Hi All
I have been using DocAve for item/site/sub-site level backups for the last 2
years. I personally prefer DocAve over the native SPS backup tool. They also
have other SharePoint related products.
Check their site: http://www.avepoint.com/
Regards
Anand Reddy
From: AvePoint
Agreed.
I saw these guys at TechEd this year and was very impressed with the lower
level of backup/restore that they have been able to do. I have recommended
their product to a couple of clients for additional Backup/Restore over what
comes OOTB with MOSS.
Cheers,
David Prior
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Hi All
I have been using DocAve for item/site/sub-site level backups for the last 2
years. I personally prefer DocAve over the native SPS backup tool. They also
have other SharePoint related products.
Check their site: http://www.avepoint.com/
Regards
Anand Reddy
From: AvePoi
I personally found their product hard to configure, hard to use, and it
installs so much overhead (like apache web servers) that it is not funny!
*are we using this mailing list to promote 3rd party products?*
Ishai Sagi
Solution Architect
Information Management
MVP Microsoft Office SharePoint S
humm..thats weird..i will look into that when i get back to sydney
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Guys
In no way I am promoting this product. I am just sharing my experiences and
making people aware of the tools available. There are so many “wonderful” 3rd
party SharePoint tools which can ease your deployment.
For Ishai Sagi: It just took me less than 30 minutes to install/configure and
g
Feel free to promote, but I think this list should be reserved to Q&A about
sharepoint. if no one asked about backup, why start a thread?
About the complexity - you must have reviewed it for different purposes than
me. I know that their documentation on their site is (or rather - was. I didnt
ch
Just wondering how many people implemented a master site directory, and if
anyone wants to share any interesting ways they used to do that. I have a
friend overseas who is looking for options for a customer.
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Hi Ishai,
Maybe this is what you are after?
http://www.echotechnology.com/products/SiteListings/Pages/default.aspx
hth,
Aaron
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Built yes... implemented no.Sort of...
One requirement we have is to create a show sites "I" have access to. I
hit a stumbling block- permissions of the authenticated user don't allow
some of the site collection properties to be read. So while it works
perfectly for me as an administrator
Aaron,
that product is for sharepoint 2003 (atleast based on the video and
documentation available on the echo site).
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Also it is not a site directory solution
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Aaron,
that product is fo
thought it might be worth a look..
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Also it is not a site director
Hmmm, assuming a site directory is a treeview style view of all the site
collections/webs and document libraries on a web application, then we have
pretty much completed one to compliment one of our products. However, given the
comments about marketing this morning I cannot mention any details!
My guess would be he wants a centralized list of ALL sites on the
Farm, not just on one web applicatoin.
EG if you have three web applications defined, each with 10 sites, a
central list of all 30 of those sites.
The way we have done this sort of thing (but with a different purpose
in mind) was u
Bill - this is exactly the sort of answer my friend is looking for - thanks.
Does anyone else on the list want to share?
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