Todd And Shane's Cloudy Podcast

This episode covers some problems I've encountered scripting the creation of farms with PowerShell. I also cover how I've leveraged multiple virtual discs to make my testing easier. I also show how to use PowerShell to edit web.config files. I also cover the August CU and the September COD patches.

In tonight's episode I try the very tricky, "broadcasting from a hotel room" maneuver, which is almost as difficult as spelling "maneuver." I talk about the August 2011 CU for SharePoint and whether you should install it or not. I show how to encrypt web.config settings. I also talk about a new whitepaper that walks through some best practices with the User Profile Service. I also give a couple of tips on how to make upgrades go more smoothly. I wrap it up with my laptop trying to burn itself up and by telling a hysterical story of how I rolled back a VM snapshot and lost a script I had been writing.

In this episode I talk about using Notepad++ to help troubleshoot web.config problems. I give some bad advice on web disposal in PowerShell. I also talk about how to bulk import and export files using SPieFolder. Finally I debut my list of regressions for SharePoint patches.

In this week's netcast I talk about where different aspects of SharePoint content and configuration are stored. I talk about in the context of disaster recovery and what challenges can come up. I also cover why your keys are always in the last place you look.

It this netcast I cover some Hyper-V gotchas that may affect SharePoint. I also cover a dirty little secret of SharePoint 2007 SP2 while extolling the virTue of the April CU.

In this episode I do a recap of TechEd 2009 in Los Angeles. I cover some of the topics covered. I also spend time talking about how to rescue yourself from a Basic Install, and how to break up Site Collections.

Another week, another truly spectacular SharePoint netcast recorded. This week I cover SharePoint 2007 SP2. I cover what features have been added, like STSADM operations and FBA support as well as things that have been fixed and why we drive in a parkway and park in a driveway. I also introduce my new Intro in this episode, courtesy of Darvish Shadravan. Finally for each unique IP that downloads a copy before May 11th I will donate one item to a local food pantry. Tell your friends.

This week I talk about using SQL with specific port numbers, editing the SharePoint ConfigDB, things you can do from STSADM but not Central Admin, noise word configuration, and why when a red sock gets into the laundry everything turns pink.

Using Migrateuser to fix deleted user permissions, all the new stuff there is to know about SharePoint 2007 SP2 and SharePoint 2010 and I explain how to stick Teflon to a pan, when nothing stick to Teflon.

I try to make a netcast, hilarity ensues. I talk about the maximum upload limits in IIS 7, SharePoint install accounts and using PowerShell with Hyper-V

In the inaugrial episode of this Netcast I talk about what motivated me to start a Netcast. I also talk about the Feb Cumulative Update, using Wireless with Hyper-V and using APPCMD with IIS 7.

In this week's netcast I talk about recent changes to my website that have resulted in downtown. I cover the STSADM operation mergecontentdbs and I cover some community activities. I also explain where that lost sock goes.

In this episode I talk about the topics that came up at SPTechCon and announce some sessions at the SharePoint conference. I also discuss the physics behind why a watched pot never boils. The video is jerky, it's not just you.

Laura Rogers and Mark Miller of EndUserSharePoint.com take a few minutes out of SPTechCon to interview Todd Klindt.

In this week's netcast I talk about the Jun CU and the LSASS loopback checker as well as why I have no business doing Internet video broadcasts.

In this week's netcast I cover the SharePoint 2010 Sneak Peak that was released by Microsoft. I also cover automation techniques that SharePoint admins can use. Promises to be more entertaining that watching grass grow.

In this week's episode we try, and fail, to solve a viewer's problem. We also discuss the Jun CU and what to do when planning a SharePoint deployment. Finally we cover why kids say the darnedest things.

In this week's netcast I cover a few installation issues I've encountered in the last couple of weeks. I also talk about a sure fire way to avoid poison ivy.

In this week's netcast I talk about file upload issues, Booting Windows 7 a few different ways, and my secret recipe for chicken tartar, without chicken or tartar.

In tonight's episode I cover a maddening permissions problem with SharePoint as well as how to get free SharePoint stuff from Twitter.