Timer service in SharePoint server – timer service is commissioned with each server connected to the SharePoint farm, however, we might see that the timer service is not commissioned with some of the servers connected to the farm – this we can check by navigating to SharePoint Central Administration site -> Monitoring -> Review Job
SharePoint search not working – sometimes, while we troubleshoot the SharePoint on-premise search issue we might see that the full crawler for a given content source is being run successfully, however, if we wait for hours we will not find any items being crawled or the content source crawler log will not show any error.
SharePoint search crawl not working – sometimes, we might notice in the SharePoint on-premise server that the incremental and full crawl is not running automatically suddenly, even though the crawler was configured and scheduled. All of a sudden it stopped running automatically, however, it was running as per the schedule earlier. Now, if we try
In this provisioning SharePoint Search Service Application article, we will learn about how to re-provision the SharePoint search service application using the PowerShell script. Many times, we may be in need that needs to re-provision the search service application or any other service applications that got corrupted or not working anymore due to some technical
Start SharePoint Central Administration service using PowerShell – as we know SharePoint Central administration site is the heart of everything in SharePoint on-premise when it comes to managing the SharePoint farm, this site generally gets hosted in the application server and it runs by the “Central Administration ” service. This can be managed through the
Restore the timer service in SharePoint Server – as we know SharePoint timer job is commissioned in all servers connected to the SharePoint farm. If we go to the monitoring from the central administration site, there we could see due to some reasons for some of the servers, the timer job instances are not running
The “Remove-MsolServicePrincipalCredential : Access Denied” error – when we try to connect to and run the Connect-MsolService command in the Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell to connect to a Microsoft cloud service such as Office 365, Microsoft Azure, or Microsoft Intune, this will not be successful. And you might receive this error
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The ‘Get-MsolServicePrincipal’ is not recognized – when we run the ‘Get-MsolServicePrincipal’ command in Windows PowerShell console we will get the error “Get-MsolServicePrincipal : The term ‘Get-MsolServicePrincipal’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that
The product version job collection was modified enumeration operation may not execute – sometimes we may get this error from the SharePoint server that “Product Version Job: Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute ((Correlation=0b9de10e-4bb7-4010-ab62-e91d5375e0ac)”, and in the ULS log we will get the below entry: “at System.Collections.Generic.List`1.Enumerator.MoveNextRare() at Microsoft.SharePoint.Upgrade.SPUpgradeSession.NeedsUpgrade(Object o, Boolean bRecurse) at
Clear config cache in SharePoint – the config cache is a magical directory in the SharePoint server, why I said the magical directory is – for the many problems in SharePoint, the solution is clearing the config cache, mostly when the out of the timer job does not behave as expected or does not run
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