Todd And Shane's Cloudy Podcast

Tonight's show is a big one. We talk a little about SQL aliases and SharePoint, Office 2010 and SQL 2008 R2 all RTMing. I cover some trouble with SharePoint 2010 managed accounts and the ever popular PowerShell tip of the week.

In this week's episode, which I barely eeked out due to technical difficulties, we talk about how to get into SQL Server when you can't get into SQL Server, a new, bigger SQL Sever Express, installing SharePoint 2010 on a Domain Controller and some tricks with Small Business Server. It was a busy week.

In this week's train wrteck I continue to be plagued by production gremlins. In between crashes I wish SharePoint 2010 a Happy Birthday. I talk about the great SharePoint 2010 resources that are available right now as the product is launched. I also cover some common problems with SSRS and SharePoint. I end the episode with a rousing tale of screwing up all of my SharePoint 2010 databases with PowerShell. Not to be missed if you can stand the bad audio.

In this weeks episode we cover prebuilding your SQL databases and what accounts the SharePoint 2010 install requires. I also brag how our new book saves some orphans from a burning church, as well as helped a viewer publish service apps between farms. And of course there's the ever popular PowerShell tip of the week.

In this episode I cover some upgrade topics, demystify AAMs, explain how to choose whether to cluster or mirror in SQL, and I show off my new book. And of course, the PowerShell tip of the week.

In this week's episode we discuss some account issues, why you can't open PDFs from SharePoint, why Team sites are so darned easy to edit, and of course the PowerShell Tip of the Week, where we discuss anonymous access.

In tonight's episode we talk extensively about the User Profile Service in SharePoint 2010 and how to get the darned thing working. We also discuss some guidance on accounts in SharePoint 2010.

In this episode we talk about different authentication options in SharePoint 2010 and I brag a little about configuring the User Profile Service and not getting any new scars from it.

In this episode we discuss file size in search, more fun with loopback detection, the June 2010 cumulative updates and the cursed Farm Configuration Wizard.

This episode I talk up the recent SharePoint 2010 patch and all the fun I had with an in-place upgrade. In this week's PowerShell tip of the week I show how to use PowerShell to add users to a SharePoint group. I also kick out the entire chat room for giggles.

In tonight's netcast why you should go to SharePoint Saturday events, yet another way the User Profile Service will fail, a fix for Office Web Applications that won't cooperate, and my feelings on Remote Blob Store (RBS).

In this episode we talk about ways to avoid using the Farm Configuation Wizard, the final fate of the Fabulous 40, and yet another way the User Profile Service is trying to ruin my day. I also bribe users to put an Amazon review up for my book.

In this episode I talk about a trusted location error with Excel services, how to determine your build version, I discuss a couple of my blog posts, and I share some other SharePoint goodies I've found on the Internet.

In tonight's episode I go head to head with Monday Night Football. I discuss several User Profile Service issues I've seen and share some great PowerShell techniques.

In tonight's episode we discuss the new ASP.net vulnerability, how to keep your SharePoint 2010 installations up to date with slipstreaming, more User Profile Service fun and installing SharePoint 2010 without all those nasty GUIDs on your databases.

In today's special Columbus Day episode we catch up. We talk about the ASP.net patch, some Kerberos troubleshooting, and I give away some MSDN subscriptions.

In tonight's episode I cut it short as I'm getting ready for a trip. I build excitement for the next couple of netcasts.

In this week's episode I cover some troubleshooting tips, I clear up some confusion around Move-SPSite and database sizes, I cover some oddities when attaching databases and I share how to change your navlinks with PowerShell.

In tonight's episode, I pick up where I left off three weeks ago. I'm cover the October CU, building a farm with GUIDs, and moving your Managed Metadata Service around. A good time was had by all.

In this episode I mainly just kvetch about how bad my wrist hurts while I try to elicit sympathy. I'm not sure it worked.