Matt-Engel

[...] User Information List Here’s a little background information on the User Information List (UIL).  This is a hidden list within SharePoint 2010 that stores information about a [...]

[...] I have found many, many, MANY!  idiosyncrasies with Internet Explorer 64-bit and Sharepoint 2010.  Here is one that I had not yet encountered but was easily [...]

[...] to this problem. This issue comes from IE not recognizing the site as a trusted location. In Internet Explorer, you need to go into: Tools > Internet Options Hit the Security Tab Choose Local [...]

[...] with an Application Server and one or more Front End Servers. Check to see if User Profile Service is running on your Front End Servers.  For the Synchronization process to work [...]

[...] The first one, and the easiest to fix, is within the SSRS report that is housed on your SharePoint site.  This fixed about 75% of my problem with time-out issues. Go to the library where [...]

[...] and any information that has been changed.  This then updates the list of users to our SharePoint site.  In addition to this, we have some new fields that we added to the user profile which [...]

[...] soon as I discover the comparable PowerShell commands, I will add them here as well. On your SharePoint server, open a command prompt and navigate to c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web [...]

[...] \miisclient.exe” I recommend creating an icon to this tool and leaving it on the SharePoint server desktop.  I use it very infrequently and quite frankly, I forget that it even exists.& [...]

[...] The out of the box choice filter web part, for me, left a bit to be desired.  I wasn’t crazy about the interface and it just [...]

[...] RDL report file and it would eventually complete.  When teh report was displaying in the web part, it would time out.  Here is how to remedy this: Edit your Master Page: 1.    [...]

[...] Profile Synchonization issues in SharePoint 2010.  This application is run from your application server in your farm.  You should find it in the link shown above. I hope you find these [...]

[...] Fix You are likely to have this problem if you have a SharePoint configuration with an Application Server and one or more Front End Servers. Check to see if User Profile Service is running on your [...]

[...] had to work with. So in the process of  changing the user name in Active Directory, the User Profile Sync will fire and update the User Profiles with any new users or changes to existing user [...]

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