In this episode we talk about some SQL issues and a PowerShell tip of the week that concerns calculating database sizes.

In this week's episode I discuss some fun I had battling SharePoint search. I also revisit last week's PowerShell Tip O' The Week and give a new one.

In this week's episode I try to explain why I've been gone so long and I beg for your forgiveness. I also talk about the Developer Dashboard, and I introduce a new part of the netcast, the PowerShell tip of the week.

In this week's episode I talk about Kerberos, whether I know what I'm talking about or not. I also talk about configuring audiences and moving site collections with the SharePoint Admin Toolkit. I finish by talking about the most horrendous development experiences I've ever had.

In this episode I talk about what to consider to when determining the number application pools or web apps your SharePoint farm should have. I also discuss ways to configure an extranet with multiple domains. I also promote my upcoming book some more. You should preorder a copy. Or two.

In this week's netcast I go over some admin foibles I've had over the last couple of weeks and I talk about how cool the SPTechCon was.

In this week's episode I talk about SQL aliasas, web front end only installs, and removing GUIDs from the Central Admin. I also beg folks to come see me speak at SPTechCon.

In this week's episode I cover how KB973917 kills SharePoint, how to improve your PowerShell experience, and all the cool monitoring features that SharePoint 2010 brings to the table. Oh, and how SharePoint makes my cat sneeze.

In this, the last netcast of 2009, I cover a Windows Patch that kills SharePoint dead, the ULS Viewer, and Sean McDonough vs WebDAV, take one. See you in 2010.

In this week's show we cover all my excuses for my two week absense. Then I talk a bit about my trip to India. Then I finish up with some actual technical talk about a SQL Transaction log I had trouble getting under control, and how to use Remote Blob Store (RBS) with SharePoint 2010. As usual, the chatroom was unruly.