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Tool for broken links on a Sharepoint site
Hi!
I'm looking for a solution that helps me find broken links on a SharePoint site, is there a tool for this?
Couldn't see any on the app page and tried too find som answers online but didn't find anything:(
/Silvia
11 Replies
- karen_dredskeIron Contributor
LinkTek's LinkFixer Advanced will do this for you also. Their scanning tool is free to download and use to find broken links, but you have to get a license for it to fix them for you similar to the tools recommended by other people here. LinkFixer is nice because it will work with pretty much any kind of a file including CAD and Adobe files. It also works with re-organizing files whether they are in M365 or on a file share server. Their customer service was fantastic with the client I recommended them for.
LinkFixer Advanced: Data Migration Tool to Fix Broken File Links - farhanali890Copper Contributor
well done
- Turner637Copper Contributor
Looking to get an accurate answer from you if you get it right. As it is needed in my case such that I migrated content from Sharepoint to https://smartsimregistrationsph.ph/ but couldn't get any path. Looking forward to hear from you soon...
- MarinoValentinoCopper ContributorHi, I'm always use Replace Magic on my migration tasks https://www.replacemagic.com/ReplaceMagicUltimate.aspx
- VSTrathCopper ContributorLooks expensive!
- VSTrathCopper ContributorI'm also looking for this. All I've found is this: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/generate-a-web-site-map-329d4803-f99a-4332-a4db-7ac3fd0d97da which requires a Visio licence. Let me know if you find anything in-built. Seems like an obvious one!
- OMarRiveraCopper Contributor
We have SharePoint sites bound to the US for Primary and Secondary region. How do you know they are not storing any data they scan while checking for broken links? The company is based out of Germany. I can't use them.