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Upgrade from WSS 3.0 to SharePoint 2010 Standard Edition
We are in the process of upgrading from WSS 3.0 to SharePoint Standard Edition 2010. We have built a new SQL server and a new SharePoint 2010 Standard Edition server.
We have migrated all of our SharePoint sites to the new server successful but noticed (in comparison) that a new web application has many more in Site Settings than a migrated site.
Is there a method to turn on these features for migrated sites?
We have migrated all of our SharePoint sites to the new server successful but noticed (in comparison) that a new web application has many more in Site Settings than a migrated site.
Is there a method to turn on these features for migrated sites?
KoenVosters
What site settings are you talking about? As depending on the template you choose for your site you will have more/less options. When a site is created it's definition "launches" a set of features. Depending on the type of site you choose, different features are "launched".
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The site has been upgraded using visual upgrade to the new V4 format A Sandbox site we build has as least 20 more options under site settings such as variation logs, Variation labels, variations, Document ID settings (these are listed under Site Collection Administration label)
The sandbox site from scratch also has a label called "HOLD and eDiscovery" and "Reporting Services"
Not sure why
The sandbox site from scratch also has a label called "HOLD and eDiscovery" and "Reporting Services"
Not sure why
These are features that are not turned on.
Click on site collection features and start turning things on.
There is also site features for features scoped at the site level
Click on site collection features and start turning things on.
There is also site features for features scoped at the site level