Friday, March 12, 2010

MS IT 2.0 Recycle Bin Install steps


  1. Run RecycleBinInstaller.msi

  2. Welcome to the SharePoint Portal Server Recycle Bin Setup Wizard – click Next

  3. Recycle Bin Folder location – C:\SPS_RecycleBin

    1. Log File location – C:\SPS_RecycleBin_Logs\LogFile.txt

    2. Action Log File location – C:\SPS_RecycleBin_Logs\ActionLog.txt

    3. Click Next








Note: The RecycleFolder location in which to store deleted Site Collection information must be configured to allow Read/Write permissions to all Authenticated Users.

  1. Select Installation Folder:

    1. Leave the default folder location.

    2. Select Everyone for the installation option.

    3. Click Next



  2. Confirm Installation – click Next

  3. Installation Complete – click Close


Note: SharePoint Portal Server Recycle Bin will create a Registry entry for HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\IT\SharePoint Portal Extensions\Recycle Bin\.

  1. Open IIS Manager and navigate to the Web Service Extensions

  2. Right-click Web Service Extensions and select Add a new Web service extension…

  3. Extension name – enter RecycleBinISAPI – click Add


10.  Path to file – enter C:\Program Files\Microsoft IT\SharePoint Portal Server Recycle Bin\RecycleBinISAPI.dll

  1. click OK


11.   Click Add – Path to file – enter C:\Program Files\Microsoft IT\SharePoint Portal Server Recycle Bin\RecycleBinISAPIFilter.dll

12.  Click Set extension status to Allowed – click OK

13.  Verify the new Web Service Extension is allowed from IIS Manager.

14.  Expand the Web Sites within IIS Manager.

15.  Right-click the website for YourPortalSite (Default Web Site) and select Properties

16.  Select the ISAPI Filters tab

17.  Click Add

  1. Filter name – enter RecycleBinISAPIFilter

  2. Executable – enter C:\Program Files\Microsoft IT\SharePoint Portal Server Recycle Bin\RecycleBinISAPIFilter.dll

  3. Click OK


18.  Verify ISAPI Filter – right-click the website for your portal site (Default Web Site) and select Properties

  1. Select the ISAPI Filters tab – verify the RecycleBinISAPIFilter Filter Name displays a green arrow in the Status column and the Priority is set to High


19.  Select the RecycleBinISAPIFilter on the Default Web Site (for your portal site) Properties dialog and click the Move up button – click OK

20.  Expand the Default Web Site (where StaffCollaborator is located).

  1. Right-click the _vti_bin virtual folder and select Properties from the context menu.

  2. Under Application Settings, click Configuration, and click Insert

  3. Executable – enter “C:\Program Files\Microsoft IT\SharePoint Portal Server Recycle Bin\RecycleBinISAPI.dll” (don’t forget the quotes!)

  4. Click OK three times.


21.  Expand the Default Web Site (where your portal is located).

  1. Right-click the _layouts virtual folder, then select the Recycle folder and select Properties from the context menu.

  2. Click Create

  3. Application Pool – select MSSharePointPortalAppPool

  4. Click Configuration – click Add

  5. Executable – enter C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\aspnet_isapi.dll

  6. Extension – enter .spsrec – click OK twice.


22.  Restart IIS

23.  Open Notepad

  1. Enter – Forfiles -p C:\SPS_RecycleBin -s -m *.* -d -15 -c “cmd /c del /q @path”


Note: The 15 in the command will delete all files in the path that are older than 15 days.

  1. Save as RecycleBinCleaner.CMD to C:\SPS_RecycleBin_Logs


24.  Open Control Panel – create a scheduled task to run daily that will execute C:\SPS_RecycleBin_Logs\RecycleBinCleaner.CMD

  1. Start time – 1AM – Run the Scheduled Task as the service account Network\SPSRecycleBinCleaner


Uninstall Process

  1. Open IIS Manager from all of your IIS user web front-end servers for SPS2003

  2. select Default Web Site (for for your portal site), right-mouse click and select Properties

  3. Select the ISAPI Filters tab - remove the RecycleBinISAPIFilter - click OK

  4. expand the Default Web site (staffcollaborator)

    1. select _vit_bin, right-mouse click, select Properties

    2. click Configuration

    3. Under Wildcard... - Remove the RecylceBin entry

    4. click OK - click Yes to approve - click OK twice



  5. From IIS Manager - select the Web Service Extensions - select and Delete the Recycle Bin ISAPI entry

  6. Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs - Select SharePoint Portal Server Recycle Bin - click Remove

  7. restart IIS

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