Upgrade from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2016

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How to Upload Files to SharePoint 2013 with PowerShell

Every once in a while I get to add a little flair to a project I’m working on. Recently I was working on a couple of projects that intersected, sort of. First, I’ve been writing some scripts to automate some processes we have. These scripts do some pretty good logging to the file system in case there are problems. The average person would have stopped there, but not me. I wanted to take it a step farther. I added a bit where the script uploads the log files to a SharePoint document library. This makes them easier to get to for support personnel, and it makes it easier to search through them for specific issues. SharePoint saves the day again.

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PowerShell Tool to Enumerate the Content Type Usage in SharePoint 2010 (Via Ingo Karstein)

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“A customer of mine has the problem that he wants to remove a Web Content Type but SharePoint says the content type is still in use.

Therefore I created a tool for enumerating all web and list content types of all sites.

The following script scans the SharePoint farm and creates a Windows form with a Tree view like this:”

For complete post, visit Ingo’s Blog here.

SharePoint PowerShell Timer Jobs: Run PowerShell scripts in SharePoint Timer Service context.(Via ikarstein)

Extract from the original post “I’ve created a new project that combines my two primary technical passions: SharePoint 2010 and PowerShell.

The project “SharePoint PowerShell Timer Jobs” lets you create, modify and delete SharePoint timer jobs that run PowerShell scripts in the context of the SharePoint Timer Service!

It’s on Codeplex – including source code:

• http://sppowershelltimerjob.codeplex.com.
• It’s "BETA" at the moment – version 0.1.0.0.

I hope you will love it! (If so please let me know!) – Please feel free to extend the project. If you do so please share your extensions with the community!!!

PowerShell Timer Jobs could be very useful. I’ll use it for “SharePoint Warmup”. Therefore I create a PowerShell script some months ago. This I will port to a PowerShell Timer Job and post it on my blog…”

Visit Ikarstein’s blog for more details.

Setting the Portal Site Connection with PowerShell in SharePoint 2010 (Via Todd O. Klindt )

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“When I do SharePoint admin talks I also preach the value of scaling by site collections instead of webs. This provides numerous benefits like permissions boundaries, scalability, and quotas. One of the first pushbacks I get on this is navigation. Navigation is also bounded at the site collection level, so each site collection has different navigation, which makes it difficult for end users to get out of the site collection to other SharePoint content. Discoverability is an issue.”
For complete article please visit Todd’s blog here.