account -web $SiteCollection.url -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

           if ($user -eq $null)

           {

               $SPWeb.ALLUsers.ADD($Account, "", "", "Added by SiteCollectionAdminScript")

               $user = Get-SPUSER -identity $Account -web $SiteCollection.url

               Write-host "Added user $Account to URL $SPWeb.URL" -Foregroundcolor green

           }

            else

           {

                Write-host "user $Account was already in URL " $SPWeb.URL -Foregroundcolor red

           }

           if ($user.IsSiteAdmin -ne $true)

           {

             $user.IsSiteAdmin = $true

             $user.Update()

             Write-host "$account has been made an admin on $SPWeb.URL" -Foregroundcolor green

           }

           else

           {

             Write-host "$account was already an admin on $SPWeb.URL" -Foregroundcolor red

           }

       }     

  }

 }

Reasons for this Event:

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc561042(v=office.12).aspx

Possible Fix:

1.Open the SQL Server Configuration Manager (assuming you are using SQL 2008 or higher)

2.Browse down to SQL Server Network Configuration – Protocols for <namedserverinstance>

3.Right-click “Named Pipes” in the right pane and choose Enable

4.You may need to restart the server for changes to take effect

Granting the farm database access account “VIEW SERVER STATE” under the SQL Server properties will also resolve this issue.

use [master]

GO

GRANT VIEW SERVER STATE TO [domain\timer_service_user]

GO