Tariq
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Wed Jan 12, 2005 5:26 pm Post subject:
Restore Question |
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Hi Guys,
Not sure if this has been asked before, but I thought it might be
better to clarify it.
If you were to restore an Portal Server, would you install custom/3rd
party WebParts before a Restore(SPSBackup) (i.e. just after the SPS
installation) or after a restore.
I suspect that WebPart by default get installed against a virtual
server hence right after a SharePoint Portal Server Installation, with
no portal created; installing custom/3rd party WebParts will have no
effect since they will not be installed againt the Virtual Server the
Restore will create.
What are your thoughts?
- Tariq |
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Eli Robillard
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Thu Jan 13, 2005 10:37 pm Post subject:
RE: Restore Question |
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Preferably install the webparts after the portal is created so that pages
which use them wire up properly. The Resource Kit has a tool called
SharePoint Configuration Analyzer which identifies disconnected webparts,
it's pretty nifty.
Take care,
Eli.
"Tariq" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi Guys,
Not sure if this has been asked before, but I thought it might be
better to clarify it.
If you were to restore an Portal Server, would you install custom/3rd
party WebParts before a Restore(SPSBackup) (i.e. just after the SPS
installation) or after a restore.
I suspect that WebPart by default get installed against a virtual
server hence right after a SharePoint Portal Server Installation, with
no portal created; installing custom/3rd party WebParts will have no
effect since they will not be installed againt the Virtual Server the
Restore will create.
What are your thoughts?
- Tariq
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