Sharepoint 2013 - Which Server Should Run Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service
We have just deployed Sharepoint 2013 and also CRM 2011..
Our Sharepoint 2013 Environment has a WFE and an APP server and we have a CRM 2011 box.
We have been getting the following error in IE when Users in CRM are clicking on the Document Link under accounts which links to Sharepoint 2013
"This Content cannot be displayed in a frame
To help protect the security of information you enter into this website, the publisher of this content does not allow it to be displayed in a frame."
It seems like it is a IE Security Issue, but I am suspecting it could be the Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service.
Which server should be running the Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service| WFE or APP.
Also which server should run the Windows Service: SharePoint User Code Host
Thank you in advance.
Hi,
Please have a look at the following post:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219591.aspx
As it describes, the recommendation is for both services to start it on the Web Front End servers.
Cheers,
Vincent
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Issue:
On a vanilla installation, the sandboxed code service (e.g. SPUCHostService.exe) is started; however, SPUCWorkerProcessProxy.exe and subsequently SPUCWorkerProcess.exe fails to start.
Resolution/Workarounds attempted:
Attempted 2 different Load balancing settings – local and remote (i.e. affinity)
Ensured local computer policy on server for ‘RPC Endpoint Mapper Client Authentication’ and ‘Restrictions for Unauthenticated RPC clients’ is disabled.
Ensured following key in registry is set properly - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\RPC
Attempted to bypass SharePoint’s check for certificate revocations at crl.microsoft.com
Ensured the service account is added to the respective groups (e.g. Performance Log Users, Performance Monitor Users, IIS_IUSRS, WSS_ADMIN_WPG, WSS_WPG)
Increased limit of ‘AbnormalProcessTerminationCount’ of SPUserCodeService via Powershell
We have tried all possible workarounds from the following MSDN reference:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepointdev/archive/2011/02/08/error-the-sandboxed-code-execution-request-was-refused-because-the-sandboxed-code-host-service-was-too-busy-to-handle-the-request.aspx
ULS:
02/21/2014 05:24:50.64 SPUCHostService.exe (0x0230) 0x0F74 SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service fe8a
Medium - - Unable to activate worker process proxy object within the worker process: ipc://38432b45-2f32-4926-ade2-ef53ae1cd501:7000
02/21/2014 05:24:50.64 SPUCHostService.exe (0x0230) 0x0F74 SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service fe8c
Medium - - Error activating the worker process manager instance within the worker process. - Inner Exception: System.InvalidOperationException: Unable to activate worker
process proxy object within the worker process: ipc://38432b45-2f32-4926-ade2-ef53ae1cd501:7000 at Microsoft.SharePoint.UserCode.SPUserCodeWorkerProcess.CreateWorkerProcessProxies()
02/21/2014 05:24:50.64 SPUCHostService.exe (0x0230) 0x0F74 SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service ei0t
Medium - Process creation/initialization threw an exception. Stopping this process. "ipc://38432b45-2f32-4926-ade2-ef53ae1cd501:7000"
02/21/2014 05:24:50.65 SPUCHostService.exe (0x0230) 0x0F74 SharePoint Foundation Sandboxed Code Service
fe87 Medium - - Error activating the worker process manager instance within
the worker process. - Starting worker process threw - Inner Exception: System.InvalidOperationException: Unable to activate worker process proxy object within the worker process: ipc://38432b45-2f32-4926-ade2-ef53ae1cd501:7000 at Microsoft.SharePoint.UserCode.SPUserCodeWorkerProcess.CreateWorkerProcessProxies()
Any other insights on how I can troubleshoot the issue described?
Thanks in advance!Hi ,
For resolving your issue , you can do as the followings:
1. Logged into the Web Server with the Timer Service Account.
2. Ran the powershell command to check the SID of the account running the spucworkerprocessproxy.exe:
$(Get-SPManagedAccount -Identity "THE SERVICE ACCOUNT").Sid.Value
3. Checked the registry :
HKEY_USERS\[SID OF THE SERVICE ACCOUNT]\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WinTrust\Trust Providers\Software Publishing\State
4. Changed the value 0x00023c00 to 0x00023e00
In addition, here are some similar posts for you to take a look at:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/aae497df-5f0d-4f86-a724-c7b805ccd07f/sharepoint-sandboxed-code-service-troubles?forum=sharepointgeneralprevious
http://blogs.technet.com/b/operationsguy/archive/2011/01/17/sharepoint-2010-sandboxed-code-solutions-and-web-proxy.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/c21e2c3a-a259-4d5f-8071-eff52b7bddc3/issue-sandbox-solution-too-busy-to-handle-the-request?forum=sharepointgeneralprevious
I hope this helps.
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Create solutions in SharePoint 2013 with possible to run in SharePoint 2010
Hi,
I would like to create WebParts on SharePoint 2013 (in Visual Studio 2012) version but I would like to run them on SP 2010 too. So it would be great to have such compability back one solution under VS 2012. Is it possible to
make this one to not duplicate code for different versions?
Thanx for any info!
Regards
KamilHi,
As Paul said, I suggest you develop your SharePoint project using visual studio 2010 for SharePoint 2010.
If you want to use this project in SharePoint 2013, we need convert it to the SharePoint 2013 project, the following articles for your reference:
Upgrade SharePoint 2010 Visual Studio Solution to SharePoint 2013
http://ranaictiu-technicalblog.blogspot.com/2013/10/upgrade-sharepoint-2010-visual-studio.html
Converting Multiple SharePoint 2010 Projects to SharePoint 2013
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/522220/Converting-Multiple-SharePoint-Projects-to-Sh
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Trying to link SharePoint 2010 Enterprise with SharePoint 2013 Search Server raises error
Hi,
I am currently working for a multinational who has SharePoint 2010 Enterprise Edition installed, 2 WFE SERVERS, 3 APP SERVERS, 1 DB SERVER. They also installed SharePoint 2013 Exterprise recently.
Microsoft have recently come in and set up the SharePoint 2013 Search Server to crawl content in SharePoint 2010 as the replacement search to SharePoint 2010 Search. So they have gone through process of certificates and permissions
setups I guess. I was told it was working, but recently failed. When I type in the search box on a web site for SharePoint 2010 I get the message:
The search request was unable to connect to the Search Service.
I checked the Event log and the Critical error (in Task Category:Timer) I get is the notorious:
The Execute method of job definition Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.Administration.CrawlReportJobDefinition (ID fa882704-80d9-415b-9b9d-eae5e9bdefd4) threw an exception. More information is included below.
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component. Verify that the administration component 'e9172a05-22ec-4904-9508-
e5431a180c2b' in search application 'Search_Service_Application' is in a good state and
try again.
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The SharePoint 2013 Search Server is picking up SharePoint 2010 site collections items fine i.e. The SharePoint 2013 search shows items from 2010 as expected.
On the SharePoint 2010 central admin box the search service enabled and running (checked with powershell). (SharePoint Server Search 14)
The Search Service id: e9172a05-22ec-4904-9508-e5432a180c2b
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Context: Application 'e9172a05-22ec-4904-9508-e5431a180c2b'
Details:
(0x80040e09)
Is this permissions to delete something from crawler??????
I would appreciate if someone could help on this. I have tried to be as concise as possible.
Thanks.
John.It was a case that someone had fiddled with the Service App Associations. Hadn't ticked SharePoint 2013 search. Was still point at 2010. Thanks.
The SharePoint 2013 Search works correctly for SharePoint 2010.
Can someone confirm that the Search Service Application on SharePoint 2010 still needs to exist and hence SharePoint Server Search 14 Service still needs to be running? I am guessing it would as you search from 2010 interface not 2013. I am getting a critical
error in the Event Viewer:
CrawlReportJobDefinition (Id <SharePoint 2010 Crawler>)
The search service is not able to connect to the machine that hosts the administration component. Verify that the administration component <crawler id> in search application "Search Service Application" is in a good state and try
again.
I think this is related to the fact we have SharePoint 2013 doing the search instead of 2010.
Any ideas?
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Hi all, I installed microsoft sharepoint designer 2010. It was working perfectly up until yesterday when I create a new site, it gave me an error that said " This web site must be created on a server that is running Microsoft Sharepoint Foundation.
Please choose another Location " Now I can't create any sharepoint site and it freaks me out. I tried repairing, unistalling and reinstalling but still i get the same message.You have to have SharePoint 2010, either SharePoint Foundation 2010 or SharePoint Server 2010, installed somewhere in order to be able to create SharePoint sites with SharePoint Designer 2010. SharePoint Designer 2010 is a client-side product, which is usually
installed on end user machines and then used to connect to a server-side edition of SharePoint 2010 (either of the two I mentioned above) to modify the SharePoint sites hosted on that server-side product.
It is possible to install SharePoint Foundation 2010 on a client operating system (Windows 7), but it is much more likely that a production environment will involve installing SharePoint Foundation 2010 or SharePoint Server 2010 on a server operating system
(Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2) on a central server that can be accessed by multiple users.
If you are looking to do testing, you can either install Foundation on Windows 7, or use a virtualization product such as Hyper-V, VMware Workstation, Virtual Box, to name a few, to build a virtual server hosting SharePoint.
You aren't going to be able to create SharePoint sites with SPD until you have SharePoint Foundation 2010 or SharePoint Server 2010 somewhere for it to connect to, sorry.
John
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If they are placed on the DMZ, can the web server roles be on workgroups or do they have to be always on the domain. Can you join a work group computer to sharepoint farm, I assumed it always had to be on the domain.
Majority of our sharepoint users will be internal, but we have external partners who we want to access the sites as well, thats why we are thinking DMZ.
Any advise on the above questionsYes, that is correct. You need those ports.
The WFEs communicate with every other server in the farm, as well as your Active Directory, DNS, and SMTP servers. This includes all supporting infrastructure services such as LDAP, Kerberos (if you're using it), etc. I believe SMB is only if you are indexing
fileshares.
It does seem like quite a lot for a web server, however a SharePoint WFE is not just a web server.
Here is the list of ports:
TCP 80, TCP 443 (SSL)
Custom ports for search crawling, if configured (such as for crawling a file share or a website on a non-default port)
Ports used by the search index component — TCP 16500-16519 (intra-farm only)
Ports required for the AppFabric Caching Service — TCP 22233-22236
Ports required for Windows Communication Foundation communication — TCP 808
Ports required for communication between Web servers and service applications (the default is HTTP):
HTTP binding: TCP 32843
HTTPS binding: TCP 32844
net.tcp binding: TCP 32845 (only if a third party has implemented this option for a service application)
Ports required for synchronizing profiles between SharePoint 2013 and Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) on the server that runs the Forefront Identity Management agent:
TCP 5725
TCP&UDP 389 (LDAP service)
TCP&UDP 88 (Kerberos)
TCP&UDP 53 (DNS)
UDP 464 (Kerberos Change Password)
For information about how to synchronize profiles with other directory stores, see User
Profile service hardening requirements, later in this article.
Default ports for SQL Server communication — TCP 1433, UDP 1434. If these ports are blocked on the SQL Server computer (recommended) and databases are installed on a named instance, configure a SQL Server client
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Microsoft SharePoint Foundation User Code Service (for sandbox solutions) — TCP 32846. This port must be open for outbound connections on all Web servers. This port must be open for inbound connections on Web servers
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Ensure that ports remain open for Web applications that are accessible to users.
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SharePoint 2013 SQL Server Edition for BI Features - must be on SharePoint SQL Server?
I need to install SQL Server 2012 for a new SharePoint 2013 installation.
Let's say I want to use the BI features of SharePoint 2013 like PowerView.
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Do I need to install SQL Server 2013 BI Edition on the SharePoint 2013 SQL Server (where the SharePoint 2013 databases will be housed) or can I used SQL Server 2013 Standard Edition on that server and utilize the BI Edition on the data warehouse server to
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the SharePoint server. This will give you PowerView, as well.
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Sync Sharepoint 2013 task on outlook running on Exchange 2010
Sync SharePoint 2013 task on outlook running on Exchange 2010,Getting error:
"We weren't able to sync your tasks. This could be because your mailbox is on an Exchange server that isn't supported for syncing tasks. Please contact your administrator for more help."..Please
help!!
SharePoint 2010 task list sync with outlook running on exchange 2010 works successfully without any error...But how to do with sharePoint 2013Hi Mohit,
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You can get the "Connect to Outlook" button back (like SP2010) by disabling the "Exchange Task Sync feature" from CA without installing Exchange 2013, the following is extracted from the white paper.
"How to disable SharePoint Server and Exchange Server integration.
To disable it, you turn off the Farm Level Exchange Task Sync feature by going to Central Administration -> Manage farm features. This action deletes the timer job and disables the UI integration, bringing back the legacy sync behavior to Outlook. "
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2876938
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38799
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Network Load Balancing between SharePoint 2013 App server and WFE
Hi,
Can we do NLB between SharePoint 2013 App server and WFE Server ?
Below is our Architecture,
1. WFE Server (1)
2. APP Server (1)
3. Database Server
4. Domain Controller
We have configured NLB but, when we stop IIS on APP server, SharePoint 2013 web app link is not working.
is it possible ?
Please help usYou can do NLB between WFE and APP server however make sure that web application service is started from central admin which host sharepoint sites.
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SharePoint 2013 - SQL Server BCS Model Incremental Crawl content doesnt show up in Search results
SharePoint 2013 - SQL Server BCS Model Incremental Crawl content doesn't show up in Search results, Incremental crawl is working fine, i.e., its picking up newly added records in table to the Search, but the newly added content is not available in search
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How to find out which server is running on which port
hi all,
how to find out which server is running on which port, i want to know both
from front end and backend?
thanks and regards
srikanthThe best source to get all the ports you have is the Context Files.
All ports are defined in the Context Files through "AutoConfig Variable". You can get the list of those variables by referring to the following note under "What is the port pool? What if I want to give a specific value to a Server Port?"
Note: 216664.1 - FAQ: Cloning Oracle Applications Release 11i
https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=216664.1
You can also get that list via OAM.
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SharePoint 2013 + SQL Server 2008 vs 2012
I am trying to determine the best course of action when building a new SharePoint 2013 Enterprise Farm. Should we use SQL Server 2008 R2 or SQL Server 2012? I have found some information online, but I wanted to know if there were more pros and cons to SQL
2012 over 2008. Can anyone tell me if my short list is adequate enough? Also, are there any integration concerns with other applications that I may need to look out for by using SQL 2012 that don't exist in SQL 2008?
The list of benefits of SQL 2012 over SQL 2008 I know of include:
AlwaysOn
Read-Only Secondary
Contained Database
ColumnStore Indexes
Shredded Storage
PowerPivot BI
Reporting Services BI
Are there any negatives to using SQL 2012?
Thanks,
AlexAlex,
The only negatives I have seen are
1. You must be careful that the AOAG configuration is supported. For many cases like the config DB, Async mode is not supported for DR.
2. Microsoft has not published their support stance for Many DBs yet.
So for example for "App Management Service Application" DB or "Secure Store" DB Microsoft says
To be determined. Currently not supported because testing is not finished.
For a complete list look here
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj841106.aspx
So although AOAG is a great option technically (and perhaps in the long run the strategic option) I would like Microsoft to complete their testing. (unless one is ready to take risk and go where MS itself hasn't gone)
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SharePoint 2013 & SQL Server Reporting Services
Hi there,
We are developing a web application in sharepoint 2013 in which we are using authentication mode="Windows”. We have used a custom web part containing report viewer control for showing charts and reports, that we have
developed using SSRS ( *.rdl files) and have all the .rdl files within Sharepoint Document Library.
To start with, we were getting the error “Report Server has encountered a SharePoint error. (rsSharePointError) The user does not exist or is not unique.” To fix this, we changed <identity impersonate="false"
/> from <identity impersonate="true" /> at web.config level which did the trick.
However, we are now facing another issue wherein tabular reports are renedered ok in SharePoint through report viewer custom web part but chart based reports are not rendered. The chart image is not displayed.
Can somebody please help with a resolution?
The code snippet for rendering the report is given below for reference purposes
Thanks in advance
Monica
private
void BindReport()
string reportFullPath
= "http://c4968397007/ReportLibrary/Reports/"
+ ReportPath;
litReportHeading.Text = ReportPath;
reportViewerControl.ServerReport.ReportPath = reportFullPath;
reportViewerControl.ServerReport.ReportServerUrl =
new
Uri("http://c4968397007/_vti_bin/ReportServer");
reportViewerControl.ProcessingMode = Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ProcessingMode.Remote;
Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ServerReport
serverreport = reportViewerControl.ServerReport;
IReportServerCredentials irsc =
new
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rvControl.ServerReport.Refresh();Hi Monica Bhatt,
For this issue, please first check the following similar thread, whether the steps provided are working in your scenario:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/2bc30c80-290b-4346-a024-2f9f65db756f/chart-not-displaying-in-drillthrough-report-using-reportviewer?forum=sqlreportingservices
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Sharepoint 2013 + Windows Server 2012 as reverse proxy
Hello All -
I'd like to ask if anyone has any experience with the new Windows Server 2012 (reverse) proxy, in providing a single sign-on service to Sharepoint 2013.
Scenario:
My client has a Sharepoint 2013 with 3 web applications (portal, teamsites, mysites). All three URLs are available externally via HTTPS only. All clients have AD credentials (no requirement for claims based authentication), although this includes 3 domains
in two different forests (trusts exist). Everything is already configured to allow clients access from domain-joined devices.
My client would like mobile devices (not domain-joined) to be able to access the three web applications without repeated logon prompts. Browser default settings must be used, they do not want to instruct people to perform any configuration on their mobile
device - it all has to work "out of the box" from the client side. Clients will be using iPads and iPhones with Safari, Windows Phones, Androids etc.
I'm considering proposing the use of a reverse-proxy, and rather than using the now depracated Forefront TMG or probably soon-to-be depracated UAG, I would like to jump straight in to the new and very cool looking Windows 2012 proxy server.
It's my understanding that this will provide a single sign-on service in this scenario. I'm unsure whether an ADFS server is also required even for pass-through, the information available is unclear, and also whether any special configuration is required
to a domain controller (DCs in the environment are all 2008R2, with 2008R2 functional level).
I would appreciate it if anyone could give an overview or point me in the direction of some accurate documentation regarding all of the above. Most importantly, if any of my assumptions above seem incorrect, please let me know.
Thank you!
sysadminI've heard no supportability statement with SharePoint and the Web Application Proxy (likely because it isn't GA yet). However, it does use ADFS for SSO, so you'll have to SAML-enable your Web Applications. The only downside to this is if you
use anything that is SAML-unfriendly, like PowerPivot [Data Refresh] and at least in 2010, Visio Services and InfoPath Forms Services.
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I created a PowerPivot (SQL Server 2012 SP1) workbook and uploaded it to SharePoint 2010 Portal and started using it as a data source in an excel file. This worked fine and we saw no issues with it until we moved to SharePoint 2013 environment.
I uploaded the same PowerPivot workbook (source workbook) to SharePoint 2013 Portal and now trying to use it as a data source. I tried to change connection properties so that I could use the new portal address for the workbook. When
I try to save my changes, I see that OLAP queries are getting fired "Refreshing OLAP cube" shows up in the status bar, but eventually after running these OLAP queries (I would say after a minute), I get the following error -
Couldn't find anything specific in SharePoint logs or maybe I wasn't looking for the right thing.
Has anyone seen this issue? Why would PPIV service throw an error after running for a while? Is it a timeout issue of some kind? How can we take care of this?
Thanks,
SonalULS log showed the following exception: The maximum number of allowed sessions per user has been exceeded.
Under Excel Services global settings, max limit is set. Default is 25, increasing it resolved this issue.
Thanks,
Sonal
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