Todd And Shane's Cloudy Podcast

In tonight's netcast I talk about the comedic series of events that lead to my blog going down last week. Then I talk about the lessons I learned and what I've done to make sure it doesn't happen again. Robert Scoble interviewed Shane and I a couple of weeks ago and I talk about that. I also mention a Windows patch you really should apply to your Internet facing SharePoint servers.

Tonight's netcast is done from the comfort of my basement. I talk about the February 2012 CU, SQL 2012 RTMing, and how to become a developer. And no, the first step is not "stop showering."

Hot off my Netcast filmed in San Francisco, this Netcast was filmed in San Antonio at Rackspace's headquarters, known as The Castle. I interview some more of my coworkers, and make one of their dreams come true. I even fit in some SharePoint content. I mention a tool that helps you configured blob caching and a blog post that demonstrates how to back up SQL databases with PowerShell. In the outtake reel we go down the slide and do some jousting.

In tonight's netcast I get to broadcast live from the San Francisco Rackspace office. This provides me with both better equipment and a crowd of ruffians amusing themselves in the background. Shane and I talk about SPTechCon and how to make ourselves better people. I also talk about December 2011 CU and a couple of potential problems with it.

In tonight's episode I break the news that I am now a Rackspace employee! I also tell two hysterical stories about how my blog has crashed in the last week. Rackspace really got a winner, didn't they? I then talk about a SharePoint security patch, and how great the first Iowa SharePoint User Group meeting was. Finally I give a status update on my Kindle book.

Tonight's netcast covers some weighty topics like migrating blogs from one SharePoint farm to another, some database cmdlets, and a way to make using the AutoSPInstaller even easier to use, if that's possible.

With the intimate setting of my hotel room, my guest Trevor and I discuss why I couldn't enable blob cache for a SharePoint Search Server instance. I also mention a document you can use to determine if your SQL instance has the necessary performance for SharePoint. I share a story on how I screwed up using Export-SPWeb, so you don't have to. Then I mention a great document that helps answer the question, "What is SharePoint?"

Tonight's episode is jam-packed with great information, mostly from other people's blogs. I talk about how to troubleshoot the Sandbox Solution service, understanding the Logging DB, account permissions and SharePoint account permissions.

Tonight's episode actually has some SharePoint content. I talk about a problem I encountered with service account permissions. Then I talk about a wrinkle in pointing your SharePoint servers at themselves. I also talk about a graceful way to bring your site down for maintenance. And since everyone is on the edge of their seats waiting to hear how my book's coming along, I give an update. I also mention a great way to help raise some money for charity.

In this episode I'm completely unprepared. I talk about some changes I'd like to make to this very netcast. I also talk a little more about my upcoming (hopefully) book. I also answer some questions from the peanut gallery.

In the first episode of 2012 I talk about my log moving blog post. I also mention some corrections I've made to older blog posts. Revisionist blogging, if you will. Then I talk about a new project I'm working on, and a patch I'm pretty sure you should install.

In this episode, while sporting a santa hat and a rockin' snowman sweatshirt I talk about the virtues of the December 2011 CU and how it fixes profile picture problems as well as solves world hunger. I also talk how to change service account passwords in SharePoint 2007 and SharePoint 2010. I also talk about the object cache and how to configure it.

It's my 100th show! Woo Hoo! In this episode I look back on my first 100 netcasts with a tear in my eye. Then I talking about rebuilding the User Profile Service without losing all your profile data. I think complain about how workflows won't work when triggered as the system account. Then I talk about some tips for making your SharePoint site more usable for mobile users. Finally I talk about the new version of SQL and some SQL things I beg you not to change.

In tonight's episode I cover some OWA troubleshooting steps, and link to a few good resources on SharePoint databases, including what triggers the dreaded, "Database has too much free space" message. I also talk about some weirdness I encounter with Project Server 2010.

After a brief break I return to the chair and crank out another stellar netcast. In this episode I talk about my experiences at SPSUK and SEF. Then I cover some problems with the October CU and some problems I had moving users around. I also talk about a couple of good blog posts I've read recently, including one of my own

In this special Halloween episode I tell really scary SharePoint stories. I even dressed up in costume to get the crowd into the Halloween spirit.

Tonight's episode covers a couple of SharePoint battles I've been fighting the last couple of weeks, and how I triumphed over them. I cover how one of them really upset SharePoint. I also talk a little bit about warm-up scripts, and when they're hot and when they're not.

In this episode I reveal I passed all four SharePoint 2010 exams. I also discuss how 'someone' broke my blog, and how I fixed it. Then I talk about how the mobile view that I so carefully disabled got reenabled on my blog. I also discuss a weird upgrade issue I encountered where I couldn't get out of SharePoint 2007 mode. Finally I talk about how you can export TechNet articles to PDF for easy offline reading.

In this episode I do a recap of my experience at the Microsoft SharePoint Conference 2011. I talk about the sessions I did, and even give some credence to some heckling I got on Twitter. I also talk about a couple of issues I experienced in the last week.

In this episode I talk about some trouble with September security patch. I also tell an absolutely hysterical story involving "reverse replication." I don't want to spoil the ending for you. I also talk about how to make your pages load faster, make your Sync database smaller, and make your whites whiter. There's something for everyone.