Set Classic View as default on SharePoint 2019 sites
Return SharePoint 2019 lists and libraries to the classic view from modern experience with PowerShell
More issues
Sync Mobile Phone properties from Azure Active Directory to SharePoint Online User Profiles with Azure Automation Runbooks
Sync mobilePhone from Azure AD to CellPhone in SharePoint Online User Profiles using Azure Automation Runbooks and a PnP PowerShell Script
Apply-PnPTenantTemplate : Object reference not set to an instance of an object
Apply-PnPTenantTemplate fails when multiple versions of the SharePointPnPPowerShell modules are installed
Outlook 2019 Autodiscover Fails on Windows 10 with Office 365 Exchange Online
Outlook 2019 autodiscover fails to add accounts on a new installation. Registry modification fixes
Document Information Panel returns to SharePoint for Word 2016
The Document Information Panel returns to Word 2016 and SharePoint as the Word SharePoint Properties Panel
SharePoint Hub Site theme not pushing to associated sites
This is one of those items that is here to remind myself more than anyone else,
to be honest: if you don't change the theme in your SharePoint Hub Site from the
default, any Sites associated to the Hub will not get the updated theme.
Additionally, the changes
Error installing SharePoint 2016 Prerequisites on Windows Server 2016
When running the prerequisite installer for SharePoint 2016 on Windows Server
2016 you may run into a download error on the SQL Server 2012 Native Client:
> Note that this also occurs on SharePoint 2013 on Windows Server 2012 R2
A quick review of the installation log file and you&
SharePoint 2013 Distributed Cache not starting
Spend any time with SharePoint 2013 (and 2016, I dare say) and you'll eventually
hit a case where the Distributed Cache Service (AppFabricCache) won't start.
This week saw me troubleshooting Distributed Cache in a new customer
environment, and this time around the solution was a little
Azure AD Domain Services now GA
As a follow-up to Configuring Azure AD Domain Services for your Active
Directory
Tenant [https://tishenko.com/configuring-azure-ad-domain-services/], it's great to see
that the Azure AD Domain Services is now Generally Available
[https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2016/10/12/azuread-domain-services-is-now-ga-lift-and-shift-to-the-cloud-just-got-way-easier/]
.
As with many of the Microsoft
Configuring Azure AD Domain Services for your Active Directory Tenant
Configuring Azure AD Domain Services is fairly straight-forward process, and
currently, only possible via the classic Azure Web Portal
[https://portal.azure.com] - look for this to change at some point to allow
PowerShell as well.
Prior to enabling the service, you need to create an Active Directory Group