On your authoring site, don't extend the web application. It'll break the friendly URLs to your catalog items. On your publishing site, if you want to extend the web application, for example to support different authentication providers, you have to extend the web application before you connect your publishing site to a catalog as described in Connect a publishing site to a catalog in SharePoint Server. If you've already connected your publishing site to a catalog, do the following:.
Create claims-based web applications in SharePoint Server. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Note In general, this box is empty unless you want to configure two or more IIS web sites to use the same port on the same server and DNS has been configured to point multiple server names to the same server.
This is an SBS installation. Am I not supposed to be able to see it there? We hired a company to do some work on the SharePoint: is it possible that they reinstalled SharePoint individually not through the SBS disk" and this is why I am having problems after each and any MS update on the server not being able to backup? You are supposed to see it in there.
It's possible that there was an update installed and no one psconfig'd. Backup used to work fine. Now, every time I install the monthly security updates, unless I manage to get psconfig to work problem in this thread the backups do not happen. I just double checked and Windows Search service "WSearch" is enabled. For me the fix worked as well, but although the SharePoint sites companyweb are running normally, the central administration site still fails to launch with a error.
Any thoughts on that? Do I need to clear the config cache once more? SBS standard, fresh install, no upgrade from , with all patches and updates running. Windows backup is running fine. The failure occured at Following streamo's suggestion, I set up the netstart command in a new cmd window and executed it when I saw the The process completed. We'd been having the same problems as reported here. We tried all the fixes suggested above without success and eventually turned to Microsoft support for help.
Our problem turned out to be a corrupt SPSearch SQL database - the Ms tech deleted and recreated it and then ran psconfig successfully. I'm afraid I can't give you the diagnostic trail that lead to the diagnosis but bear this in mind if you are struggling. Thank you soooo much. This worked a treat. Cant believe Microsoft released a update that doesn't work with migrated servers. Well spotted. I fixed. You can check on the error file generated on the ULS logs "Upgradeerror" if you use the command.
I had the same problem and found the answer somewhere else what is currently marked as answer here is useless. This command actually "reindexes the installed updates" so that they show up in CA. This is where your first alert for missing updates can be seen. After trying most of the suggestions above, what worked for me was to break the process into two parts. Restarting the SharePoint Timer Service was not necessary. SharePoint Products Configuration Wizard version All rights rese.
Total number of configuration settings run: 4 Total number of successful configuration settings: 4 Total number of unsuccessful configuration settings: 0 Successfully stopped the configuration of SharePoint Products. Then a second run with: This will process configuration steps Please Mark it as answer if this reply helps you in resolving the issue,It will help other users facing similar problem. We found when you start the upgrade process the upgrade stops the SharePoint Timer.
As soon as you start the upgrade and once the Timer is stopped, restart the Timer. The upgrade completed without issue. Formular una pregunta. Buscar conversaciones relacionadas. Remove From My Forums. Principales respuestas. Archived Forums. Small Business Server. Read Sticky Post at the top of the forum. I am stumped on this one and I can't seem to find anything similar posted. Performing configuration task 1 of 6 Initializing SharePoint Products upgrade Performing configuration task 2 of 6 Initiating the upgrade sequence Performing configuration task 3 of 6 Registering SharePoint features Successfully registered SharePoint features.
Performing configuration task 4 of 6 Installing the application content files Installing the SharePoint Web Application content files Successfully installed the application content files. Performing configuration task 5 of 6 Upgrading SharePoint Products Don't rebuild. I think that's a red herring. Ping me at susan-at-msmvps. Marcado como respuesta Sean Zhu - viernes, 30 de septiembre de This is the warning and errors that I am getting.
ExecuteTask Background - this server was running fine and when the last round of updates were installed we got the backup fail problem reported in many otherthreads. Thank you for looking at this. Backups will fail until this psconfig runs. The timer service is running, just checked it again to be sure.
I will keep trouble shooting and call support if I cant sort it out. Thank you Susan for your assistance.
Thank You, CP. And you are run-as-admin on that command prompt yes? Propuesto como respuesta steve-areeno lunes, 17 de agosto de We tried truning off the UAC and we are opening command prompt with run-as-admin. I may have to resort to doing a repair install or a re-build. It is odd as everything on this server runs perfect except backup. Hello, I have the exact same problem , I know how you solved? Thank you. There's no one answer fix all. They are not pulling it. Can you post up the contents of the log file and please start a new thread?
I found a workaround to fix the problem. Please wait I will test it again. Editado streamo jueves, 10 de noviembre de Propuesto como respuesta Jacob Dybala martes, 3 de enero de The workaround worked for me. The backup work again after that. No more errors in the logs. The services are running again all Can someone else please test and confirm the workaround?
It Works! This is the world of mystery errors you find in SharePoint Server, any version, and until this very moment several of the solutions are not always from Microsoft. They are solutions that someone figured out just by looking at the architecture a little while longer with a lot of head-scratching, lip-biting, coffee-drinking, and gum-chewing frustrations. SharePoint is an amazing technology that packs a lot of functionalities that would have been dubbed independent modules into one single application.
In this scribble, I am going to reveal 5 mysterious errors in SharePoint and how to go about resolving them. Subsequently, this can be the first of a series of topics among error resolutions in all versions of SharePoint, specifically SharePoint is fun and easy. I mean for example, years back working with Windows operating system installation was an arduous task. Now we breathe some air of relief with SharePoint configurations made easy in one simple Wizard screen.
If we thought it was over, we were all probably not very right. With SharePoint , installing, uninstalling, reinstalling, re-uninstalling is just so tempting at the slightest thought of problem but you will get bitten a few times, Language Pack is one and Office Web Access is another.
These guys can ruin your minute coffee break or you might never go at all. What happened? Someone in the team downloaded a custom code, and installed it in my dev environment. This killed my Central Admin immediately. I wonder what was in the code! Every other site was working except my CA. SharePoint is tempting. I figured rather than looking for the problem, yank it off and reinstall after a proper backup. So, I uninstalled and began re-installing but just after the product key page, I got this.
This particular problem is caused by Language Pack. I had installed a French language pack because half my users are French speaking. So that language pack was important. Stop the installation. Identify the language pack for SharePoint. Now you can proceed to install your SharePoint as normal, and your language pack later.
So, here we were trying to expand the SharePoint farm a bit. The farm is comprised of one or more VMs sitting in an elaborate VMware infrastructure and a few physical servers hosting the databases. So the VM hosting the application services for SharePoint was kind of slow.
It was decided to add a new one and yank the slow one out, or perhaps even leaving both of them in there, you know how cool it is for us to have more servers doing stuff, good for my ego.
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