Comments on: Create new Web Application with PowerShell http://mysharepointofview.com/2009/06/create-new-web-application-with-powershell/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=create-new-web-application-with-powershell Thoughs from the field in SharePoint land Tue, 29 Mar 2011 11:20:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Mike http://mysharepointofview.com/2009/06/create-new-web-application-with-powershell/#comment-313 Mike Thu, 25 Nov 2010 08:39:08 +0000 http://mysharepointofview.com/?p=360#comment-313 Thank you for the great post. I would like to know how can i modify this script to create a claim-based authentication web app. Thank you for the great post. I would like to know how can i modify this script to create a claim-based authentication web app.

]]> By: Mattias Karlsson http://mysharepointofview.com/2009/06/create-new-web-application-with-powershell/#comment-312 Mattias Karlsson Thu, 20 May 2010 13:04:17 +0000 http://mysharepointofview.com/?p=360#comment-312 Hi Greg, I recommend you to look at my web application builder script found here: http://mysharepointofview.com/2009/12/updated-version-of-the-create-web-application-script/ The short version is: $WebAppURL = "http://webapplicatoinurl" $Path = "/" $Title = "Site Title" $Description = "Site Description" $AdminAccount = "domainprimarysitecolladmin" $AdminName = "Admin name" $AdminEmail = "Admin email" $Template = "and site template like: STS#1" $webapp = [Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPWebApplication]::Lookup($WebAppURL) $SiteCollection = $webApp.Sites.Add( $Path, $Title, $Description, 1033, $Template, $AdminAccount, $AdminName, $AdminEmail) Hope this could help Hi Greg,

I recommend you to look at my web application builder script found here: http://mysharepointofview.com/2009/12/updated-version-of-the-create-web-application-script/

The short version is:
$WebAppURL = “http://webapplicatoinurl”
$Path = “/”
$Title = “Site Title”
$Description = “Site Description”
$AdminAccount = “domainprimarysitecolladmin”
$AdminName = “Admin name”
$AdminEmail = “Admin email”
$Template = “and site template like: STS#1″
$webapp = [Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPWebApplication]::Lookup($WebAppURL)

$SiteCollection = $webApp.Sites.Add( $Path, $Title, $Description, 1033, $Template, $AdminAccount, $AdminName, $AdminEmail)

Hope this could help

]]> By: greg williams http://mysharepointofview.com/2009/06/create-new-web-application-with-powershell/#comment-311 greg williams Wed, 19 May 2010 17:33:31 +0000 http://mysharepointofview.com/?p=360#comment-311 is there a something simular to construct a site collection? is there a something simular to construct a site collection?

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]]> By: “Object already exists” when using ProvisionGlobally « My SharePoint of View http://mysharepointofview.com/2009/06/create-new-web-application-with-powershell/#comment-309 “Object already exists” when using ProvisionGlobally « My SharePoint of View Mon, 31 Aug 2009 14:16:26 +0000 http://mysharepointofview.com/?p=360#comment-309 [...] two earlier posts I have written about how to create and extend a web application using PowerShell. Today I ran in to a problem when I extended a Web [...] [...] two earlier posts I have written about how to create and extend a web application using PowerShell. Today I ran in to a problem when I extended a Web [...]

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