Create a link to a FileServer in SP
Hi all, I've a question for you, could you please tell me if it's possible to create a link between a SharePoint site and a FileServer? Let me explain: I use a SharePoint list to list all my projects. A Power Automate flow creates a new SP site for every new entry on the list When I click on the code of a project, it's a link to the new site my flow just created. I can store all my documents in this site EXCEPT my drawing files which are too big and impossible to work online on it. So I have an hybrid solution with plans and big files on a fileserver and communication / admin files on Teams/SP. What I want to do is to create a link between the 2 solutions. So I can have an URL on my Server folder to redirect to the SP site. But is it possible to create a kind of link on the SP site to open the file File Explorer on my mapped folder (\\ServerName\Projects\ProjectCode)? Is it possible to create something like that? Thank you in advance for your help,
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Hello #Geeks, I'm not new to SharePoint but didn't get a chance to explore more on SharePoint and related stuff. Every time I think about SharePoint but also suffering from a pain that I know only a few concepts of SharePoint. I'm familiar with different terms used in SharePoint but don't have hands-on. I want to be good in SharePoint. So,could anyone suggest me that how can I learn different advanced topics in Sharepoint like REST,Hosted Add-in ,Remote Event Receiver,VS Workflows,Search,Client-Side Development and many other things that I didn't mention here? I'll be thankful for All . Thanks!
Benefits of having a hybrid SharePoint between (SharePoint online & SharePoint onpremises)
I am working on a new project where the customer has E5 licenses. So, they have 3 options for using SharePoint: - Online only On-premises Hybrid This is the first time the customer will be using SharePoint, and we need to build this basic setup for phase one: - Home site for all users, to access Company-wide News/Announcements & company-wide Templates/Documents. The home site will have links to each department site. Each department site will have its own News/Announcement and Templates/Documents. We will start by 3 departments: HR, IT & Finance. We need to decide if we should go with SharePoint Online only, on-premises only or build a hybrid environment? I am suggesting these Points/Approach:- Since we need a basic setup and there are not any compliance requirements to use on-premises, we can do all the above inside SharePoint Online. in the future if certain departments have specific compliance requirements, we can set up the SharePoint subscription server edition and build a hybrid environment with the available online Can anyone advice on which approach to follow? and does my suggested approach makes sense? Thanks
SharePoint Hybrid Content Types not syncing
So, Microsoft documentation regarding the configuration and management of hybrid content types (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/hybrid/plan-hybrid-sharepoint-taxonomy-and-hybrid-content-types, and https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/hybrid/configure-hybrid-sharepoint-taxonomy-and-hybrid-content-types) is limited to say the least. Despite a fair amount of troubleshooting with authentication we appear to have a correct configuration. However no online content types are synced to on-prem. Setup 1. Created a local content type in SP on-prem (Subscription edition). 2. Ran the PowerShell script to replicate the on-prem content type to online: $credential = Get-Credential Copy-SPContentTypes -LocalSiteUrl https://spserver/sites/contenttypehub -LocalTermStoreName "Managed Metadata Service" -RemoteSiteUrl https://domain.sharepoint.com/ -ContentTypeNames @("ContentType") -Credential $credential NOTE 1: the required credential in this command is an Azure account with at least SharePoint Admin role. NOTE 2: the command sends legacy authentication so the Azure account used MUST NOT HAVE MFA enabled. You may also need to ensure that the account authentication is not blocked by a Conditional Access rule, otherwise you get the misleading error "Copy-SPContentTypes : The sign-in name or password does not match one in the Microsoft account system." 3. Ran the hybrid wizard to configure Taxonomy and Content Type Synchronisation. All of the above was completed successfully. - The on-prem content type was replicated to online. - The hybrid wizard ran with no errors. - The server timer job "Content Type Replication" runs on schedule or manually with no errors. Problem No online content types are synced to on-prem. -- There is no documentation regarding how the ongoing timer job synchronisation works, i.e. which account and authentication it uses, which URL's or ports it communicates on, whether it initiates a push from the cloud or pull from on-prem...unable to open Excel file from Sharepoint
"Hello, I am experiencing issues with certain users unable to open files from SharePoint in Excel desktop, although they can do so in the browser. Accessing files from local drives or OneDrive is functioning correctly. This problem is affecting multiple SharePoint instances and arose after the MS365 update. The error message 'You can't open this file' appears. Can anyone assist me in resolving this issue? Thank you
