Here is a
quick tip that I use after having installed a SharePoint farm, in order to
check its configuration.
It’s a PowerShell script that runs all health analysis jobs immediately. Once the jobs are done, you can navigate to “Monitoring” and then “Review problems and solutions” to check if anything is wrong.
It’s a PowerShell script that runs all health analysis jobs immediately. Once the jobs are done, you can navigate to “Monitoring” and then “Review problems and solutions” to check if anything is wrong.
THE HEALTH ANALYSIS SCRIPT
Get-SPTimerJob | where
{$_.Title -like "Health Analysis *"}
$jobs = Get-SPTimerJob
| Where-Object {$_.Title -like "Health Analysis *"}
foreach ($job in $jobs)
{
$job.RunNow()
}
CHECK
HEALTH REPORTS
Once the
script has been run, navigate to the Central Administration of your SharePoint
Farm.
In the “Monitoring” Section, click on “Review problems and solutions” to display a list of all health reports compiled by the health analysis jobs.
In the “Monitoring” Section, click on “Review problems and solutions” to display a list of all health reports compiled by the health analysis jobs.
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