Speedup Powershell at SharePoint 2013

If you worked in stsadm in MOSS 2007 and even if it worked in SharePoint 2010, you saw it slow.
In 2010 we also added the powershell - who was sometimes slow.

It turns out that in sharepoint 2013 not made significant changes - is suggested

The solutions are
  1. Add crl.microsoft.com to your hosts file and point it to your local machine
    Go to Start -> Run
    Click "Drivers" (It need to open "C:\Windows\System32\drivers" - in not go to it)
    Go to folder "etc" and open "hosts" file with notepad
    and add this line
    127.0.0.1       crl.microsoft.com
    Disclosure: this solution find a lot on Google - but my no significant change
  2. Disable the CRL check by modifying the registry for all user accounts that use STSADM and all service accounts used by SharePoint.
    Go to Start -> regedit and fund this location

    [HKEY_USERS\<userid>\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\WinTrust\Trust Providers\Software Publishing]

    Yon need to change all yours users to “State”=dword:00023e00 
    Click Modify and change it.


Yours.
Roi

Comments

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  2. Roi kolbingerAugust 23, 2013 at 1:24 PM

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