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Hi, First option that comes to mind would be to perform a content migration through the attaching of content databases in a separate web application on the destination domain, and proceeding to restore database schema permissions to the content databases so that the farm can access the data properly, all user permissions need to be reassigned 1) Find the content Database, These are listed under Central Admin->Application...

Hi Stefan,   Glad to know the first issue is self-resolved by removing HTTP bindings on the IIS.   For the sync issue, I tried many times and could not reproduce in my environment. I suspect the sync did not happen automatically on your side, could you please hit Send / Receive All button ( F9 for accelerator key) to force the sync process?   If your issue continues to persists, could you please remove the SharePoint calendar from your...

There is nothing here that indicates that this is a 2010 question. In fact the URLs include "moss" Please confirm that it is a question about SP 2010. Because of the MOSS in the URL I'm moving this on to the normal SP admin forum. 

Hi,   You can recover the deleted columns by recovering the database either from a VSS copy or Backup.   For how to restore database from backup, please refer to the following article: How to: Restore a Database Backup (SQL Server Management Studio) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177429.aspx   Hope this helps.   Rock Wang

Microsoft (and the rest of the community) recommends not modifying the SharePoint DB's.  Look for support of the FILESTREAM feature in up and coming releases of SharePoint.

I don't think you will be able to bring up and connect both domains with the same name. I would proceed very carefully.  SharePoint has a tendency to track SIDs so it will not see the accounts as the same unless the SIDs match.  If SIDs do change for the end users, you are going to want to migrate the user profiles using stsadm -o migrateuser -oldlogin <old> -newlogin <new> -ignoresidhistory Here is a good...

According to http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263260.aspx , you can enable a basic incoming e-mail scenario by installing the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service on the server running Office SharePoint Server 2007 and enabling incoming e-mail by using the automatic settings mode with all default settings. In this scenario, e-mail is delivered directly to your SMTP server and Office SharePoint Server 2007 periodically...

Hi, Please check the Draft Item Security in document library versioning setting. If you’ve enabled “Only users who can edit items” for “Who should see the draft items in this document library”, users without edit item permission cannot see the updated version of the document until the major version has been published. Let me know if I misunderstand you.

First thing u should be checking would be if the WFE is actually down.  What procedure are you following for deployment ? You can try by manually deploying the solution files on the failed server. First copy the DLLs to the machine's GAC and install using stsadm command line "installfeature".  Make sure to copy the web.config settings  

Mike: I managed to get the User Information List sync'd. After changing the permissions on the Windows\Tasks folder, then changing the credentials for the Default Access Account used to import user profiles, I noticed that I was continuing to get that error in the event viewer, but the Timer Job status was giving me a successful synchronization. That led me to check all the services that were running, and I changed the Credentials on the...