SharePoint Content Management Interoperability Standard (CMIS)

Content Management Interoperability Standard

The above article describes the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) connector for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010, which enables SharePoint users to interact with content that is stored in any repository that has implemented the CMIS standard. The connector also makes SharePoint Server 2010 content available to any application that has implemented the CMIS standard.

The CMIS connector is available as part of the SharePoint 2010 Administration Toolkit.

SharePoint 2010 Administration Toolkit (SharePoint Server 2010).

I have found comment that this is incorporating with SharePoint Server 2007. I do not have the time to research this further but include links to an MSDN article and the MOSS 2007 Administration Toolkit.

Integrating External Document Repositories with SharePoint Server 2007

SharePoint 2007 Administration Toolkit

SharePoint 2007 Database Maintenance

Here are a series of useful TechNet articles on  Database maintenance for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 MOSS

Add, split, and merge content databases

Database maintenance (Office SharePoint Server 2007)
Database maintenance for Office SharePoint Server 2007 (white paper)
Planning and Monitoring SQL Server Storage for Office SharePoint Server: Performance Recommendations and Best Practices (white paper)
Move content databases (Office SharePoint Server 2007)
Move all databases (Office SharePoint Server 2007)

SharePoint 2007 split a content database

I want to be able to split the content database in SharePoint (MOSS) for backup purposes much the same as you can do with Exchange data stores.

I was aware of file share/backup bloat that was caused by several of my clients dumping the contents of their digital cameras to their servers while preparing quotes etc.

Here is a link to a TechNet Article explaining how to split a content database.

Move site collections to a new database (split a content database) (Office SharePoint Server 2007)

It is part of the larger:

Add, split, and merge content databases

25+ SharePoint Bloggers to Follow

25+ SharePoint Bloggers to Follow

SharePoint 2007 and Exchange 2007 Integration with Active Directory Rights Management Services

We have these wonderful collaboration systems in SharePoint and Exchange but how do you secure content to prevent inappropriate dissemination or theft?

You may want “eyes only” for someone to view and possibly comment but not be able to print or cut and paste contents. I want to do this in SharePoint Libraries and Exchange emails.

I have found this interesting webcast and some links explaining AD RMS.

TechNet Webcast- SharePoint Server 2007 and Exchange Server 2007 Integration with Active Directory (Level 400)

Presenter: Cristian Mora

TechNet Magazine: Inside SharePoint Security and Compliance with AD RMS

 

Active Directory RMS Rights Management Services

AD RMS Overview

Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) Step-by-Step

Active Directory Rights Management Services Overview

AD RMS and Active Directory Objects

SharePoint Visual Studio

TechNet: SharePoint & Visual Studio Events and Webcasts

SharePoint Designer 2007 Webcasts

TechNet: SharePoint Designer 2007 Webcasts

MOSS SharePoint 2007 Webcasts & Events

TechNet Webcasts & Events: SharePoint 2007

MOSS Microsoft Office SharePoint Server

TechNet Webcasts & Events: MOSS