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June 18
FLASH - June 2013 SharePoint 2013 Cumulative Updates and Internal Version Numbers – Server Delay

Quick note – I'll have the full versioning on the SharePoint 2013 Server patches as soon as they're out – but they've been delayed. As of now, the only updates released so far this month for SharePoint Foundation 2013.

For more http://blogs.technet.com/b/stefan_gossner/archive/2013/06/12/june-2013-cu-for-sharepoint-2013-is-delayed.aspx

Notes:

  • The March 2013 PU (Public Update) is the minimum baseline for all subsequent CU's. If you are trying to install the April 2013 (or subsequent) patches, you may see the following error:
    • "The expected version of the product was not found on the system."
    • This means you're trying to install on the original RTM baseline version of the product. Bring the system up to the March 2013 PU before using the April or later CUs.
  • Also, please read the manifests of what's fixed. There are a lot of things fixed in the early months of a release, and not all the fixes are equally stabIe. It is NOT best practice to auto-deploy the CUs as soon as they're released. Make sure the update fixes your issue, or at least something close, and always test before going into production.

SharePoint 2013 release numbers can be found similarly to how you find them in 2007 - just go to Central Admin | System Settings | Manage Servers In Farm. Or, in PowerShell, use:

(get-spfarm).buildversion

For more information on SharePoint 2013 updates, please visit http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/jj891062.aspx

 

SharePoint 2013 Version/Release

Microsoft Support KB Reference

Version Number from Central Admin

Release Date

June 2013 Update Server/Foundation

PENDING / KB2817346

15.0.4517.1003

11 June 2013

April 2013 Update Server/Foundation

KB2726992/KB2751999

15.0.4505.1002

9 April 2013

March 2013 Public Update (PU) Server/Foundation

KB2767999/KB2768000

15.0.4481.1005

12 March 2013

SharePoint 2013 RTM

 

15.0.4420.1017

11 October 2012

SharePoint 2013 Beta Refresh

 

15.0.4128.1022

September 2012

SharePoint 2013 Public Beta

 

15.0.4128.1024

16 July 2012

Tech Preview 2

 

14.0.6117.5002

April 2012

Tech Preview 1

 

15.0.3612.1010

February 2012

Wave 15 Private Beta

 

15.0.3612.1010

2011

   

 

June 17
Announcing SharePoint Saturday Rhode Island #spsri 9 Nov 2013

 

We are super excited, finally, to announce that SharePoint Saturday Rhode Island will be held Saturday, November 9, at the New Horizons offices in Providence, Rhode Island. It's our first ever SPS event in the Ocean State.

McCoy Stadium, from Flickr © 2008 Christopher F. McNulty

In case you haven't visited Providence, it's a fantastic city on the Atlantic coast about an hour south of Boston, and a short drive away from Newport. It's the home of the Pawtucket Red Sox, Providence Bruins, Brown University, and Providence College. College Hill is a great destination for shopping and nightlife, and Federal Hill is home to many well-loved seafood and Italian restaurants. Finally, we've picked a weekend to coincide with Waterfire, a torchlit evening arts festival held on and around the Providence River many weekends each year. (And no, I still live in Massachusetts!)

Waterfire, from MuchAdoAboutSomethin

SPSRI is being organized through the Rhode Island SPUG, and with the assistance of Joshua Cliff and Chris Pereira. Many thanks to New Horizons for making their training facilities available to us for the day. The New Horizons offices are a mile or so west of downtown, in a series of converted industrial lofts that were once used to build locomotives. Plus, free parking and restaurants onsite.

Calls for speakers and sponsors will be forthcoming – watch for them on the SPSEvents.org site (there's nothing there yet!). We're going to be able to introduce a few new features for attendees – including hands on labs, tracks for local, first time speakers; and of course, the best content available on SharePoint (and Yammer and Office 365). We'll also be working on more details for travel (lots of Southwest flights to Providence!) and lodging (the Renaissance was open at $129/night on Expedia)

See you in November!

 

 

 

June 12
News Flash – Yammer Activation Now Available in Office 365

Yesterday, Christophe Fiessinger at Microsoft announced the next step in the ongoing integration of Yammer into SharePoint and Office 365. Admins can now convert their SharePoint Online systems to replace the integrated newsfeed service of SharePoint with Yammer.com. (See InfoWorld or Microsoft for more.)

The process adds a Yammer link to the top menu chrome, and removes the ability to use the central SharePoint "Post to Everyone" native newsfeed (since that would lead to duplication and confusion.) Single signon and app support are coming soon. The process takes about 30 minutes, and you can go back if you change your mind.(But why?)

In case you're looking for it, it's in the Admin section under settings. Enjoy!

June 05
April 2013 SharePoint 2013 Cumulative Updates and Internal Version Numbers

Following the full general availability of SharePoint 2013 on February 27, 2013, Microsoft's been putting SharePoint 2013 on the same update footing as its predecessors. (Still not sure that SharePoint ever ran on a computer this old.)

ENIAC © 2013 Christopher F. McNulty on Flickr

If you are new to SharePoint, Microsoft rolls up off the patches into a consolidated update every two months (February, April, June, August, October, and December). Major functional changes are usually only made as part of a Service Pack. For SharePoint 2010, so far, there's been only one – SP1. And no Service Packs yet for SharePoint 2013.

Interestingly, the April updates were the first branded as "Cumulative Updates", in line with the update cycle for earlier versions of SharePoint. We'll know in June if SharePoint 2013 sticks to the same release cycle.

Also, please read the manifests of what's fixed. There are a lot of things fixed in the early months of a release, and not all the fixes are equally stabIe. It is NOT best practice to auto-deploy the CUs as soon as they're released. Make sure the update fixes your issue, or at least something close, and always test before going into production.

SharePoint 2013 release numbers can be found similarly to how you find them in 2007 - just go to Central Admin | System Settings | Manage Servers In Farm. Or, in PowerShell, use:

(get-spfarm).buildversion

For more information on SharePoint 2013 updates, please visit http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/jj891062.aspx

 

SharePoint 2013 Version/Release

Microsoft Support KB Reference

Version Number from Central Admin

Release Date

April Update Server/Foundation

KB2726992/KB2751999

15.0.4505.1002

9 April 2013

March Update Server/Foundation 

KB2767999/KB2768000

15.0.4481.1005

12 March 2013

SharePoint 2013 RTM

 

15.0.4420.1017

11 October 2012 

       

SharePoint 2013 Beta Refresh

 

15.0.4128.1022

September 2012 

SharePoint 2013 Public Beta

 

15.0.4128.1024

16 July 2012

Tech Preview 2

 

14.0.6117.5002 

April 2012

Tech Preview 1

 

15.0.3612.1010

February 2012

Wave 15 Private Beta

 

15.0.3612.1010

2011 

  

June 03
Live from the #MSTechEd 2013 Keynote in New Orleans

Welcome to Microsoft TechEd 2013! I'm here at the Day One Keynote. (Which means I'm not in the 3-4 hour lines to buy a $99 Surface RT!) Anyway, here are a few highlights if you were stuck there.

As nearly 10,000 attendees assemble, we have live New Orleans Dixieland band playing – great way to warm up the crowd early Monday morning.

I've focused in on a few topics of interest today. (This is not a comprehensive summation – the keynote should be up on Channel9 later.) We open with a "James Bond" styled video featuring Brad Anderson as an unlikely James Bond type touting the security of the Microsoft public cloud. He retrieves his sunglasses in the video (since security was never at risk) and drives on stage in an Aston Martin (@InTheCloudMSFT)

Iain McDonald Partner Director for Windows Core is up next, to let us know

Windows 8.1 "Blue" Preview bits will be free and release June 26.

Windows 8.1 will Includes resizable Start Screen tiles and consumer features – but also enterprise features to allow control and lockdown of Start Screen. Security is a key driver here, and Iain showed off a number of Windows 8.1 devices from OEMs (like the new Dell XPS11!)

And Brad returns, to announce we have 1.2 billion smart devise in the world, and the Active Directory in the cloud on Azure can manage all those identities. Oh, and:

Announcing Windows 2012 R2, Systems Center 2012 R2 and Intune

There was a lot of great stuff here, especially for SharePoint 2013. Molly Brown showed a Windows 2012 R2 feature when she accessed a Contoso SharePoint site from a remote personal tablet. The BYOD features recognized this and prompted her to self-register her device. Her identity was verified by an auto callback to her work cellphone, and she was immediately able to access to a prescribed range of remote services.

Scott Guthrie , CVP for Azure, announced a range of changes to make Azure a great dev/test platform:

  • Stopped VMs no longer incur charges
  • Charges will now be by minute, rather than by hour
  • MSDN Use Rights on Azure can be used on any VM on Azure or use precreated images for faster creation
  • DevTest rates will be $.06/hour
  • Announces giveaway for MSDN developers – if they enroll and build an Azure app by September they could win an Aston Martin!

Quentin Clark was up next announcing

SQL Server 2014

A lot of slick user driven self-service BI features here - much of it touch screen friendly and location aware. More DIY app creation coolness.

  • Geoflow addin intelligently maps based on columns it can find and let you zoom and map
  • Live modeling for geolocated tweet streams on #MSTechEd over time, freeze, drill down to live geoheatmap

Brad was back announcing Windows Azure Pack – which uses a cloud like control surface to provision internal private cloud VMs on Data Center in Windows 2012 R2. This demo was focused on using commodity hardware to deliver a robust public cloud-quality experience internally. For example, he was able to provision storage groups in software alone that mixed 20 hard disks and 4 solid-state disks to generate 120000 IOPS. (That's enough to host a 240TB SharePoint content database!)

Overall, good stuff, especially the Windows 2012 R2 and 8.1 announcements. I'm off to sing copies of my SharePoint 2013 Consultant's Handbook (Advance Edition) tonight at 6:30 at the Dell booth. Hope to see you there! And my presentations on SharePoint upgrade and social are Wednesday afternoon.

May 29
SkyDrive Pro Coming Now to a System Near You!

I get a lot of questions about the distinction between SkyDrive and SkyDrive Pro. Both provide centralized personal file storage, and offline clients for SkyDrive are available free for a number of systems, including Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Windows Phone. (Personally, I make heavy use of both SharePoint and SkyDrive to synchronize professional and personal files across my phones, tablets, and PCs. And yes, I just described some of my own work as 'professional'.)

SIFF2013 © Christopher F. McNulty also on Flickr

Microsoft has also offered offline clients for SharePoint before – Groove, and then SharePoint Workspace. SkyDrive Pro provides local synchronized access to content in SharePoint 2013 and Office 365. Up until now, it was only available with Office 2013.

Not anymore. Even if you haven't upgraded yet, you can still get SkyDrive Pro now to run alongside Office 2010, 2007, etc.) Just visit Microsoft at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39050

This picture came from a whirlwind trip to Seattle last week, and I got to drop by the Northwest premiere of my brother Tom's movie "The Spectacular Now" at the Seattle International Film Festival. Plus my sister, brother in law and nephews are all in Seattle. But now, I'm getting ready for TechEd North America 2013 next week in New Orleans.

If you're there, catch me:

  • Monday June 3 - 6:30pm book signing "SharePoint 2013 Consultant's Handbook", expo floor, Dell pavilion
  • Tuesday June 4 – 6:00-8:00pm Ask The Experts, Microsoft Pavilion
  • Wednesday June 5 – 1:45pm SharePoint 2013 Upgrade breakout session
  • Wednesday June 5 – 5:00pm SharePoint 2013 Social breakout session
  • Thursday June 6 – invitation only luncheon (so ask me) on SharePoint performance tuning in Dallas TX (and then back to New Orleans!)

Hope to see you there!

 

May 14
April 2013: SharePoint 2010 Cumulative Updates and Internal Version Numbers

Spring in New England means baseball, and flowers, and gardens. And occasionally fog.

Tree, fog, redux, © 2013 Christopher F. McNulty also at Flickr

So let's cut through the fog with the latest round of updates for SharePoint 2010.

As with all recent CU's, Microsoft's standard list of "Known Issues" in this release:

  • You must run the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizards – the "gray wizard" or PSCONFIG to fully deploy the patches to all servers after installation (that's not news, really, but Microsoft included this disclaimer).
  • You have to manually stop and restart the user Profile Synchronization Service after the update to keep UPS running smoothly. (Same as ever.)

In August 2011, Microsoft changed the process for rolling out Cumulative Updates. CUs are now packaged for each particular platform – SharePoint Foundation, SharePoint Server, Or Project Server. So, if you're installing the August 2011 or later CUs on SharePoint Server – you don't need to separately install the Foundation CU first – that is now fully packaged into the Server CU.

Cumulative updates are also multilingual – each update contains all the integrated language support version – there are no separate downloads. Also, Service Pack 1 is a requirement for the latest cumulative updates.

SharePoint 2010 release numbers can be found similarly to how you find them in 2007 - just go to Central Admin | System Settings | Manage Servers In Farm. Or, in PowerShell, use:

(get-spfarm).buildversion

And for more information on SharePoint 2010 updates, please visit http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/ff800847.aspx

SharePoint 2010 Version/Release

Microsoft Support KB Reference

Version Number from Central Admin

Release Date

MSS 2010/Foundation April 2013 Cumulative Update

KB 2775353, 2794728

14.0.6137.5000

9 April 2013

MSS 2010/Foundation February 2013 Cumulative Update

KB 2767793, 2760791

14.0.6134.5000

12 February 2013

MSS 2010/Foundation December 2012 Cumulative Update

KB 2596955, 2596957

14.0.6131.5003 / 14.0.6131.5001

22 December 2012

MSS 2010/Foundation October 2012 Cumulative Update

KB 2687564, 2687566

14.0.6129.5003

15 November 2012

MSS 2010/Foundation August 2012 Cumulative Update

KB 2687353, 2687355

14.0.6126.5000

1 September 2012

MSS 2010/Foundation June 2012 Cumulative Update

KB 2598354, 2598353

14.0.6123.5000

2 July 2012

MSS 2010/Foundation April 2012 Cumulative Update

KB 2598151, 2598321

14.0.6120.5000

24 April 2012

MSS 2010/Foundation February 2012 Cumulative Update

KB 2597150, 2597132

14.0.6117.5002

7 March 2012

MSS 2010/Foundation December 2011 Cumulative Update

KB 2597014, 2597058

14.0.6114.5000

13 December 2011

MSS 2010/Foundation October 2011 Cumulative Update

KB 2596505, 2596508

14.0.6112.5000

25 October 2011

MSS 2010/Foundation August 2011 Cumulative Update

KB 2553048, 2553050

14.0.6109.5002

7 September 2011

MSS 2010/Foundation June 2011 Cumulative Update

KB 2536599, 2536601

14.0.6106.5002

30 June 2011

MSS 2010/Foundation Service Pack 1

KB 2460045, 2460058

14.0.6029.1000

28 June 2011

MSS 2010/Foundation April 2011 Cumulative Update

KB 2512800, 2512804

14.0.0.5138

28 April 2011

MSS 2010/Foundation February 2011 Cumulative Update

KB 2475880, 2475878

14.0.0.5136

3 March 2011

MSS 2010/Foundation December 2010 Cumulative Update

KB 2459257, 2459125

14.0.0.5130

31 December 2010

MSS 2010/Foundation October 2010 Cumulative Update

KB 2394320, 2394323

14.0.0.5128

26 October 2010

Foundation July 2010 Hotfix

KB 2032588

14.0.5050.5001

13 July 2010

MSS 2010/Foundation June 2010 Cumulative Update

KB 983319, 983497, 2182938 , 2281364, 2124512, 2204024 - / KB 2028568 / TechNet summary

14.0.0.5114

29 June 2010

SharePoint 2010 RTM

N/A

14.0.0.4762

12 May 2010

SharePoint Server 2010 Release Candidate

N/A

14.0.0.4730

February 2010

SharePoint Server 2010 Public Beta

N/A

14.0.0.4536

November 2009

SharePoint Server 2010 SPC2009 Demos

N/A

14.0.0.4524

October 2009

SharePoint Server 2010 Technical Preview "2" [another SPC2009 demo build]

N/A

14.0.0.4514

October 2009

SharePoint Server 2010 Technical Preview

N/A

14.0.0.4006

25 April 2009

April 30
April 2013: SharePoint 2007 Cumulative Updates and Internal Version Numbers

Some things are constant. Long term. Dependable. Like England, home for "Stay Calm and Carry On". And SharePoint 2007 – steady on again, with bimonthly Cumulative Updates for SharePoint 2007. Over six years, steady on and counting. (This photo comes from this month's SharePoint Evolutions conference in London, by the way.)

Tower Bridge, © 2013 Christopher F. McNulty on Flickr

Haven't heard issues any issues with these patches yet, either. So, a full server installation, fully updated, should follow this install sequence:

  • WSS SP3
  • MOSS SP3
  • WSS April 2013 CU
  • MOSS April 2013 CU

A reminder -- SharePoint 2007 Service Pack 3 (SP3) is now a required prerequisite for the latest – SP1 AND SP2 are no longer supported. If you ever need to confirm which update/revision of SharePoint you are running, without accessing the binary files themselves, you can find this in SharePoint Central Administration.  Go to the Operations tab, and under Topology and Services, select Servers in Farm. 

For more information on current patch levels, check TechNet at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/office/sharepointserver/bb735839.aspx  And, as always, test before deploying in production.

SharePoint 2007 Version/Release

Microsoft Support KB Reference

Version Number from Central Admin

Release Date

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 April 2013 Cumulative Update

KB2799867/
KB2799869

12.0.0.6676
or
12.0.6676.5000

9 April 2013

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 February 2013 Cumulative Update

KB2760814/
KB2760816

12.0.0.6673
or
12.0.6673.5001

12 February 2013

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 December 2012 Cumulative Update

KB2760570/
KB2760571

12.0.0.6670
or
12.0.6670.5002

11 December 2012

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 October 2012 Cumulative Update

KB2687533/
KB2687535

12.0.0.6668
or
12.0.6668.5000

30 October 2012

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 August 2012 Cumulative Update

KB2687330/
KB2687331

12.0.0.6665
or
12.0.6665.5000

5 September 2012

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 June 2012 Cumulative Update

KB2687256/
KB2687257

12.0.0.6662

26 June 2012

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 April 2012 Cumulative Update

KB2598129/
KB2598130

12.0.0.6661

24 April 2012

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 February 2012Cumulative Update

KB2597958/
KB2597959

12.0.0.6658

28 February 2012

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 December 2011 Cumulative Update

KB2596986/
KB2596987

12.0.0.6656

13-16 December 2011

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 October 2011 Cumulative Update

KB2596540/
KB2596541

12.0.0.6565

25 October 2011

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Service Pack 3 (SP3)

KB2553020/
KB2591054

12.0.0.6606

25 October 2011

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 August 2011 Cumulative Update

KB2553020/
KB2553022

12.0.0.6565

30 August 2011

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 June 2011 Cumulative Update

KB2544398/
KB2544399

12.0.0.6562

28 June 2011

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 April 2011 Cumulative Update

KB2512782/
KB2512783

12.0.0.6557

26 April 2011

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 February 2011 Cumulative Update

KB2475885/
KB2475886

12.0.0.6554

22 February 2011

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 December 2010 Cumulative Update

KB2458605/
KB2458606

12.0.0.6550

14 December 2010/
30 December 2010

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 October 2010 Cumulative Update

KB2412267/

KB2412268

12.0.0.6548

26 October 2010

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 August 2010 Cumulative Update

KB2276472/

KB2276474

12.0.0.6545

31 August 2010

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 June 2010 Cumulative Update

KB983310/KB983311

12.0.0.6539

29 June 2010

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 April 2010 Cumulative Update

KB981042/KB981043

12.0.0.6535

27 April 2010

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 February 2010 Cumulative Update

KB978395/KB978396

12.0.0.6529

23 February 2010

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 December 2009 Cumulative Update

KB977026/KB977027

12.0.0.6524

15 December  2009

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 October 2009 Cumulative Update

KB974988/KB974989

12.0.0.6520

27 October 2009

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 August 2009 Cumulative Update

KB973409/KB973410

12.0.0.6514

25 August 2009

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 June 2009 Cumulative Update

KB971537/KB971538

12.0.0.6510

20 July 2009

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 April 2009 Cumulative Update

KB968851/KB968850

12.0.0.6504

30 April 2009

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 SP2

KB953334/KB953338

12.0.0.6421

28 April 2009

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Feb 2009 Cumulative Update

KB961755/KB961756

12.0.0.6341

24 February 2009

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Cumulative update

KB956056/KB956057

12.0.0.6327

16 September 2008

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Infrastructure Update

KB951695/KB951297

12.0.0.6318

15 July 2008

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 post-SP1 hotfix

KB948945

12.0.0.6303

21 February 2008

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 post-SP1 hotfix

KB941274

12.0.0.6301

31 January 2008

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 post-SP1 hotfix

KB941422

12.0.0.6300

26 February 2008

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 SP1

KB936984/KB936988

12.0.0.6219

8 December 2007

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Security Bulletin MS07-059

KB942017

12.0.0.6039

9 October 2007

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 August 24, 2007 hotfix package

KB941422 (updated)

12.0.0.6036

24 August 2007

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 RTM [Released To Manufacturing]

N/A

12.0.0.4518

16 November 2006

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Beta 2 TR

N/A

12.0.0.4407

2006

MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 Beta 2

N/A

12.0.0.4017

2006

April 09
Speaking of managed metadata

​Just had an interview with long-time friend of SharePoint, Caroline Marwitz over at SharePointPro. 



Caroline did a fantasstic job making me sound more knowledgeable. SharePoint 2013 has a lot of new functions for metadata - especially Manged Navigation and the catalog.  For more details, read the article at http://sharepointpromag.com/blog/whos-afraid-sharepoint-managed-metadata-service

 

April 04
SharePoint 2010 Business Intelligence - Dashboard Designer Fun, Part 43

OK, I also still have a bunch of SharePoint 2010 systems I use for BI development. Just fired up a new image where I wanted to integrate a bunch of SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) Reports into the nice, multitabbed Performance Point Dashboard.

Now the reports were built on the same server with SQL 2012, so I should be good to go, right? Wrong. As soon as Dashboard Designer tries to link to a new report, we get this error:

Figure 1 - "Dashboard Designer Requires Microsoft Report Viewer 2008"

Seriously? I already have Report Builder, and now I need 2008 Report Viewer for a SQL 2012 build? Yes. If SharePoint 2013 needs SQL2008R2 support for Performance Point, this shouldn't be a surprise. Follow the link and install. Easy peasy.

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