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Sunday, November 6, 2011

A New Beginning

I've been absent posting on my blog for the past few months. Life is getting hard since i committed to master's course in Computational Science. I think from now on, i'll find some time to post more resources on this blog. Thanks for visiting and keep the spirit of learning and curiosity!

Regards,

Drekendrop

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

SQL Server 2008 Express Edition : Connect remotely from another server using SQL Management Studio

So, this time we're going to connect to SQL Server Express edition remotely from another server. As we know if we install SQL Server Express Edition it doesn't come up with SQL Management Studio Express on it, and that means we won't be able to manage the SQL Server Express Edition. In this case, we're gonna connect to SQL Server Express Edition by using SQL Management Studio in the separated server. All you need to is enable the remote connection from the SQL Server Configuration Manager of your Express Edition.

1st step---
Open SQL Server Configuration Manager and point to SQL Server Services.

2nd step---
Right click on SQL Server Browser > Properties
On the Service Status, click Start button, and then Apply then OK.

3rd step---
Notice that the SQL Server Browser is now running.

Now you can try to connect to the SQL Server Express from any different server using SQL Management Studio.

Thanks to Linglom for sharing this.

Thursday, March 31, 2011

SharePoint 2010 Error: domain/my Cannot be found

So, this morning i was trying to access my personal site and my profile pages in our new SharePoint farm. But what i got was the HTML 404 The Page Cannot be Found.
After spent hours looking for the solution of this issue, finally found the way to figure this out! Yippi!

1st step---
Log on to your Central Administration > Application Management > Create Site Collection

2nd step---
Point to Web Site Address and click on the link Define Managed Paths.

3rd step---
Add a new path
1. my, choose the type Explicit inclusion, Add Path
2. my/personal, choose the type Wildcard inclusion, Add Path

3rd step---
Go back to Create Site Collection page.
Put the Title and Description : My Sites
Web Site Address : http://your_domain/my/
Template Selection : Enterprise > My Site Host

Then choose the Primary and Secondary Site Collection Administrator, then click OK. Now you have /my site collection.

4th step---
This is optional, just in case if you haven't configured the Self-Service Site Creation. This will let the authenticate user create their own personal page.
Go to Central Administration > Security > General Security > Configure self-service site creation.

Then choose On in the Enable self-service site creation section. Press OK.
Easy, huh? :)

 
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