I'm just playing around with both the Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 Management Pack for MOM 2005 and also the Microsoft Best Practices Analyzer for Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and the 2007 Microsoft Office System. Nothing much to report just yet, but I'd love to hear comments on how you are finding these tools. The Best Practices Analyzer does have quite a few specific rules for Project Server 2007 - and the plan is that we will extend the rule sets for both of these products as we come across new "gotchas". Let us know if you think we are missing stuff already.
A couple of early "gotchas" that might also get you are:-
There are evaluations available for Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 SP1 .
Once I've had these running for a while I'll report back on how they worked for me.
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In project server 2003, Due to IT ploicy i was chaned my windows passward, due to change the passward, i was published the project plan from accout, it will not abalible to other user, thouse have the resource and executive in my organization.
Hi Ashish,
If only your password changed and no Project Server permissions then this should not make any difference to who can see your projects.
Best regards,
Brian.
I have a named instance of SQL Server. Is there a workaround for this issue?
Hi Brian,
I haven't seen the fix coming through for this - but you could try opening the sharepoint.config.xml file and then looking at the key2 queries that are missing the instance names. I have tested replacing ';server=' + server.Name with ';server=' + server.Name + '\' + databaseinstance.Name and this worked for me.