In this episode I talk about some issues upgrading SSRS to SQL 2012 sent in by a viewer. I also talk about some PowerShell to handle out Workflow history is maintained. I also cut through the crap on SharePoint 2013's Shredded Storage. I also give Host Headers a little love.

This morning's episode was recorded early so my European friends could join in at a reasonable hour and heckle. I told them how much fun I had at SharePoint Saturday New Hampshire and how they should go to SPS events too. Then I told them about how I screwed up last week talking about the Request Manager, but how Spence set me straight. Then I talked about my blog post on using PowerShell to make domains in Windows Server 2012. Finally I talk about some SQL things and some Codeplex projects that came out recently that I took a shine too.

In tonight's episode I expose the secret sauce I use to make users in Active Directory. I also talk about a new SharePoint 2013 feature, Request Management. The chatroom folks are their usual charming selves.

In tonight's episode I give the audience a stern talking to for not reminding me that comments were shut off on my blog. How dare they! I also announce the August 2012 CU's official coming out. Hopefully it treats us all well. Then I talk about some fun stuff that I found on the Internet, including why that noderunner process takes so darned much memory.

This netcast was supposed to be short. This netcast was supposed very quick. I covered a lot of material in Netcast 127 and I didn't think I had any left over for 128. I was wrong. I spend a lot of time talking about various PowerShell topics, as they pertain to SharePoint. Then I talk about one of the most confusing (and that's saying a lot) features of SharePoint 2013, SkyDrive Pro.

In this super-sized episode I talk about some upgrade fun I had. Then I go on and on and on about some fun SharePoint 2013 stuff I've been doing.

Tonight's episode covers a variety of very interesting topics, delivered in a marginally interesting fashion. I relay the sad tale of a SharePoint web application that was taken down by a bad user policy. I also give some cautionary advice when diddling with the User Profile Service. We also talk about a lot of SharePoint 2013 installation issues. I finish up with some good news about PDF files. Everyone loves PDF files.

This episode is a long one, I hope you're sitting in a comfortable chair. I tell tall tales of the fun times I had at SPTechCon, including a massive database. Then I dig into some chewy SharePoint 2013 topics. Finally I bore you all with an update on my self-published book, Free Advice. It's now available as a PDF! I know, I'm all excited too!

In tonight's episode we talk about a little thing called SharePoint 2013!!!

Tonight's episode is a light one. I do a lot of shameless self-promotion for my new ebook, "Free Advice" (see http://wwww.toddklindt.com/freeadvice for details) and then find some time for SharePoint content. I talk about the June 2012 CU for SharePoint 2010 and how it hasn't destroyed a farm or put a nail in my tires, yet... Then I talk about a new option for quickly scaling up SharePoint boxes. I finish up by talking a little about the WPC going on, and a security patch to keep your eye out for.