Okay, just keeping it alive as their last "it'll be 24 hours and we are watching it actively" was over a week ago so I have to keep on top of it.

No, i was asked for one of my SP farm report after installation and found this one 🙂

Hmm thats actually pretty cool

Thanks

It does a ton. It's been the leader of Microsoft's extensive platform for over a decade. It's their application and integration platform.

Gladinet seems to be pretty good, almost 30 minutes, I was able to plug in gladinet to tier up with our test AD and netapp shared drive, and publish already enabled home folders for users by importing from AD to gladinet. Now testing that with Pertino installed home machine. So far I am happy, need to deep dive into Gladinet and see the features.

On a side note, I think this will work well with desktop clients with Pertino, but not sure how this can be accomplished via Pertino smarphone client? Is there any way I could connect Perino mobile client to the network and use the local browser/gladinet app to identify my remote server?

Oh, Welcome @ericcjones 🙂

Video hosting on Sharepoint will be awesome.

Anyone familiar with Delve?

@technobabble said:

@IRJ said:

Thanks for the one week notice, Microsoft.

That is really bad. I understand axing something, but giving less than 2 weeks notice is crazy

Ah....but as said in the article: Microsoft will keep existing sites alive for two years, and Office 365 customers “will have the option to subscribe to third-party solutions by using links from Office 365.”

I read the article but totally missed that paragraph for some reason....

@scottalanmiller said:

I think very few people deploy Sharepoint in house anymore.

I have entire customer's sites hosted within Sharepoint. Not the usual collaboration stuff, straight up consumer level sites. Like, huge company, 500 sites a host level. We had a lot of other customers use Sharepoint to extend their site's abilities.

For a simple share, yeah, go O365. Extend the functionality to other stuff, you need a local install.

Finally, everything is working fine! 🙂

That was tough! But now seems to be an easy one, Just need to learn more and dive deep into SP.

They should have more info about it and announcements if they are telling writers and having them put it in the news as if it is showing up via O365's normal processes. That's very confusing and does nothing to make people happy with the product.

I need to add some process after discussing with the Project Managers, just to ensure that we don't end up using 100% resources of servers and if something new comes i will end up terminating some to accommodate new ones. Idea is to ensure to have some policies like, x number of hours/days needed to fire up x type of SP farm (single server, multi server- 6 servers, 8 servers etc), If there are new projects coming in, share the infrastructure proposal with us, so we can check if there are rooms for this new setup, if not order new servers to provision etc.

@alexntg said:

Mmm, steak fries! Feel free to sync those over to my house.

How many files are being synced?

She has 3k or so files. no where close to the 20k limit. Another user does have more than 20k. I taught him how to create zip archives.

@Carnival-Boy said:

At the moment we use a file share and mostly Excel spreadsheets to record tasks., notes and actions. The only advantage to this approach is its simplicity and the fact that everyone loves files shares and Excel.

You can move that existing process into Sharepoint as is. But you can add gannt charts, project pages and more to slowly grow.

@Bill-Kindle said:

@scottalanmiller I'm mainly wanting to use it to centralize documentation. Both things I create and for existing documents.

We use it for docs for sure. Both traditional docs and wiki docs. Plus we use it as a database and light workflows.

@Jason said:

We have a couple of sharepoint sites, It really doesn't get a ton of use though.

I feel that we get far less use when it looks nice because it is then harder to use. It's the easier, uglier tools that seem to get the love the most.