Repair other issues in Windows SharePoint Services

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Updated: August 5, 2010

Applies To: Windows SBS 2008

Problem   Windows SharePoint Services is still not working after you finish the procedures in the following topics:

  1. Repair the Windows SharePoint Services Domain Name System

  2. Repair user access to the internal Web site

  3. Repair user access to Windows SharePoint Services

  4. Repair the Windows SharePoint Services database

Solution   Perform the following procedures:

  1. Back up the existing data on your server.

  2. Back up the Windows Internal Database files.

  3. Clean up the existing settings.

  4. Create a SharePoint Web application and site collection.

  5. Import the backup data into the newly created site.

  6. Recreate the original internal Web site environment.

  7. Reinstall the Windows Internal Database.

To back up the existing data on your server

  1. Click Start, in Start Search type cmd, in Programs right-click cmd, and then click Run as administrator.

  2. Type CD C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\BIN, and then press ENTER.

  3. Type stsadm -o export -url https://companyweb -filename companyweb.bak –includeusersecurity, and then press ENTER.

Note

This command exports the data by backing it up to companyweb.bak. In order for the command to work, your internal Web site must be functioning. If this step fails, verify that the Internet Information Services (IIS) and Domain Name System (DNS) settings are repaired. For more information about how to repair IIS and DNS, see Repair the Windows SharePoint Services Domain Name System.

  1. Do not exit the Command Prompt window. Proceed to the following procedures to clean up the settings.

To back up the Windows Internal Database files

  1. Click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then click Services.

  2. On the User Account Control page, click Continue.

  3. Click Windows Internal Database (MICROSOFT##SSEE), and then click Stop.

  4. Back up the following files or folders by copying them to your hard drive or to an external data storage device, such as a USB flash drive.

Note

The asterisks (*) in this list denote a randomly generated string, and C is the drive where you installed Windows SBS 2008. 

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\SharePoint\_AdminContent\_\*.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\SharePoint\_AdminContent\_\*\_log.LDF

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\SharePoint\_Config\_\*.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\SharePoint\_Config\_\*\_log.LDF

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\ShareWebDb.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\ShareWebDb\_log.LDF

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\WSS\_Content.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\WSS\_Content\_log.LDF

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\WSS\_Search\_WIN-\*.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\WSS\_Search\_WIN-\*.LDF

  - *C*:\\WSUS\\SUSDB\\UpdateServicesDbFiles\\SUSDB.mdf

  - *C*:\\WSUS\\SUSDB\\UpdateServicesDbFiles\\SUSDB\_log.ldf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\SchemaSig\\WSUSSignDb.cer

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\SchemaSig\\WSUSSignDb.dll
  1. In Services, click Windows Internal Database (MICROSOFT##SSEE), and then click Start.

To clean up the existing settings

  1. Click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then click SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration.

  2. On the User Account Control page, click Continue.

  3. Click Application Management.

  4. In SharePoint Web Application Management, click Delete Web application.

  5. On the Delete Web Application page, in Delete content databases, click Yes.

  6. In Delete IIS Web sites, click Yes.

  7. Click Delete.

  8. Do not close the SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration tool.

To create a SharePoint Web application and site collection

  1. Click Start, in Start Search type regedit, and then press ENTER.

  2. On the User Account Control page, click Continue.

  3. In Registry Editor, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\windows nt\currentversion\WindowsServerBackup\Application Support\{c2f52614-5e53-4858-a589-38eeb25c6184}.

  4. Double-click Application Identifier, and then, in Value data, type SharePoint Web Application.

  5. Click OK.

  6. Double-click UseSameVssContext, and then, in Value data, type 1.

  7. Click OK.

  8. In the SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration tool, click Application Management, and then, in SharePoint Web Application Management, click Create or extend Web application.

  9. Click Create a new Web application.

  10. In IIS Web Site, enter the following settings:

    1. Click Create a new IIS web site, and then in Description, type SBS SharePoint.

    2. In Port, type 987.

    3. In Host Header, type sites.

    4. In Path, type C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Bin\webapp\InternalWebSite.

  11. In Security Configuration, click the following settings:

    1. For Authentication provider, click NTLM.

    2. For Allow Anonymous, click No.

    3. For Use SSL, click Yes.

  12. For Load Balanced URL, verify that the settings are as follows:

    1. In URL, the setting should be https://sites:987. If this is the setting, do not modify it. If it is not, clear the field, and then type https://sites:987.

    2. In Zone, the setting should be Default.

  13. In Application pool, enter the following settings:

    1. Click Create new application pool, and then, in Application pool name, type SBS Sharepoint AppPool.

    2. In Select a security account for this application pool, click Predefined, and then click Network Service.

  14. In Database Name and Authentication verify the following:

    1. Do not change Database Server or Database Name.

    2. In Database Authentication, click Windows authentication (recommended).

  15. In Search Server, in Select Windows SharePoint Services search server, click the server in the drop-down list, and then click OK.

    A page is displayed that says “Operation in Progress.” This may take several minutes. When the process is completed, an “Application Created” page is displayed.

  16. Click the Application Management tab, and then click Operations.

  17. In Global Configuration, click Alternate access mappings, and then click Add Internal URLs.

  18. Set the following:

    1. In Alternate Access Mapping Collection, click https://sites:987.

    2. In URL protocol, host and port, type https://companyweb.

    3. In Zone, click Intranet.

  19. Click Save.

  20. Click Application management, and then, in SharePoint Site Management, click Create site collection.

  21. Enter the following settings:

    1. In Title, type Companyweb.

    2. In Description, type Internal Web site.

    3. In Template Selection, click Team Site.

    4. In Primary site collection administrator, type the user account name of a domain administrator.

    5. Optional: Type the name of a secondary administrator.

  22. Click OK.

  23. Set the binding information by doing the following:

    1. Click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

    2. On the User Account Control page, click Continue.

    3. In Connections, expand the server tree, and then click Sites.

    4. Click SBS SharePoint, and then, in Actions, click Bindings.

    5. On the Site Bindings dialog, click Add.

    6. In the Edit Site Binding dialog, enter the following settings:

      1. In Type, click http.

      2. In IP address, click All Unassigned.

      3. In Port, type 80.

      4. In Host name, type Companyweb.

      5. Click OK, and then click Close.

  24. Set the Web site connection limit by doing the following:

    1. In Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager, click SBS SharePoint, and then, in Manage Web Site, click Advanced Settings.

    2. Expand Connection Limits, and then, in Maximum Concurrent Connections, type 500.

    3. Click OK.

    4. Close Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

  25. Add https://computername and https://companyweb to the local intranet zone by doing the following:

    1. Click Start, and then click Internet Explorer.

    2. Click Tools, and then click Internet Options. The Internet Options dialog box appears.

    3. Click Security, click Local Internet, and then click Sites.

    4. In Add this website to the zone, type https://<ComputerName>, where <ComputerName> is the hostname of the server, and then click Add.

    5. Type https://companyweb, and then click Add.

To import the backup data into the newly created site

  1. Reopen the Command Prompt window that you used in the procedure, “To back up the existing data on your server”.

  2. At the command prompt, type “stsadm -o import -url https://companyweb -filename Companyweb.bak -includeusersecurity”, and then press ENTER.

  3. Close the Command Prompt window.

To recreate the original internal Web site environment

  1. Create groups and assign the appropriate rights, by doing the following:

    1. Click Start, click Internet Explorer, and then browse to https://companyweb.

    2. Click Site Actions, and then click Site Settings.

    3. In Users and Permissions, click Advanced Permissions.

    4. Click Companyweb Members.

    5. In Edit Permissions, click Design – Can view, add, update, delete, approve, and customize, and then clear the Contribute check box.

    6. Click OK to apply the settings.

    7. On the Advanced Permissions page, click New, and then click Add Users.

    8. Set the following:

      1. In Users/Groups, type <Domain Name>\Windows SBS SharePoint_MembersGroup, where <Domain Name> is the name of the domain for your server that is running Windows SBS 2008.

      2. In Give Permission, click Add users to SharePoint group, and then click Companyweb Members [Design].

      3. If you want to send the users in your network an e-mail message welcoming them to the network, click Send welcome e-mail to the new users, and then type the Subject and the Personal Message.

    9. Click OK to apply the settings.

  2. In the Advanced Permissions page, click New, and then click Add Users.

  3. Set the following:

    1. In Users/Groups, type Windows SBS SharePoint_OwnersGroup.

    2. In Give Permission, click Add users to SharePoint group, and then click Companyweb Owners [Full Control].

    3. If you want to send the users in your network an e-mail message welcoming them to the network, click Send welcome e-mail to the new users, and then type the Subject and the Personal Message.

  4. Click OK to apply the settings.

  5. In the Advanced Permissions page, click New, and then click Add Users.

  6. Set the following:

    1. In Users/Groups, type Windows SBS SharePoint_VisitorsGroup.

    2. In Give Permission, click Add users to SharePoint group, and then click Companyweb Visitors [Read].

    3. If you want to send the users in your network an e-mail message welcoming them to the network, click Send welcome e-mail to the new users, and then type the Subject and the Personal Message.

  7. Click OK to apply the settings.

  8. Click Site Actions, and then click Site Settings.

  9. In Site Administration, click Sites and workspaces.

  10. On the Sites and Workspaces page, click Site Creation Permissions.

  11. Select Design, and then click OK.

  12. In the Windows SBS Console, verify that the domain administrators are listed in the Windows SBS SharePoint_OwnersGroup, and that the domain users are listed in the Windows SharePoint_MembersGroup, by doing the following:

    1. Open the Windows SBS 2008 Console.

    2. Click Users and Groups, and then click Groups.

    3. Click the group that you want to check, and then, in the tasks pane, click Edit group properties.

    4. Verify that the domain administrators are listed in the Windows SBS SharePoint_OwnersGroup and that the domain users are listed in the Windows SharePoint_MembersGroup.

  13. Upload the customized master page to add the client timeout feature, by doing the following:

    1. On the home page of the internal Web site, click Site Actions, and then click Site Settings.

    2. In Galleries, click Master pages.

    3. Click Upload.

    4. In Name, browse to C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\data\default.master.

    5. Click OK, and then click OK again.

  14. Optional: Create the Picture Library.

    1. On the home page of the internal Web site, click Site Actions, and then click Create.

    2. In Libraries, click Picture Library.

    3. In Name, type Pictures.

    4. In Description, type a description.

    5. In Navigation, click Yes for Display this picture library on the Quick Launch?.

    6. In Incoming E-mail, click No for Allow this picture library to receive e-mail?

    7. In Picture Version History, click No for Create a version each time you edit a file in this picture library?

    8. Click Create.

    9. Open Pictures, click New, and then click New Folder.

    10. Type Photos, and then click OK.

  15. Optional: Upload the Windows SBS 2008 logo to the library by doing the following:

    1. Navigate to the Photos folder, and then click Upload.

    2. Browse to C:\Program Files\Windows Small Business Server\Data\sbs_logo.png, and then click Upload.

    3. Type the information that you want, and then click OK.

    4. Optional: Set the site image to the Windows SBS 2008 logo by doing the following:

      1. In Microsoft Internet Explorer, browse to https://companyweb.

      2. Click Site Actions, and then click Edit page.

      3. In Site Image, click edit, and then click Modify Shared Web Part.

      4. In Image Link, type /Pictures/Photos/SBS_Logo.png, and then click OK.

      5. Click Exit Edit Mode.

  16. Verify and create the Fax folders by doing the following:

Note

This step is required only if you are planning to install or you already installed the Fax service. 

1.  On the home page of the internal Web site, click **Site Actions**, and then click **Create**.

2.  In **Libraries**, click **Document Library**.

3.  In **Name**, type **Fax Center**.

4.  In **Description**, type a description, and then click **OK**.

5.  On the home page of the internal Web site, click **Fax Center**, click **Settings**, and then click **Document Library Settings**.

6.  In **Columns**, click **Create Column**, and then create the following columns:
Type Click

Name of sender

Single line of text

Caller ID

Single line of text

Time received

Date and Time

Pages

Number

 
7.  Click **OK**.

8.  In **Views**, click **All Documents**. The **Edit View: Fax Center** page is displayed.

9.  In **Columns**, select the following columns, and sort with **Position from left**:

    1.  **Type (icon linked to document)**

    2.  **Name (linked to document with edit menu)**

    3.  **Name of sender**

    4.  **Caller ID**

    5.  **Time received**

    6.  **Pages**

10. Click **OK**.

11. On the **Fax Center** page, click **New**, and then click **New Folder**.

12. Create the following folders:

      - Cover pages

      - Incoming faxes

      - Saved faxes

      - Sent faxes


13. Click **Start**, in **Start Search**, type **regedit**, and then press ENTER.

14. In Registry Editor, navigate to HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE\\Software\\Microsoft\\SmallBusinessServer\\InternalWebsite.

15. Right-click **InternalWebSite**, click **New**, and then click **String Value**.

16. Set the following values:

Note

The names in the following list are the values that you typed in previous steps. If you changed the names in any previous step, type the names in the table as you typed them previously.

Value Name Value Data

FaxCenterName

Fax Center

FaxCenterSenderNameFieldName

Name of sender

FaxCenterCallerIdFieldName

Caller ID

FaxCenterTimeReceivedFieldName

Time received

FaxCenterPagesFieldName

Pages

FaxCenterCoverPagesFolderName

Cover pages

FaxCenterIncomingFaxesFolderName

Incoming faxes

FaxCenterSavedFaxesFolderName

Saved faxes

FaxCenterSentFaxesFolderName

Sent faxes

 
17. Close Registry Editor.

  1. Optional: Add the Client Help link by doing the following:

    1. On the home page of the internal Web site, click View All Site Content.

    2. Click Links, and then click New.

    3. Type the following information:

      1. In Web address, type https://Sites/webhelp/webhelp.html.

      2. In Description, type Windows Small Business Server 2008 Client Computer Help.

    4. Click OK.

  2. Optional: Create the “Welcome to your internal Web site” announcement by doing the following:

    1. Click Start, click All Programs, click Internet Explorer, and then, in the Internet Explorer Address bar, type https://companyweb.

    2. On the home page, click Announcements, click New, and then click New Item.

    3. On the Announcements: New Item page, for the title, type: Welcome to your internal Web site, and then, for the body text, type: Windows Small Business Server provides your organization with this internal Web site. You can use your internal Web site to share documents, pictures, and other information with co-workers. You can also use features that enable e-mail and fax. For more information, click Windows Small Business Server 2008 Client Computer Help.

  3. Optional: Create the “Install the security certificate for the server on your remote computer” announcement by doing the following:

    1. Click Start, click All Programs, click Internet Explorer, and then, in the Internet Explorer Address bar, type https://companyweb.

    2. On the home page, click Announcements, click New, and then click New Item.

    3. On the Announcements: New Item page, for the announcement title, type: Install the server's security certificate on your remote computer. For the body, type: You can configure remote computers to trust the server that is running Windows Small Business Server 2008 by installing the security certificate for the server. This enables your Internet browser to connect to Remote Web Workplace without security warnings. To install the security certificate for the server on your remote computer, do the following:

      Add the following procedure to the body of the announcement.

      1. From a computer that is in the Windows SBS network, open an Internet browser, and then type the following address into the Address bar: \\<ServerName>\public\downloads., where <ServerName> is the name of your server.

      2. Copy the file Install Certificate Package.zip to portable storage media, such as a floppy disk or a USB flash drive.

      3. Insert the floppy disk or USB flash drive into the computer that is not joined to the Windows SBS domain and from which you want to access Remote Web Workplace.

      4. In Windows Explorer, navigate to where you copied Install Certificate Package.zip, right-click Install Certificate Package.zip, and then click Extract All.

      5. Open the folder where the extracted files are located, and then double-click InstallCertificate.

      6. Select Install the certificate on my computer, and then click Install.

      7. Browse to the Remote Web Workplace Web site.

Note

Download the certificate installer package only from a computer that is directly connected to your organization's network. Do not download this package over the Internet.

  1. Mark the setup as successful by doing the following:

    1. Click Start, in Start Search, type regedit, and then press ENTER.

    2. In Registry Editor, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\SmallBusinessServer\Components.

    3. Double-click CompanyWeb, change Value Data to 1, and then click OK.

  2. The problem should be resolved. But if the data is corrupted and is not repairable, repeat the following procedures:

    1. Clean up the existing settings

    2. Create a SharePoint Web application and site collection

    3. Recreate the original internal Web site environment

Reinstall the Windows Internal Database

Important

Verify that you have a known working backup that contains the following files. If you do not have a known working backup, follow the steps in the section “To back up the Windows Internal Database files,” earlier in this topic.

Note

The asterisks (*) in this list denote a randomly generated string, and C is the drive where you installed Windows SBS 2008. 

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\SharePoint\_AdminContent\_\*.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\SharePoint\_AdminContent\_\*\_log.LDF

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\SharePoint\_Config\_\*.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\SharePoint\_Config\_\*\_log.LDF

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\ShareWebDb.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\ShareWebDb\_log.LDF

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\WSS\_Content.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\WSS\_Content\_log.LDF

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\WSS\_Search\_WIN-\*.mdf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\Data\\WSS\_Search\_WIN-\*.LDF

  - *C*:\\WSUS\\SUSDB\\UpdateServicesDbFiles\\SUSDB.mdf

  - *C*:\\WSUS\\SUSDB\\UpdateServicesDbFiles\\SUSDB\_log.ldf

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\SchemaSig\\WSUSSignDb.cer

  - *C*:\\Windows\\SYSMSI\\SSEE\\MSSQL.2005\\MSSQL\\SchemaSig\\WSUSSignDb.dll

  1. Remove the Windows Internal Database by doing the following:

    1. Open Server Manager: Click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then click Server Manager.

    2. On the User Account Control page, click Continue.

    3. Click Features, and then click Remove Features.

    4. Clear the Windows Internal Database check box, and then click Next.

    5. Click Remove.

    6. Rename C:\Windows\SYSMSI\SSEE to C:\Windows\SYSMSI\SSEE.OLD.

    7. Click Close.

  2. Install the Windows Internal Database.

    1. In Server Manager, click Features, and then click Add Features.

    2. Select Windows Internal Database, and then, in the Do you want to install Windows Internal Database by itself? dialog, click Yes.

    3. Click Next, and then click Install.

  3. Mount the old databases by doing the following:

    1. Copy the backups of the following files, where <Backup Path> is the location of the backup, to C:\Windows\SYSMSI\SSEE\MSSQL.2005\MSSQL\Data\:

      • <Backup Path>\SharePoint_AdminContent_*.mdf

      • <Backup Path>\SharePoint_AdminContent_*_log.LDF

      • <Backup Path>\SharePoint_Config_*.mdf

      • <Backup Path>\SharePoint_Config_*_log.LDF

      • <Backup Path>\ShareWebDb.mdf

      • <Backup Path>\ShareWebDb_log.LDF

      • <Backup Path>\WSS_Content.mdf

      • <Backup Path>\WSS_Content_log.LDF

      • <Backup Path>\WSS_Search_WIN-*.mdf

      • <Backup Path>\WSS_Search_WIN-*.LDF

    2. Copy the backups of the following files, where <Backup Path> is the location of the backup, to C:\WSUS\SUSDB\UpdateServicesDbFiles:

      • <Backup Path>\UpdateServicesDbFiles\SUSDB.mdf

      • <Backup Path>\UpdateServicesDbFiles\SUSDB_log.ldf

    3. Copy the backups of the following files, where <Backup Path> is the location of the backup, to C:\Windows\SYSMSI\SSEE\MSSQL.2005\MSSQL\SchemaSig:

      • <Backup Path>\SchemaSig\WSUSSignDb.cer

      • <Backup Path>\SchemaSig\WSUSSignDb.dll

    4. Start the Windows Internal Database Service and set it to Automatic by doing the following:

      1. Click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then click Server Manager.

      2. On the User Account Control page, click Continue.

      3. In the console tree for Server Manager, expand Configuration, and then click Services.

      4. In the Services list, right-click Windows Internal Database (MICROSOFT##SSEE), and then click Properties.

      5. Change the Startup type to Automatic, and then click OK.

      6. In Services, click Windows Internal Database (MICROSOFT##SSEE), and then click Start.

      7. Close Server Manager.

    5. Click Start, click All Programs, and then click Microsoft SQL Server 2005.

    6. Right-click SQL Server Management Studio Express, and then click Run as administrator.

    7. On the User Account Control page, click Continue.

    8. In the Connect to Server dialog box, set the following:

      1. In Server type, click Database Engine.

      2. In Server name, type \\.\pipe\MSSQL$MICROSOFT##SSEE\sql\query.

      3. In Authentication, click Windows Authentication.

      4. Click Connect.

    9. Expand Security, right-click Logins, and then click New Login.

    10. For the login name, type NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE, select Windows authentication, and then click OK.

    11. Repeat Steps 4i-4j for the following users:

      • DOMAIN-NAME\MACHINENAME-NAME$, where DOMAIN-NAME is the network domain name of the server that is running Windows SBS 2008, and MACHINE-NAME is the actual machine name.

      • DOMAIN-NAME\WSUS Administrators, where DOMAIN-NAME is the network domain name of the server that is running Windows SBS 2008.

      • NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE

    12. Expand Databases, right-click Databases, and then click Attach.

    13. Click Add, click C:\Windows\SYSMSI\SSEE\MSSQL.2005\MSSQL\Data\SharePoint_AdminContent_*.mdf, and then click OK.

    14. Verify that the Data and the Log files appear with the correct Database Name and File Paths, and then click OK.

    15. Repeat Steps 4m-4n to add the following databases:

      • SharePoint_Config_*.mdf

      • ShareWebDb.mdf

      • WSS_Content.mdf

      • WSS_Search_*.mdf

      • C:\WSUS\SUSDB\UpdateServicesDbFiles\SUSDB.mdf

    16. Open an elevated command prompt, type IISRESET /NOFORCE, and then press ENTER.

    17. Verify that Windows SharePoint Services and Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) are working, by doing the following:

      • Verify that you can access Windows SharePoint Services and WSUS.

      • Verify that you can download and upload files in Windows SharePoint Services.

      • Verify that the user interface and links are working.

      • Verify that the Internet Address Management Wizard and related Web sites are working.

If you install Update Rollup 4 for Windows SBS 2008 and then run the Internet Address Management Wizard, you must configure additional settings for Windows SharePoint Services.

To configure additional settings for Windows SharePoint Services

  1. Click Start, point to Administrative Tools, and then click SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration.

  2. On the menu bar, click Operations.

  3. In the Global Configuration section, click Alternate access mappings.

  4. Click Edit Public URLs.

  5. In the Alternate Access Mapping Collection drop-down list, select SBS SharePoint.

  6. Type the fully qualified domain name for your server, and then click Save.

To read the most recent version of this topic, see the Microsoft Web site (https://go.microsoft.com/FWLink/?LinkID=147042). The most recent version might contain additional information that was not available when Windows SBS 2008 was released.