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Disable User filtering in SharePoint 2010

Remove Disabled User from People Picker As we know experience always better then theory but good combination is experience plus theory of relative experience. This combination enhances your knowledge. Today, we have a critical reporting issue from client that is “ Employee has left organization but Employee is still in People Picker” . This issue is related to User profile Synchronization. To overcome this issue we need to creating User profile Synchronization Exclusion Filters using the Active Directory Attribute ”userAccountControl”. Exclusion filter has an advantage of reducing the amount of “Junk” in the profile database and also decrease the time taken to perform synchronization. The userAccountControl attribute is used to store the account options for an AD user object. These options include the status of the account (e.g. disabled, or locked out). Each option is a property flag. These flags are cumulative and thus there is only ever one value for userAccou...

Error In Search Service Application

Error In Search Service Application- Error1 - Service is not able to connect with administrator component. Error2 - Default Crawling Account has not proper permissions like read permission. Error3 - Crawling Related errors. Error4- Stuck on starting. Error5- Search Service is  not started Common Step to Resolve 1-  Use power shell command to check status and stop and start. 2-  In Services.msc  start search service. 3-  Check Permission of your default crawler account. 4-  Reset Your Time Service 5-  Reset IIS 6-  App Pool Restart 7- Application Server Admin Service is enabled or not check by power shell command. Note- Search service application uses SQL server Native client to working with Database. This native client can be a cause for Admin Component disconnection with Database. you can find error by making UDL file and make a connection with your database with this UDL file. if UDL file is able to make connection with...