SharePoint 2010 and 2013 Auditing and Site Content Administration using PowerShell

Changing and Updating Content: Creating SharePoint Objects, Changing Objects

Using PowerShell with SharePoint

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Get started using PowerShell to inventory and update SharePoint.

This module introduces the SharePoint object model and some important terminology.

GUIDs

Sites vs. Webs

The SharePoint Object Hierarchy

Get a list of all Site Collections and their GUIDs

Get a list of all Webs in all Site Collections

Given a web’s URL get its parent web and web application

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Explore sites and webs using PowerShell.

Retrieve important properties of common SharePoint objects

This explores limiting impact on server memory usage and performance.

Memory Management and Disposing Objects

Limiting Impact on Production Servers

Exploring PowerShell’s use of system memory.

Testing the impact of scripts on server performance

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Recognize and manage the impact of PowerShell on a SharePoint server.

This module explores SharePoint using PowerShell from the Farm down to individual list items.

Getting Farm Information: version, services, services, features

Getting Web Application information

Exploring Site Collections: retrieve Site Collections, Site Collection Administrators, quotas

Working with the Recycle Bins: finding items, getting file counts and bytes, deleted sites

Exploring Webs: web templates, finding webs, finding webs based on template, Quick Launch and Top Link Bar navigation

Exploring Lists and Libraries: finding all lists, lists by type, lists by Content Type, columns/fields, document count by web or library

Exploring Content Types

Finding documents: by a word in the title, file type, content type, size, date age, checked out status, approval status and many more…

Deleting content

Downloading and uploading files

Explore the farm.

Inventory site collections.

Create a recycle bin report.

Finding all blog sites.

Find all picture libraries.

Find all PDF files over 5 MB.

Delete all videos in a site collection.

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Explorer, inventory and maintain SharePoint content using PowerShell.

This module covers the use of PowerShell to explore and document SharePoint permissions.

Users: find a user, get a list of all users, working with Active Directory groups

SharePoint groups: Get lists of groups, get the members of a group, find all groups a user belongs to, find the groups associated with a web

Expanding users lists that include Active Directory groups

Documenting Broken Inheritance / Unique Permissions: webs, lists, libraries, folders, items

Working with Role Assignments

Get a list of all users who have access to a Site Collection.

Get a list of all groups in a Site Collection.

Get a list of all groups a user belongs to.

List all users who may have access to a SharePoint securable.

Get a list of all securables with broken inheritance.

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Explore and document users and user permissions.

Explore and document SharePoint groups.

Explore and document broken inheritance.

This module explorers Site Collection and Web management from PowerShell.

Finding Inactive Webs

Creating and Deleting Site Collections

Getting Site Collection Data

Creating and Deleting Subsites

Working With SharePoint Designer Settings

Create a report for inactive sites.

Create a site collection and subsites.

Delete a site.

Delete a site collection.

Disable SharePoint Designer in all site collections.

After completing this module, students will be able to:

Manage SharePoint Site Collections and webs from PowerShell.