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When I first started I installed SharePoint 2016 and had that running on a local server as my blog. Was all good until I noticed someone was pinging my local ma
by ry4n413 10y ago
When I first started I installed SharePoint 2016 and had that running on a local server as my blog. Was all good until I noticed someone was pinging my local machines somehow. luckily I had Kaspersky Business Solutions installed as trial. I Shut everything down and went with blogger.
- wieiocoooc 10y agoWhat's a sharepoint and how does kaspersky av relate to the question asked?
- alex_hitchins 10y agoSharepoint is an online team collaboration tool that provides many features a team might need to run a company or project. I think in this case it's overkill for what the OP wants.
- ry4n413 10y agoTyped it up on my phone, so yea. I have SharePoint Online through Office 365. I like SharePoint's blogging layout, but the only problem that I found eventually was that you can't share your blog publicly without have users create login. My solution, install it on my home server running Windows 2016 and Kasperky Endpoint Security. So, I created a VM with Windows 2016 installed ShapePoint. Had everything setup and went a couple days, all good. I checked the Kasperky log and notice a high alert item that said (forgot name of attack, but they were scanning folders on parallel systems). I looked at IP location, was somewhere in South America, and I said to myself, "Screw this, I don't know enough about Internet Security" and I shut down the studio... and went with blogger. Moral of story, if you self-host, make sure you know what you are doing.
- bbcbasic 10y agoWow that's masochistic
- ry4n413 10y agohttps://autospinstaller.com/ https://autospinstaller.com/ I mean, it wasn't all sunshine and daises... But, I was interested in learning how hosting my own blog, Windows Server 2016, and SharePoint worked.