I found it from http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointgeneral/thread/721bec39-2d32-4bbc-9094-a021a0d06dcb
0 - GLOBAL (SetupPath=global) - "Global template"
1 - STS - "windows SharePoint Services Site", "Team Site", "Blank Site", "Document Workspace"
2 - MPS - "Basic Meeting Workspace", "Blank Meeting Workspace", "Decision Meeting Workspace", "Social Meeting Workspace", "Multipage Meeting Workspace"
3 - CENTRALADMIN - "Central Admin Site"
4 - WIKI - "Wiki Site"
7 - BDR - "Document Center"
9 - BLOG - "Blog"
20 - SPS (OBSOLETE) - "SharePoint Portal Server Site"
21 - SPSPERS - "SharePoint Portal Server Personal Space"
22 - SPSMSITE - "Personalization Site"30 - SPSTOC (OBSOLETE) - "Contents area Template"
31 - SPSTOPIC (OBSOLETE) - "Topic area template"
32 - SPSNEWS (OBSOLETE) - "News area template"
33 - SPSNHOME (SubWebOnly) - "News Home template"
34 - SPSSITES - "Site Directory area template"
36 - SPSCOMMU (OBSOLETE) - "Community area template"
38 - SPSREPORTCENTER - "Report Center Site"
39 - CMSPUBLISHING (SetupPath=SiteTemplates\PUBLISHING) - "Publishing and Team Collaboration Site"
40 - OSRV (SetupPath=SiteTemplates\OSRV) - "Shared Services Administration Site"
47 - SPSPORTAL - "Corporate Intranet Site"
50 - SRCHCEN - "Search Center"
51 - PROFILES - "Profiles"
52 - BLANKINTERNETCONTAINER - "Internet Presence Web Site"
53 - BLANKINTERNET - "Publishing Site", "Press Releases Site", "Publishing Site"
54 - SPSMSITEHOST - "My Site Host"
90 - SRCHCENTERLITE (SetupPath=SiteTemplates\SRCHCENTERLITE) - "Search Center Lite"
6221 - PWA (SetupPath=SiteTemplates\PWA) - "Project Web Access Site"
6215 - PWS (SetupPath=SiteTemplates\PWS) - "Project Workspace"
14483 - OFFILE - "Records Repository", "Records Repository"
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Let's Talk about .. MOSS2007-Runtime Error without any details
Yesterday, I found a Runtime Error page instead of web site showing. A support engineer from Microsoft suggested me to modify web.config of my MOSS in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\wss\VirtualDirectories\[YOUR_PORT] as following
-in SafeMode tag, set Attribute CallStack="True"
-in customErrors, set Attribute Mode="Off"
I found that my web.config already be set like that. Then, he checked again and found that there are 2 locations of web.config since I have 2 Server: MOSS and DB which I also set both of them as Web Front End server (by installing MOSS to both of them). Thus, two web.config(s) had to be modified. Then, I could see what the error was.
-in SafeMode tag, set Attribute CallStack="True"
-in customErrors, set Attribute Mode="Off"
I found that my web.config already be set like that. Then, he checked again and found that there are 2 locations of web.config since I have 2 Server: MOSS and DB which I also set both of them as Web Front End server (by installing MOSS to both of them). Thus, two web.config(s) had to be modified. Then, I could see what the error was.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Let's Talk about .. MOSS2007-Back up SharePoint FULL with Scheduled Tasks
Yesterday, I was assigned to perform a back up schedule for MOSS.
The concept is full backing up for SharePoint and Site Collection backing up for each site collection.
P’Pop Wantit Tangrugsasut, senior system analyst from CS division, teached me about a concept and how to do it.
The instruction to back up Site Collection as Scheduled Task
-Create a shared folder name “ERP_MOSS_Backup”. It must be shared and added permission to write the files to the Admin account.
-Write a script at the Database server for creating folder.
[Batch file]
@ECHO OFF
FOR /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%I IN ('DATE /t') DO SET mydate=%%J%%K%%L
cd \
F:
cd "Moss_Backup"
mkdir "Moss_Backup_%mydate%"
-Save it at that Folder
-Set the Scheduled Task for the script by this instruction http://natttech.blogspot.com/2009/05/lets-talk-about-windows-server-2003.html
-Write a script to Back up MOSS (FULL)
[Batch file]
@ECHO OFF
FOR /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%I IN ('DATE /t') DO SET mydate=%%J%%K%%L
cd \
c:
cd "c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN\"
STSADM.exe -o backup -directory \\[SERVER_NAME]\[FOLDER_NAME]\Moss_Backup_%mydate% -backupmethod full
Where [SERVER_NAME] is your server name to put the backup files there
And [FOLDER_NAME] is your folder you wanna put the backup files
-Or Write a script to Back up Site Collection MOSS
[Batch file]
@ECHO OFF
FOR /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%I IN ('DATE /t') DO SET mydate=%%J%%K%%L
cd \
c:
cd "c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN\"
stsadm.exe -o backup -url http://[MOSSWebApp]/Sites/[SiteCollection_NAME] -filename "\\[SERVER_NAME]\[FOLDER_NAME]\Moss_Backup_%mydate%\[FILE_NAME].dat" –overwrite
Where [SERVER_NAME] is your server name to put the backup files there
And [FOLDER_NAME] is your folder you wanna put the backup files
And [FILE_NAME] is your backup file name
The concept is full backing up for SharePoint and Site Collection backing up for each site collection.
P’Pop Wantit Tangrugsasut, senior system analyst from CS division, teached me about a concept and how to do it.
The instruction to back up Site Collection as Scheduled Task
-Create a shared folder name “ERP_MOSS_Backup”. It must be shared and added permission to write the files to the Admin account.
-Write a script at the Database server for creating folder.
[Batch file]
@ECHO OFF
FOR /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%I IN ('DATE /t') DO SET mydate=%%J%%K%%L
cd \
F:
cd "Moss_Backup"
mkdir "Moss_Backup_%mydate%"
-Save it at that Folder
-Set the Scheduled Task for the script by this instruction http://natttech.blogspot.com/2009/05/lets-talk-about-windows-server-2003.html
-Write a script to Back up MOSS (FULL)
[Batch file]
@ECHO OFF
FOR /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%I IN ('DATE /t') DO SET mydate=%%J%%K%%L
cd \
c:
cd "c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN\"
STSADM.exe -o backup -directory \\[SERVER_NAME]\[FOLDER_NAME]\Moss_Backup_%mydate% -backupmethod full
Where [SERVER_NAME] is your server name to put the backup files there
And [FOLDER_NAME] is your folder you wanna put the backup files
-Or Write a script to Back up Site Collection MOSS
[Batch file]
@ECHO OFF
FOR /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%I IN ('DATE /t') DO SET mydate=%%J%%K%%L
cd \
c:
cd "c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\web server extensions\12\BIN\"
stsadm.exe -o backup -url http://[MOSSWebApp]/Sites/[SiteCollection_NAME] -filename "\\[SERVER_NAME]\[FOLDER_NAME]\Moss_Backup_%mydate%\[FILE_NAME].dat" –overwrite
Where [SERVER_NAME] is your server name to put the backup files there
And [FOLDER_NAME] is your folder you wanna put the backup files
And [FILE_NAME] is your backup file name
Let's Talk about .. Windows Server 2003-Scheduled Task
Today, P’Pop Wantit Tangrugsasut teached me about how to set the Scheduled Task in Windows Server.
The instruction to set Scheduled Task
-Go to Start->Control Panel->Scheduled Tasks
-Double Click at Add Scheduled Task
-Click Next button
-Click Browse
-Select your script file’s location
-Select Perform this task, for me, I chose Weekly
-Click Next button
-Set the Start time:, Every weeks, and Select the day(s)
-Click Next button
-Enter the user name and password
-Click Next button
-Click Finish button
-For best practice, enter your task again, and go to Settings tab.
-Set the Stop the task if it runs for XX hour(s) XX minute(s) as your suitable time.
The instruction to set Scheduled Task
-Go to Start->Control Panel->Scheduled Tasks
-Double Click at Add Scheduled Task-Click Next button
-Click Browse
-Select your script file’s location
-Select Perform this task, for me, I chose Weekly
-Click Next button
-Set the Start time:, Every weeks, and Select the day(s)
-Click Next button
-Enter the user name and password
-Click Next button
-Click Finish button
-For best practice, enter your task again, and go to Settings tab.
-Set the Stop the task if it runs for XX hour(s) XX minute(s) as your suitable time.
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