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Publishing a network-isolated virtual machine with RemoteApp
By Tristan Watkins On April 21, 2010 · 2 Comments · In Consultancy and Design, Networking, SharePoint, Virtualisation
To understand the development environment design choices that this article pertains to, it may be worth glancing at the design section of my SharePoint development series before diving in, if you haven’t already followed those posts. Cloning isolated VMs vs. scripted installation
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SharePoint 2010 (not) in a Workgroup
By Tristan Watkins On March 29, 2010 · 13 Comments · In Consultancy and Design, SharePoint, Virtualisation, Windows
With SharePoint 2010 RTM looming, I’ve stumbled across an architectural change that may surprise some people – namely, that SharePoint 2010 no longer supports multiple-server farms without a domain infrastructure. In SharePoint 2007 it was possible to create SharePoint farms in a Workgroup, so long as all of the user accounts for the services and [...]
Building a SharePoint 2007/2010 development environment – Part V: Guest Build
By Tristan Watkins On November 27, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Consultancy and Design, SharePoint, Virtualisation, Windows
In the first four parts of this series I covered the project objectives and the system design, then turned my attention to the
Having agreed the project objectives and designed the system, I turned my attention to the Hyper-V host image build. This is a high-level build guide with start-up time [...]
Building a SharePoint 2007/2010 development environment – Part II: Design
By Tristan Watkins On November 5, 2009 · 5 Comments · In Consultancy and Design, SharePoint, Virtualisation, Windows
In the first part of this series, I introduced the pros and cons of various SharePoint development approaches and the objectives of this system redesign. In this part I will focus on design choices and conclusions, starting with the core technology.
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As I’ve alluded to a few times in this blog, over the last few months I’ve led the consultancy and system design for a SharePoint 2007/2010 development environment built on Hyper-V in Windows Server 2008 R2. This series of six posts will reveal the key decisions and will consolidate recommendations from a broad range of [...]
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