Disable MySite and MyLinks in Sharepoint (MOSS) 2007

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WAHOO!! thank you very much...:) 12/28/2006 11:44 AM | dmaron9909

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My pleasure. 12/28/2006 2:20 PM | Michael Van Cleave

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I have to thank you too. Great Work :). 1/3/2007 12:53 PM | Muty

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Well done. 1/11/2007 7:41 PM | Singapore

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Thanks a lot ... 1/12/2007 3:31 AM | Alexandre BARBIER

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saved me heaps of cycles, cheers! 1/15/2007 6:16 PM | Lord humongous

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Thanks Michael, this post helped us too. 1/30/2007 7:38 AM | Richard Acton

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Thanks, although it seems to insist I select at least one permission. which is annoying. 1/31/2007 7:37 AM | triplewood

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Yeah, I found that to be a touch annoying too. I don't really have an answer for the reason why that is. 1/31/2007 7:51 AM | Michael

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If you don't want any permission for a user or group just remove the user or group from the list and you're done. 2/6/2007 7:52 AM | Eric van Uum

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Eric, you are absolutely correct. That is a good alternative. On the other hand in the solution that I am working on we are using group based access, so it isn't as easy as removing one user we would have to remove the whole group.

But if we did want to limite access to everyone in the group that goes back to the same solution you just brought up.

Thank you for your feedback.

Michael 2/6/2007 8:34 AM | Michael

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THANK YOU!!!!! 3/16/2007 12:14 AM | teslarage

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This is too funny. I have never seen so many people so happy to find out how to remove a feature. Jeez, MS, you're really doing a great job! 4/5/2007 5:27 PM | Thomas Goddard

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Thanks alot. Really helped me out. Gotta love how everyone wants to remove the feature! 4/16/2007 9:38 AM | Dan

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If I disable creation of mysite for users does it delete the ones already out there? If they aren't delete can people still view the information in them. 4/18/2007 9:48 AM | Scot

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No, it will no delete the site that are out there. If you want them to go away you will need to go and delete the sites. This way none of the info will show up in searches and things.

Michael 4/18/2007 10:24 AM | Michael

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This is great!!! I do have a question though. Can you enable My Links without enabling My Sites? 4/30/2007 9:57 AM | Kimberly

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So I thought My Links used the personal My Site Site collection to store the links. If we don't enable My Sites then what does it use to store the links. Sorry so many questions. But I am a little confused. 4/30/2007 10:32 AM | Kimberly

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Alas, with more checking it looks like you are correct. It is inserting the link in to the MySite/Links list.

Hmmm. It is unfortunate that the permission screen doesn't make this dependency more clear. I guess with that being the case, I am not sure you can use the MyLinks functionality.

I guess in some ways it makes sense, but others it is a bummer that they are so closely linked.

Michael 4/30/2007 10:44 AM | Michael

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Thanks. It is a bummer. 4/30/2007 10:59 AM | Kimberly

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Thanks Michael, this was a question in a sales opportunity. The other party told the client that this was not possible. I explained that it should be (on a theoretical point of view) and you cleared this issue for me.

Thanks and if we close this deal I will drop a line...
Amancio
6/4/2007 12:43 PM | Amancio

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hi,
my Problem is just opposite to the above mentioned problem. i have upgraded a sharepoint portal server 2003 site to MOSS 2007. it upgraded successfully but onclicking the my site link i get a troubleshooting error with wss. thanks in advance if anyone could help me... 6/15/2007 4:41 AM | Deepak Rajan

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Hmmm.. Have you configured MySites in the SSP? You have to have a complete different Web Application that will house the MySites.

Also you have to select how the url will be determined when the user first creates the site. For example if it will contain the /domain_username/ or just the /username/ in the url path.

Michael 6/15/2007 10:56 AM | Michael

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The user that installed our MOSS site disabled the MySites Creation using the 1st post in this thread. So now they want to add it back and cant seem to do so. Hence the question how do you Re-enable MySites. On the SSP admin page I only see a couple of options Search and Office Sharepoint Usage Reporting. How do I get the MySites stuff Back??
AB 7/18/2007 10:14 AM | Allen

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Thank you for the info. 7/24/2007 11:12 AM | Paul C

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I've disabled MySites but I still want users to be able to serach for and find user profile information for colleagues. I also want users to be able to edit their own user information (not stuff pulled from AD but other properties) but when I click the My Settings option, my profile cannot be edited. I have made sure that I have Manage Personal Info permission. Help! 7/31/2007 8:31 PM | Ange

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Ange,
That is an interesting one. Genereally the user profile are tied to the MySite for viewing and editing. So in general I am not sure that they would be able to get to the profile edit page unless they have access to the MySite functionality.

If this is possible, I would like to know how exactly.

Michael 8/1/2007 8:52 AM | Michael

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Hi,

I have displayed the "My site", "My Links", "welcome message" and help in my site. But when other users try to view the site, they are not able to view these links in the website. What could be the problem ?

I even tried giving full control to the website to those users, still they are not able to see these links.

Thanks
Sriram 8/3/2007 10:26 AM | Sriram

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If you are the only one that can see the links then you are most likely deemed an administrator on the site from the Central Administration or you are logging in as the the service user.

In order to see if the other users should have access to those links, go to the personalization services link in the Shared Service Provider and verify that they have access to have those links.

Michael 8/3/2007 10:56 AM | Michael

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Thanks. It helped us really. 8/27/2007 2:53 AM | Kannan

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Is there a way to disable my sites programmatically? Thanks.. 9/11/2007 1:32 PM | Eric

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Eric,
I am sure that there is. I don't have the code of course, but usually it would just be easier to just get in and turn off or limit the functionality by restricting access to the MySites.

It seems that everything that you do in SharePoint is accessable by the Object Model.

Michael 9/12/2007 7:53 PM | Michael

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ya sir actually was going through ur post how could it help me out!! actually when i click on perople and groups and click to particular user, his all profile information is shown, but when i clicked on edit only row ACCOUNTID is displayed,rest of the other rows(e.g picture,aout me etc) are not shown only. they are hidden and not gettin displayed while editing. actually i want to upload the user picture, i tried through shared servcies user profiles and uploaded the picture from there but it's getting displayed only on MY SITES and not gettin displayed on picture property of people and groups. IN SHORT i can make a statement watever the user profile information from the shared servcies provider are not gettin reflected in user profile information of people's and group.

one more thing when i tested it on test server, pictures uploading from shared servcies, it was showing but when i performed it on the live server it is not gettin reflected in any of the property 9/17/2007 11:28 PM | snehal parkar

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cud u help me out for the same,i wanted to knoe which query is retrieving user profile information so that it cud help me out in some sense bcos it's weird if it's working on test serverv and not workin on live server 9/17/2007 11:36 PM | snehal parkar

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Does anyone know of a way to sort alphabetically the My SharePoint Sites links in the My Links drop down?

thanks,
bc 11/19/2007 3:21 PM | Bob Clark

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Thanks a lot ... I was just looking for this exact info for more than three days............ it really saved me from getting weird...........

Keep going by posting such info's!! 12/2/2007 11:06 PM | JoyJi

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No Problem. As I find them I will.

Thanks for reading.

Michael 12/3/2007 8:38 AM | Michael

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Thank you so much! I had looked for way too long! 12/3/2007 9:21 AM | MHamilton

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Is there a site that helps an organization properly plan setting up MySite? 1/23/2008 10:02 AM | Veronica

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Veronica,
I am not sure if there is a specific site. But I do know that ther is a Capacity Planning worksheet on MSDN that might be useful. Realistically it isn't too overly difficult. Just take the number of MySites you will need, add in some potential growth estimate and then times that by 100MB (the default content quota for a MySite). That will be the total space you will need, but I would recommending even padding that just to be sure. For instance, 100 sites + 50 sites (3 years expected growth) = 150 sites * 100MB = 15000MB * 2 (Buffer) = 30000MB. Granted in this situation we are not talking about a lot of room, but if you get in to an enterprise implementation with thousands of employees this can turn quickly in to a capacity problem.

HTH

Michael 1/24/2008 12:31 PM | Michael

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can anyone tell me how to upload the image to the mysite thru spobject model.
thanksssss, 2/15/2008 10:03 PM | Moss Learner

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Hi!

Ok, i did it as you wrote and it's working I have no My site link but if you click on a persons name somewhere in site than you'll see a persons My site. My customer doesn't want that. How to achive that?

Tnx in advnace
2/19/2008 8:13 AM | mofo

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We decided that we didn't want users to have MySites, so I disabled "Create personal site" as you indicated. The problem now is that when a user wants to update their My Links or My Profile, they get redirected to a page that simply says "Unknown Error". I read in some of the comments above that others were having a problem with this. Has anyone been able to get it to work? 2/22/2008 7:01 AM | Eve

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Few questions, why is everyone disabling the MySite feature? Is there something i should know about. I think its an excellent feature. The other question is we are using this feature internally. Once a employee leaves/Fired, we want to archive that MySite page but have the option of restoring that page if needed. Is this possible? 2/25/2008 2:10 PM | Nikhil

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Eve,
I am having the same problema and have found one other posting about someone else who has this problem. I can get it to work on a Moss 2007 environment that doesn't have SP1 installed. If you turn off "friendly" error messages our SP1 environment gives an error:

"NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.] Microsoft.SharePoint.Portal.MySiteMapProvider.get_Home()..........."

Have you found an answer?
2/28/2008 8:47 PM | Belinda

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Hi,

I'm having problem where the My Link is not updating. Is there any timer job relate to updating My Link? 4/24/2008 9:03 PM | aiwa

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Good post.

I can hide now My Ste and My Links but how do I hide the Welcome User link an Help link?

Also under Welcome User link when we click My Settigns it brings up the user information from People and Groups. When you try to edit that it only shows Account. I know someone mentioned these above but wondering what's really going on here.

Thanks,
Jaxy


5/2/2008 1:06 PM | Jaxy

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Jaxy,
The welcome user link is actually a control that is on the master page. If you really need to get rid of it, then you will need to open up the master page and comment (notice I said comment) the control out. However, beware that when you do this you are taking away other functionality for people to login (on anonymous sites), login as a different user (good for testing as an administrator), and logging off. If all of that is okay with you then give it a go. You can find your master page in the master pages catalog in your site collection for MOSS, or at each site for WSS 3.0.

HTH.

Michael 5/6/2008 7:37 AM | Michael

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Hi Eve and Belinda,
I was having the same problem and i found a solution in this blog http://forums.microsoft.com/TechNet/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3196550&SiteID=17 .
5/8/2008 4:55 AM | Lima

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You can disable My Site and still have the option for users to edit their profile. When you disable my site as you mentioned above you have to select Use Personal Features and Manage User Profile. This will enable users to edit there profile, such as add a picture, manage links...ect and choose which ones will be visable to whom.

I have also found out that if you install sp1 that this will cause an error when users try to edit their profile and the feature will not be avalable. Hopefully Microsoft will fix this problem. 5/30/2008 11:24 AM | Mark S.

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Hello,
i have also the problem, if i dont activate the option to create the personal website, the user can't manage there links after install sp1

Did somebody have a solution for this? 6/3/2008 1:26 AM | Horst

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Mark S.,

I tried your suggestion to add Manage User Profile in order to allow users to edit their profile without enabling My Sites but can't get it to work EXCEPT in the Central Admin site.

All the other sites only display 'account' when selecting My Settings > Edit and loading http://whateversite/_layouts/useredit.aspx

Anymore suppestions??

Thanks 6/26/2008 1:56 PM | AB

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Allison,
You might look at the permission set that you have applied to the users and verify that they have the permission level checked for Updating User Profile.

That is the only suggestion I can think of at this point.

Michael 6/26/2008 10:40 PM | Michael

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1. Go to the Central Administration Web Page
2. Click on the link for Shared Services Administration
3. Choose My Site Settings
4. Click on the Personalization Services Permissions at left menu
5. Remove NTAuthority\Authenticated Users
6. Finish

7/11/2008 4:16 AM | ice

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Shaun,
Did you try the steps in the post or the steps listed above your response? Either one should work. I would go back and verify that you were able to de-select the values and they were applied.

Michael 9/5/2008 9:16 AM | Michael

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Thanks Michael. I have definitely done the above steps…I've read through this thread 3 or 4 times now to see if I missed anything haha.

As I mentioned above, MySites and MyLinks have been disabled…this works fine. However, the option still exists for users to 'Add Links' even though MyLinks has been turned off. We have about 7 or 8 different groups/users within Personalization Services Permissions (we require a few people to have MySites/Links but most people won't). But it seems because a few people have access to it..everyone has access to Add Links. I would have thought only the people who appeared in Personalization Services Permissions would get to see the 'Add Links' link.
Surely this is a bug with the system? 9/7/2008 10:26 PM | Shaun

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Shaun,
It might be possible that it is a bug, but you would have thought it would have been caught by now if it was.
The one last thing I would suggest is going through the permissions list and groups for the user to be sure that they are not included in one of the groups that has the permissions to My Links. Just double check. I have been on the receiving end of this one where permissions were allowed for one group the person belonged to and I wasn't aware they were in that group. 9/8/2008 8:35 AM | Michael

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Thank you so much for posting this answer.

Microsoft does a worse and worse job of making their products intuitive.

I saw a blog the other day on how to script out a database with all the objects in SQL Server. It's just a wizard, but if you don't know how to find it, you'll spend hours trying to figure it out. Same deal here... 9/8/2008 1:24 PM | Burke

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how can I set the maximum filesize and imagesize of the picture that a user uploads for his profile on MySite? 9/11/2008 1:07 AM | GM

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GM,
I know that you are able to modify the maximum file size in the configuration of the web application in Central Administration, but the maximum picture size I am not sure is possible. SharePoint sees everything as content so the picture would have to abide by the maximum file size restriction but as far a physical size I don't think it is possible to limit.

HTH,

Michael 9/11/2008 8:19 AM | Michael

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Does anyone know how to remove the display of related documents in a users profile. For example when I upload documents for users to see within my departments portal, when you view my profile you will see the documents there also. I have looked thru the profile settings and I do not see where you can disable this. If I find an answer to this I will post it.

thanks,
Mark 9/24/2008 4:21 PM | MarkS

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I've had success by only unchecking "Use Personal Features" - I've left "create personal site" checked. It got rid of both links. I've also had success removing "NT Authority\Authenticated Users" (as mentioned above)

I stumbled on the first solution by finding a user that thought it was a bug: http://rinonu.wordpress.com/2007/11/02/moss2007-disable-mysite-and-mylinks/#comment-3 10/2/2008 3:20 PM | Mr.W

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We would like to enable My Sites for a group of users, which we can do by allowing those users to 'Create Personal Site' as described here. However, for licensing purposes (MS Standard CALs), we need to ensure that these users don't open up the Public area of their My Sites to folks that are not allowed to create My Sites. Is this possible? 10/3/2008 9:03 AM | Helen

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Helen,
I am not sure I know what you mean by opening the public side of their MySites to the folks that are not allowed to create MySites. Generally you are not licensed by the MySite or the person viewing it. You are licensed by the users that are using/viewing anything in SharePoint.

So even if you don't allow them to create MySites or view a MySite, if they have access to other areas of SharePoint then you will still have to purchase a license for them.

To answer you question more directly, I am not positive that you would be able to do this.

Michael 10/3/2008 9:31 AM | MIchael

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Michael,let me clarify:

We license our users of SharePoint, however we can control who has access. If we allow those licensed users to create My Sites, we would want to prevent those users from inviting non-licensed users to participate in My Sites (the public area), as this would require that we license the invited participants. My question is technical - we can limit who can create My Sites, but can we limit who can be invited to participate in someone else's My Site? 10/7/2008 12:29 PM | Helen

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By removing the User Personal Features, as Ange stated, users are not able to view User Profiles - this was a problme for us. What found is that if you give Manage User Profiles, then users are able to view User profiles without having the My Links hyperlink. This sounds risking because it sounds like a user could do some damage by editing user profiles, but in fact a user cannot edit user profiles without also having at least view permissions to the SSP. So remove "User Personal Features" AND adding "Manage User Profiles" was the fix for us. 10/10/2008 9:42 AM | hmkjr

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Michael, We have turned off the My Sites feature - Thanks!! Now we have another problem - I think that a few My Sites were created before we turned it off. Now under People and Groups we are not able to add pictures or much of anything to each user's profile. If I am able to get rid of those few My Sites, will the functionality of the user's profile come back?? If not, how do I go about getting this problem fixed?? 11/20/2008 10:43 AM | Jim Grooms

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To those trying to get rid of the Add to my Links list on the document edit menus. The only way I have been able to do so is by editing the core.js in the 12 hive/template/layouts/1033 folder.

In the JS you can see MS failed to wrap the code that inserts this in any type of if statement tied to permissions so it displays for everyone.

I just comment out the lines. Open the js file (back it up first) and do a search on "Add to My Links". This edit needs to be made on every single WFE. Also, because you are modifying a MOSS core file, you cannot be guaranteed that the next patch will not overwrite your change. Also, this is a GLOBAL change. If you remove it, nobody recieving content from the WFEs you modify will ever get the link.

So In short, it works, but there are gotchas and wide repercussions. Make sure you really want it removed before you remove it. 12/17/2008 6:11 AM | Gouranga

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We moved out Mysites web app from an existing SSP to a new one. However, the MyLinks for all the users are gone. Could these be linked to User Profiles?
i found that MyLinks is in fact a web part. Where is the data of this web part saved? on the SSP database? the MySite content DB? other??
1/29/2009 11:01 PM | Varun

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Thanks for the post Michael. Before we disabled My Sites, many of our users had created their sites. We want them the ability to continue using them.

As an administrator, whats the best way for us to provide them with the access links
3/6/2009 9:24 AM | Anand

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We have extended our intranet side.

Before extending, links like "My Site" and "MyLinks" were working properly. After extension of our intranet site, MySite and MyLinks are showing errors (these links are linking to extended system).
Plz some body let know the solution for this problem.

3/23/2009 3:42 AM | GEM

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is there a way to disable my sites only for a single web application or even site collection rather than all web apps using a single SSP? 4/30/2009 8:27 AM | paul

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Paul,
You can create another SSP specifically for your web application and then turn it off there. You can have more than one SSP in your installation if this is needed.

HTH,

Michael 4/30/2009 9:44 AM | Michael

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Hi,
I am creating a Community Site in MOSS 2007 with customization and also want to use existing My Site(basically “My Pofile”) feature for each user’s profile like ORKUT fashion(which maintains GROUPS, FRIEND’s List, SCRAPBOOK, MESSAGES etc.). Can i use “My Site” feature of this purpose??
Can you please help me in this context??

Thank you,
Saurabh 4/30/2009 12:58 PM | Saurabh Kumar Singh

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Sure, I don't see why not. However usually you would want to plan out the number of mysites you would be implementing for capacity planning purposes. So other than the technically I don't see why you couldn't use MySites for what you are looking to do.

Michael 4/30/2009 1:56 PM | Michael

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We have turned off My Sites, but are allowing My Links. However, many people not able to add a link. They get a blank dialog box that eventually times out. Any ideas why? Thanks! 6/11/2009 2:54 PM | Aleta

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Hi All - I made a big mistake of using sharepoint designer to remove my sites and my links at the top RHS of the page? For the life of me i cannot undo this and eventhough you can paste your my site URL into the browser and its takes you there i cannot bring the links back to the sharepoint page?? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards Nick 6/16/2009 4:59 AM | Nick Chapman

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Thank you saved my life! 7/18/2009 8:51 AM | Cuco

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hi there,

to be honest, the article about the way to disable the my site and my link on the MOSS truly helps me in developing my site. I have my MOSS site hosted at ASPHostPortal (http://www.asphostportal.com/Windows-MOSS-Hosting-Plans.aspx) and initially, I always have a problem of broken link and after I removed these links, everything is smoother and I get more visitors.

Thank you all! 9/22/2009 9:55 PM | Tommy