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What would you say are the most important things in SharePoint farm administration?

When you are a SharePoint administrator or a consultant, the ability to properly and without difficulties manage a SharePoint environment, generate SharePoint documentation, analyze permissions, and compare SharePoint farms, should be at the top of your priority list.

SPDocKit

SPDocKit is here to help you automatically create detailed farm documentation with all the configuration settings in it. With features such as Compare Farm and Track Changes, you can audit all changes made to your environment and use five compare types in SPDocKit to compare web applications, site collections, permissions, and web.config.files. You can analyze and manage SharePoint permissions, making SharePoint permission management a seamless task. With SPDocKit, validate your farm configuration and optimize according to the latest SharePoint best practices. Find out more and download a 30-day free trial of SPDocKit.

As most of you already know, managing and troubleshooting SharePoint farms is a complicated process, especially if you are dealing with multi-server and multi-farm environments.

SysKit Insights

SysKit Insights is a SharePoint performance monitoring and troubleshooting tool that will enable you to search, filter, and export ULS, SQL, and Windows Event logs across all farms and servers from one location. Besides event management, Insights monitors performance with SharePoint specific performance counters, also for all servers and farms. SysKit Insights will send you real-time email alerts based on events you want to monitor, server performance, and SharePoint status. Download a 30-day free trial and check it out.

SysKit Point

Managing SharePoint permissions and controlling the security of business-related content within an organization can be challenging. That’s where SysKit Point jumps in as the ultimate Office 365 governance solution. It provides transparency of user access and activities, automates routine IT tasks, collects the most important audit logs and displays changes in a simple and manageable way. With an easy-to-use interface and role-based report access, it is a centralized platform for top workloads such as – SharePoint Online, Microsoft Teams, Office 365 Groups, and OneDrive for Business. To learn more, arrange a personalized demo tour.

SysKit Trace

SysKit Trace is a centralized solution that helps you document Office 365 configuration, easily track changes over time, and compare different Office 365 environments. With SysKit Trace, stay compliant with regulations by getting alerts on settings changes and generating various Office 365 reports in an Excel, PDF, or Word file. Request a 14-day free trial and see SysKit Trace in action.

SysKit Monitor

For server monitoring and administration, we have you covered as well! SysKit Monitor gathers server performance metrics, user activity, and application usage, and it can be used to create automated server documentation. Get a deeper insight into your server performance and download a 30-day free trial of SysKit Monitor.

At SysKit, we always strive to create innovative and practical tools to make our users’ lives easier by simplifying complex and daunting tasks. If you have any comments or suggestions about our tools, we would love to hear from you. Feel free to contact us anytime.

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