SharePoint creates 15+ databases during installation and configuration and it’s possible you want to know the size of each database without connecting to the database server or manually checking each size. You can easily get the size of each database using the...
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OneLinerGet SharePoint 2010 Managed paths with PowerShell
You created an environment with a couple of web applications that each have their own unique managed paths. With this PowerShell code you can view which managed paths you have used for each web application. You dont have to click trough SharePoint 2010 anymore. This...
Get SharePoint 2010 SMTP Server with PowerShell
Because we monitor a lot of SharePoint servers we dont want to click through central admin if we want to know if anything has changed. The SMTP server is also something that we want to see with our summary script. There are a couple of ways to get the SMTP Server...
