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How to Configure the Global Search Center Url for SharePoint 2013 using PowerShell
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6 months ago
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Steve Peschka
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I had this question come up today and it was a little bit of work to track down so I thought I would share here. In SharePoint 2013 the Search Service Application has something called a Global Search Center Url. In the absence of any other configuration...
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Where Did My OWA ULS Logs Go In SharePoint 2013
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7 months ago
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Steve Peschka
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One of the neat features about SharePoint 2013 is that Office Web Apps has been split off into it's "own product" so it doesn't have to be installed on a SharePoint server anymore. There are lots of reasons to do that, like being able to maintain a separate...
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