Media - Todd Klindt

In tonight's netcast I spend a lot of time talking about SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 1 and answering a lot of questions about it. I cover whether you need to install the Foundation patch first and other common questions. I also talk about how a GPO brough SharePoint down, a search change I made to my blog, and a couple of my recent blog posts.

In tonight's episode I break the news that I will be presenting at the big SharePoint Conference in October. I also cover a couple of FBA topics, including some troubleshooting techniques. I also answer the immortal question of "Why doesn't 'this site' search work?" I also show a way to get all your Managed Account Passwords.

In tonight's episode I break the news that I will be presenting at the big SharePoint Conference in October. I also cover a couple of FBA topics, including some troubleshooting techniques. I also answer the immortal question of "Why doesn't 'this site' search work?" I also show a way to get all your Managed Account Passwords.

In tonight's episode I talk about some PowerShell scripts I'm getting ready to unleash on the world. They address some issues with SharePoint not writing host headers to IIS, and writing SharePoint URLs to your servers' hosts files. I also talk about how I put my URLs on a diet. Finally, I cover some SQL guidance on the Model database. I also predict who will win this season's Bachelorette.

After a three week hiatus I hit the ground running in tonight's episode. I talk a little about where I've been the last few weeks. Then I cover some more SharePoint 2010 view craziness. Then I cover the Certificate Revocation List issues, User Profile Service filter deletion issues, and a Quest whitepaper I wrote about RBS.

After a three week hiatus I hit the ground running in tonight's episode. I talk a little about where I've been the last few weeks. Then I cover some more SharePoint 2010 view craziness. Then I cover the Certificate Revocation List issues, User Profile Service filter deletion issues, and a Quest whitepaper I wrote about RBS.

In tonight's netcast I talk about the SQL white paper that just came out, how I fixed the broken scrolling on my web site, how to publish service apps and some fun stuff I did with PowerShell and the User Profile Service.

In tonight's episode I cover a bug with Get-SPContentDatabase, some list view funniness, an incoming email oddity and the introduction of the April 2011 CU.

In tonight's episode I cover a bug with Get-SPContentDatabase, some list view funniness, an incoming email oddity and the introduction of the April 2011 CU.

In tonight's episode I describe in painstaking detail how I broke my blog today by testing on production. I also talk about a few new SharePoint downloads like the Admin Toolkit and the FBA Manager.

Tonight's episode comes to you with better audio. It's not important what I talk about, just that it sounds good. But I do talk about a couple of SharePoint issues around Apple and Android devices and anonymous access, Sandbox solution service configuration, why you should make changes in IIS admin, and the latest ShaerPoint event I've chosen to speak at.

Tonight's episode comes to you with better audio. It's not important what I talk about, just that it sounds good. But I do talk about a couple of SharePoint issues around Apple and Android devices and anonymous access, Sandbox solution service configuration, why you should make changes in IIS admin, and the latest ShaerPoint event I've chosen to speak at.

In tonight's episode I talk about last week's SharePoint class, setting a portal site connection, a no install SQL account, and troubleshooting sandbox solutions.

In tonight's episode I talk about some OWA troubleshooting, a PowerShell tip for running Timer Jobs, another PowerShell tip for deleting large lists, and some SQL scaling guidance.

In tonight's episode I talk about some OWA troubleshooting, a PowerShell tip for running Timer Jobs, another PowerShell tip for deleting large lists, and some SQL scaling guidance.

In tonight's episode I talk about my admin account blog post, the taxonomypicker.ascx problem, RBS issues, and my DR article. The chat room was pretty lively too.

In tonight's netcast I cover a patching problem I uncovered, why item level permissions are so terrible bad, how to index PDF files in SharePoint Foundation, and how to win some free training from yours truly.

In tonight's netcast I cover a patching problem I uncovered, why item level permissions are so terrible bad, how to index PDF files in SharePoint Foundation, and how to win some free training from yours truly.

In tonight's episode I talk about a couple of problems with the December 2010 CU for SharePoint 2010, the release of the February 2011 CU, a search issue I stumbled across and finally I expose how very little I know about SharePoint security.

In tonight's episode I try to make up for lost time and cover all kinds of topics. I talk about all the fun I had at SPTechCon. I talk about SQL aliases and how to wrangle them. I also talk about how to create a new Logging DB as well as how you can't trust SharePoint if it tells you a service instance is running.

In tonight's episode I try to make up for lost time and cover all kinds of topics. I talk about all the fun I had at SPTechCon. I talk about SQL aliases and how to wrangle them. I also talk about how to create a new Logging DB as well as how you can't trust SharePoint if it tells you a service instance is running.

Tonight's episode features a first, I have a guest. In tonight's episode Shane and I talk about SPTechCon, search and Business Intelligence.

In tonight's episode I cover a hysterical Search Server error, how to recover if someone changes a managed account password and doesn't tell you. Then I go off on a rant about how shrinking databases is the worst thing ever, and how people that do it deserve to lose their birthday. I follow up with some basic Office Web Application troubleshooting.

In tonight's episode I cover a hysterical Search Server error, how to recover if someone changes a managed account password and doesn't tell you. Then I go off on a rant about how shrinking databases is the worst thing ever, and how people that do it deserve to lose their birthday. I follow up with some basic Office Web Application troubleshooting.

In tonight's netcast I talk about a very generous birthday gift, some methods for troubleshooting techniques with SharePoint and email, some very bad things you can do with SharePoint accounts, and how great the Web Analytics service application is.

In tonight's episode we cover yet another annoying yet hysterical battle with the User Profile Service, importing photos from AD. I also cover how easy it is to back up all your SharePoint databases using a SQL maintenance plan. Then I announce some very exciting news.

In tonight's episode I gush over my new favorite book, "Building Business Solutions with SharePoint 2010," I talk about my adventure setting up FBA on SharePoint 2010, I give Seach Server 2010 mad props and I show off some of Lori Gowin's PowerShell mojo. Oh, and talk a little about why you should be excited about Content Type Hub Syndication. I hope the Oscar committee sees this episode

In tonight's netcast we talk about another UPS issue around filters. We also talk about how cool my new workflow blog post is.We also chat about about SharePoint and SQL patches and why they are such a pain. I round it out by asking for input on whether I should disable the mobile view of my blog. In tonight's chat room we had several celebrities including Ben Curry, Rick Taylor and Sean McDonough. I hope I didn't choke.

In this episode I cover authentication considerations for extranet environments. I recount a win against Kerberos and I also type like the wind.

In this week's episode I compare the pros and cons of scripted installs, I discuss how not all SharePoint Todds agree on SQL aliases and I talk about the new version of the disposal check utility, whatever that is.

In this episode I talk about the new and improved October CU for SharePoint 2010, a new RBS white paper, and some trouble that might be caused by moving central admin to a new content db.

In this episode I mainly just kvetch about how bad my wrist hurts while I try to elicit sympathy. I'm not sure it worked.

In tonight's episode, I pick up where I left off three weeks ago. I'm cover the October CU, building a farm with GUIDs, and moving your Managed Metadata Service around. A good time was had by all.

In this week's episode I cover some troubleshooting tips, I clear up some confusion around Move-SPSite and database sizes, I cover some oddities when attaching databases and I share how to change your navlinks with PowerShell.

In tonight's episode I cut it short as I'm getting ready for a trip. I build excitement for the next couple of netcasts.

In today's special Columbus Day episode we catch up. We talk about the ASP.net patch, some Kerberos troubleshooting, and I give away some MSDN subscriptions.

In tonight's episode we discuss the new ASP.net vulnerability, how to keep your SharePoint 2010 installations up to date with slipstreaming, more User Profile Service fun and installing SharePoint 2010 without all those nasty GUIDs on your databases.

In tonight's episode I go head to head with Monday Night Football. I discuss several User Profile Service issues I've seen and share some great PowerShell techniques.

In this episode I talk about a trusted location error with Excel services, how to determine your build version, I discuss a couple of my blog posts, and I share some other SharePoint goodies I've found on the Internet.

In this episode we talk about ways to avoid using the Farm Configuation Wizard, the final fate of the Fabulous 40, and yet another way the User Profile Service is trying to ruin my day. I also bribe users to put an Amazon review up for my book.

In tonight's netcast why you should go to SharePoint Saturday events, yet another way the User Profile Service will fail, a fix for Office Web Applications that won't cooperate, and my feelings on Remote Blob Store (RBS).

This episode I talk up the recent SharePoint 2010 patch and all the fun I had with an in-place upgrade. In this week's PowerShell tip of the week I show how to use PowerShell to add users to a SharePoint group. I also kick out the entire chat room for giggles.

In this episode we discuss file size in search, more fun with loopback detection, the June 2010 cumulative updates and the cursed Farm Configuration Wizard.

In this episode we talk about different authentication options in SharePoint 2010 and I brag a little about configuring the User Profile Service and not getting any new scars from it.

In tonight's episode we talk extensively about the User Profile Service in SharePoint 2010 and how to get the darned thing working. We also discuss some guidance on accounts in SharePoint 2010.

In this week's episode we discuss some account issues, why you can't open PDFs from SharePoint, why Team sites are so darned easy to edit, and of course the PowerShell Tip of the Week, where we discuss anonymous access.

In this episode I cover some upgrade topics, demystify AAMs, explain how to choose whether to cluster or mirror in SQL, and I show off my new book. And of course, the PowerShell tip of the week.