Powershell configure the SharePoint Environment (continued) and sharepoint Configuration

Powershell configure the SharePoint Environment (continued) and sharepoint Configuration

1. Assign permissions to users in User Profile Service Application:

$ AccountName = "contoso \ testuser"

$ ClaimType = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/2009/08/claims/userlogonname"

$ ClaimValue = $ accountName

$ Claim = New-Object Microsoft. sharePoint. administration. claims. SPClaim ($ claimType, $ claimValue, "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string", [Microsoft. sharePoint. administration. claims. SPOriginalIssuers]: Format ("Windows "))

$ Claim. ToEncodedString ()

$ Permission = [Microsoft. SharePoint. Administration. AccessControl. SPIisWebServiceApplicationRights] "FullControl"

$ SPAclAccessRule = [Type] "Microsoft. SharePoint. Administration. AccessControl. SPAclAccessRule ''1"

$ SpecificSPAclAccessRule = $ SPAclAccessRule. MakeGenericType ([Type] "Microsoft. SharePoint. Administration. AccessControl. SPIisWebServiceApplicationRights ")

$ Ctor = $ SpecificSPAclAccessRule. getConstructor (@ ([Type] "Microsoft. sharePoint. administration. claims. SPClaim ", [Type]" Microsoft. sharePoint. administration. accessControl. SPIisWebServiceApplicationRights "))

$ AccessRule = $ ctor. Invoke (@ ([Microsoft. SharePoint. Administration. Claims. SPClaim] $ claim, $ permission ))

$ Ups = Get-SPServiceApplication |? {$ _. TypeName-eq 'user Profile Service application '}

$ AccessControl = $ ups. GetAccessControl ()

$ AccessControl. AddAccessRule ($ accessRule)

$ Ups. SetAccessControl ($ accessControl)

$ Ups. Update ()

2. Start all Timer services in the SharePoint field:

$ SpFarm = Get-SPFarm

$ SpfTimerServcicesInstance = $ spFarm. TimerService. Instances

Foreach ($ spfTimerServiceInstance in $ spfTimerServcicesInstances)

{

Write-Host "Re-starting the instance" $ spfTimerServiceInstance. TypeName

$ SpfTimerServiceInstance. Stop ()

$ SpfTimerServiceInstance. Start ()

}

3. Back up solution in the SharePoint farm:

New-Item $ FolderPath \ $ FolderName-ItemType Directory-Force

Set-Location $ FolderPath \ $ FolderName

(Get-SPFarm ). solutions | % {$ Solutions = (Get-Location ). path + "\" + $ _. name; $ _. solutionFile. saveAs ($ Solutions )}

What does SharePointps1 do? in C #, you can call powershell to manage sharepoint2010.

Powershell is a new generation of Microsoft scripts. It can be understood as an alternative to CMD. All new Microsoft software versions, including Hyper-v, Exchange, and 2008R2 AD, can be managed through Powershell, of course, Sharepoint works.
In addition, Powershell actually comes from C #. Many classes are directly changed by C #, or even C.
Therefore, your goals can be achieved.

PS1 is the suffix of A powershell script. You can double-click it or run powershell *. PS1 in CMD to run the script.
However, because of permission control, you must first execute the following command to use the script. Otherwise, an error is reported.
Set-ExecutionPolicy unrestricted

The following is a sample code for C # To call a Powershell script. It is found online.

/*

* C # sample code for calling PowerShell

*

* System. Management. Automantion. dll must be referenced.

*/

Using System;

Using System. Collections. Generic;

Using System. Collections. ObjectModel;

Using System. Management. Automation;

Using System. Management. Automation. Runspaces;

Using System. Text;

Namespace ConsoleApplication

{

Class Program

{

Static void Main (string [] args)

{

String result = RunScript ("get-process ");

Console. Write (result );

Console. Read ();

}

/// <Summary>

/// Run the script information and return the Script output

/// </Summary>

/// <Param name = "scriptText"> script to be run </param>

/// <Returns> output of the script </returns>

Private static string RunScript (string scriptText)

{

// Create Powershell runspace

Runspace runspace = RunspaceFactory. CreateRunspace ();

// Open it

Runspace. Open ();

// Create a pipeline and feed it the script text

Pipeline pipeline = runspac... the remaining full text>

An error occurred while running the sharepoint product and Technical Configuration Wizard today.

Sharepoint 3.0 is wss 3.0.
Wss3.0 does not need to install javaspooint 2007 sp1. there should be a WSS SP1.
If you want to install sharepoint
Remove wss. Install sharepoint 2007 again.