SharePoint Auditing and Site Content Administration using PowerShell

 

If you have attended one of my SharePoint Saturday PowerShell presentations or read my PowerShell series at SharePoint Pro magazine, then you know a bit about what's possible with PowerShell. This Friday. January, 30th, I will be delivering one of the more fun classes I do: "SharePoint 2010 and 2013 Auditing and Site Content Administration using PowerShell". If you are a SharePoint administrator and need to "find and inventory stuff" in SharePoint then you need this class! Whatever is hiding in SharePoint is visible to the PowerShell user, if you know where to look.

Class details are here: http://www.maxtrain.com/Classes/ClassInfo.aspx?Id=119394
You can join us at MAX Technical Training in Cincinnati or attend remotely from your office or home.

This class is available world wide though Microsoft training partners
and the Microsoft Courseware library. Just ask for course 55095.

 

MS-55095 SharePoint 2010 and 2013 Auditing and Site Content Administration using PowerShell

This one day instructor-led class is designed for SharePoint 2010 and 2013 server administrators and auditors who need to query just about anything in SharePoint. The class handout is effectively a take home cheat sheet with over 175 PowerShell scripts plus the general patterns to create your own scripts. These scripts cover:

• getting lists / inventories of servers, services web applications, sites, webs, lists, libraries, items, fields, content types, users and much more
• finding lists by template type, content type and types of content
• finding files by user, content type, file extension, checked out status, size and age
• finding inactive sites
• finding and changing SharePoint Designer settings and finding and resetting customized pages
• inventorying and managing features
• deleting and recycling files and list items
• inventorying users and user permissions and finding out “who can access what”
• creating sites, lists and libraries
• uploading and downloading files
• general tips for counting, reformatting and exporting results;
• drilling up and down the SharePoint object model
• and much more…

 

Prerequisites: You should have good SharePoint skills as and end user and administrator along with some practical experience with PowerShell.

 

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