SharePoint Chips

Service Pack 1 is coming... Bill Baer ( @williambaer ) is a senior product manager on the SharePoint marketing team. Today we broadly announced the  upcoming availability of Service Pack 1 for Office, Exchange, and SharePoint  early next year.  Service Pack 1 represents a major update to SharePoint, establishing a new baseline for support, and provides customers the latest in improvements to performance, stability, and security. Update from Microsoft Sharepoint Blog I want to give you a quick heads up that early next year we'll release Service Pack 1 (SP1) for the 2013 set of products including Office, SharePoint and Exchange.  SP1 will deliver performance enhancements, feature updates and improve compatibility with Windows 8.1.  

There were couple of new services introduced with SharePoint 2013 and raised the hardware resource requirements. Let’s only talk about those process and steps to control the resource consumption when it comes to a single server SharePoint 2013 installation. ·           NodeRunner service ·           Distributed Cache Service ·           Count of Web Application NodeRunner service Use Set-SPEnterpriseSearchService -PerformanceLevel Reduced to reduce the CPU impact the search service has on your test environment. Modify the C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office Servers\15.0\Search\Runtime\1.0\noderunner.exe.config so that it can only consume X amount of RAM. Change the value at <nodeRunnerSettings memoryLimitMegabytes="0" /> to any amount of RAM you like to contain the memory leak. May be 250 MB per instanc...

This Post courtesy to:  Lydia Bronze Original Post from: Blogs.cloudshare.com I restarted my SharePoint server, opened Central Administration and encountered the following error: Server Error in ‘/’ Application Runtime Error Description: An application error occurred on the server. In order to troubleshoot this issue I had to check couple of thing: Make sure SQL Server services are up and running Make sure the IIS application pools are started Review Windows logs and gather more information about the server. I noticed the following event: SQL Database ‘SharePoint_Config’ on SQL Server instance ‘C4968397007′ not found. Additional error information from SQL Server is included below. Cannot open database “SharePoint_Config” requested by the login. The login failed. Login failed for user ‘DC07\SQLSvc’. This event made me suspect something is wrong with my SQL Server. I opened SQL Server management studio and noticed that some of my most critical SharePoint data...