loadکردن سایت با IP Address

Alternate Access Mappings by IP address!

You should not do this… but here’s how Smile

You can add an IP address in the alternate access mappings from Central Admin (System Settings > Configure alternate access mappings)

e.g.

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There are a few other caveats, assuming that you are using some level of NAT you will have an internal IP address which the external IP address is translated to:

1. The internal IP address must be unique for that server on that port

2. You will need to setup the binding in IIS such that the IP address is the host header

3. Any load-balancing will be bypassed; this will target a single WFE server

This may not be the right solution for you (or anybody!) but in this case it was the only way we could guarantee access to the SharePoint site urgently.

templateهای مخفی در شیرپوینت 2010

One of my favorite site templates for creating root site collection back in SharePoint 2007 was Collaboration Portal. But in SharePoint 2010 it is not available in the selection tabs/lists during site collection creation process. I searched the web to see if somebody else is missing this one and found several resources where this is explained.

So, this site template is deprecated in SharePoint 2010. It exists, but it is hidden and is intended to be used by the SharePoint 2007 site collections created from this template and migrated to SharePoint 2010. But, with PowerShell you can view all site templates, even hidden ones. Use Get-SPWebTemplate command to list them.

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As we can see, our Collaboration Portal site template is named SPSPORTAL#0. Now, once again, with PowerShell command New-SPSite we can create new site collection using this SPSPORTAL#0 site template.

New-SPSite -url http://portal/sites/spcolportal -name "collaboration portal template site" –owneralias -template "SPSPORTAL#0"

Here is the resulting site:

colpor

But, once again to mention, this site template is deprecated and not intended to be used by the users. Is is for migration purposes only.

I want to share one very good blog post about SharePoint 2010 site templates by Todd Baginski: http://0.mk/sp2010-st1

 

http://mkdot.net/mknetug/mk_sp/b/darko/archive/2011/02/22/collaboration-portal-site-template-is-missing-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx