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ControlPoint 8.7 - for Office 365 User Guide

Getting Started with ControlPoint Using Discovery to Collect Information for the ControlPoint Database Cache The GDPR Dashboard Searching for SharePoint Sites Managing SharePoint Objects Managing Audit Settings Managing Metadata Managing SharePoint User Permissions Data Analysis and Reporting Scheduling a ControlPoint Operation Saving, Modifying and Executing Instructions for a ControlPoint Operation Provisioning SharePoint Site Collections and Sites Using Sensitive Content Manager to Analyze SharePoint Content for Compliance Using ControlPoint Sentinel to Detect Anomalous Activity Default Menu Options for ControlPoint Online Users About Us

Analyzing Web Parts

The Web Parts analysis provide detailed statistics about Web Parts used in your SharePoint environment.

To generate a Web Parts analysis:

1Select the object(s) on which you want to perform the analysis.

2Choose Change Management > Web Parts.

3Select the option you want to Group By: Parts or Sites.

4Specify additional parameters for your analysis.

In addition to the "standard" parameters, you can limit results to Web Parts that meet one or more specific criteria, as described in the following table.

If you want results to include  ...

Then ...

one or more specific Web Parts

select from the Web Parts list box.  

NOTE:  If you do not select specific Web Parts, all Web Parts will be returned.

Web Parts dropdown

EXCEPTION:  If the ControlPoint Application Administrator has chosen to exclude Web Parts from the ControlPoint Discovery process, the message No Values Available will display in the list box.

Web Parts whose name contains a specific text string

enter the text string in the Web Part Name contains field.

NOTE:  You can enter multiple text strings as a comma-separated list.

Web Part Name Contains

only Web Parts that are currently in use

check the Show only parts used in pages box.

NOTE:  If you leave this box unchecked and you do not select a specific Web Part, analysis results will also include Web Parts that are not currently in use.

only Web Parts that are closed and hidden

check the Show only Closed and Hidden box.

Note that the option to Use cached data will be disabled if Web Parts have been excluded from the ControlPoint Discovery job.  The inclusion or exclusion of Web Parts can be managed by the ControlPoint Application Administrators.  Details can be found in the ControlPoint Administration Guide.

Use Cached Data DISABLED

Now you can:

·run the operation immediately (by clicking the [Run Now] button)

OR

·schedule the operation to run at a later time or on a recurring basis.

OR

·save the operation as XML Instructions that can be run at a later time.

If you chose to group results ...

Then ....

By part

the top level of the analysis lists the Web Part(s) within the scope of your analysis, as well as the total number of pages in which each is used.

Web Parts by Part RESULTS

When expanded, a list of sites that use each Web Part displays.

Web Parts by Part EXPANDED

By site

the top level of the analysis lists the site collections within the scope of your analysis.

Web Parts by Site RESULTS

When expanded, a list of Web Parts used by each site displays.

Web Part by Site EXPANDED

 

Within the context of the site, the following information displays for each Web Part:

·the Title of the Web Part—that is, the name assigned to that instance of the Web Part

NOTE:  If the same Web Part is used more than once on a page, the title of each instance is listed in a comma-separated list.  Web Parts that are hidden or closed are annotated.

Web Parts CLOSED

·the Page on which the Web Part is used

·the following values, which are the same as those reported in the SharePoint Web Gallery:

§the user account that the Web Part was Created by, well as the user account it was Last Modified by

§the dates when the Web Part was both Created and Last Updated

NOTE:  The Created by, Last Modified by, Created, and Last Updated values refers to the Web Part itself, not its instance on a specific page.  Often, the Created date is the date that the Web Part was installed on the system.

·the Size of the Web Part in kilobytes (KB).

Note that some commonly-built Web Parts that display in analysis results (such as the List View Web Part) are not listed in the Web Parts Gallery and are not associated with a specific creator or created by/modified by dates.  Often, such Web Parts have names that begin with "Microsoft SharePoint."

Web Part by Site BUILT IN

 

 

Analyzing Object Properties

ControlPoint lets you view properties for objects at different levels of the SharePoint hierarchy via the following reports:

·Site Collection Property Report provides information about one or more site collections in your farm, including the Site Collection Administrator(s), quota details, site collection workflows audit setting that are/are not enabled, and  a list of activated/deactivated features

·Site Property Report provides information about one or more sites in your farm, including the date and time when the site was created and last updated, the size of the site, users with Full Control permissions, audit settings that are/are not enabled, and a list of activated/deactivated site features  

·List Property Report provides information about one or more lists in your farm, including the properties of the list, including versioning and advanced settings and audit settings that are/are not enabled for the list.

 

Analyzing Site Collection Properties

The Site Collection Properties analysis provides information about one or more site collections in your farm, for which you are a Site Collection Administrator, including:

·the Site Collection Administrator(s)

·quota details

·audit settings that are/are not enabled (with the option of including only site collections for which auditing is enabled)

·settings for both SharePoint Designer and audit trimming, and

·a list of site collection features (with the option of including activated features only and/or hidden features).

You can further limit your results to include only site collections for which specific features are activated or deactivated.

This feature is not available at the farm (tenant) scope.

IMPORTANT:  Although the analysis contains a section for Workflows, it will not be populated, even if the site collection contains workflows.  This is a known issue and will be fixed in a future release.

To generate a Site Collection Properties analysis:

1Select the object(s) on which you want to perform the analysis.

2Choose Configuration > Site Collection Properties.

3Specify the following parameters for your analysis:

Site Collection Summary PARAMETERS

a)If you want results to Include only collections administered by one or more specific users, select the applicable user(s).

b)If you want to limit results to site collections whose quota exceeds a specific size (in MB), enter that value in the Include Only Collections with quota > field.

NOTE:  If you accept the default value of 0, all site collections within the scope—including those for which a quota has not been set—will be included

c)If you want to Show activated features only, check this box.

NOTE:  If you leave this box unchecked, all installed features will be listed beneath each site collection, and those that are currently activated will be flagged.  If you check this box, all installed features will be listed once, at the top of the result set, and only activated features will be listed beneath each site collection.

d)If you want to limit results to site collections for which one or more features are activated/deactivated:

§Select the appropriate option from the Limit Report to Site Collections with the following features: drop-down.

Site Collection Summary FEATURE LIMIT

§From the Selected Feature(s): list, select the feature(s) you want to include/exclude (you can select multiple features using the [CTRL] or [SHIFT] key in the conventional manner).

NOTE:  If you select multiple features, results will include site collections for which any one or more of those features is activated/deactivated.

e)If you want to Include only collections with auditing enabled, check this box.

f)If you want to Show hidden features, check this box.

NOTE:  Hidden features are those that are not visible in the SharePoint Site Features list. (Hidden features are activated from a command line, using custom code, or through the dependency of another feature.)

Now you can:

·run the operation immediately (by clicking the [Run Now] button)

OR

·schedule the operation to run at a later time or on a recurring basis.

OR

·save the operation as XML Instructions that can be run at a later time.

Analysis results list each of the site collections within the scope of your analysis, along with the content database that the site collection uses.

Site Collection Summary RESULTS

REMINDER:  If you chose to show activated features only, an expandable list of all Installed Site Collection Features displays at the top of the result set, with only activated features displaying beneath each site collection.  (Otherwise, the full set of installed site collection features will display beneath each site collection).

Site Collection Summary INSTALLED FEATURES

When expanded, the following information displays for each site collection:

·Site Collection Administrators

Site Collection Summary ADMINS

·Site Collection Quota (including the current storage used, % of quota, and the threshold at which a warning email is sent)

Site Collection Summary QUOTA

·All of the available Audit Settings (settings that are currently enabled are flagged)

Site Collection Summary AUDIT

·Site collection Workflows, including each workflow's current status, associations (that is, the number of lists, document libraries, and/or content types associated with the workflow), and the number of instances of the workflow that are in progress.

Site Collection Summary WORKFLOWS

·Site collection Features.  Hidden features (if included) and Activated features are flagged.

Site Collection Summary FEATURES

·for SharePoint Server farms, SharePoint Designer Settings and Audit Log Trimming Settings.

Site Collection Property Report SP DESIGNER

 

Analyzing Site Properties

The Site Properties analysis provides information about one or more sites in your farm, including:

·the account that created the site as well as the date and time when the site was created and last updated

·the size of the site

·whether the site has unique permissions

·users with Full Control permissions for the site.

·audit settings that are/are not enabled for the site (with the option of including only sites for which auditing has been enabled at the site collection level)

·a list of site features (with the option of including activated features only and/or hidden features)

This feature is not available at the farm (tenant) scope.

To generate a Site Properties analysis:

1Select the object(s) you want to include in your analysis.

2Choose Configuration > Site Properties.

3Specify the following parameters for your analysis:

Site Summary PARAMETERS

a)If you want to Show activated features only, check this box.

NOTE:  If you leave this box unchecked, all installed features will be listed beneath each site, and those that are currently activated will be flagged.  If you check this box, all installed features will be listed once, at the top of the result set, and only activated features will be listed beneath each site.

b)If you want to limit results to sites for which one or more features are activated/deactivated:

§Select the appropriate option from the Limit Report to Sites with the following features: drop-down.

Site Summary FEATURE LIMIT

§From the Selected Feature(s): list, select the feature(s) you want to include/exclude (you can select multiple features using the [CTRL] or [SHIFT] key in the conventional manner).

NOTE:  If you select multiple features, results will include sites for which any one or more of those features has been activated/deactivated.

c)If you want to Include hidden features, check this box.

NOTE:  Hidden features are those that are not visible in the SharePoint Site Features list. (Hidden features are activated from a command line, using custom code, or through the dependency of another feature.)

d)If you want to Include only sites with auditing enabled at the site collection level, check this box.

NOTE:  If you check this box, results will include sites that inherit audit settings from the parent site collection.  See also Managing Audit Settings.

e)If you want to Include only sites with auditing enabled at the site level, check this box.

NOTE:  The only audit setting that can be enabled directly for a site is Opening or downloading documents, viewing items in lists, or viewing item properties via the ControlPoint action Manage Audit Settings.  

Now you can:

·run the operation immediately (by clicking the [Run Now] button)

OR

·schedule the operation to run at a later time or on a recurring basis.

OR

·save the operation as XML Instructions that can be run at a later time.

Site Properties analysis results list each site within the scope of your analysis.

Site Summary RESULTS

REMINDER:  If you chose to show activated features only, an expandable list of all Installed Site Features displays at the top of the result set, with only activated features displaying beneath each site.  (Otherwise, the full set of installed site features will display beneath each site.)

Site Summary INSTALLED FEATURES

When expanded, the following information displays for each site:

·the account that the site was Created By

·the site's Size (in KB)

·the date and time when the site was Created and Last Updated

·whether the site has Unique Permissions

·whether the site has been configured to Allow RSS Feeds

·the Language used by the site

·a list of users with Full Control permissions (that is, users considered to be site Owners).

Site Summary SUMMARY INFO

·All of the available Audit Settings, with settings that are currently enabled for the site identified with a plus sign (+).   Audit settings that are inherited from the parent site collection are also flagged with >.

Site Summary AUDIT SETTINGS

·Site collection Features.  Hidden features (if included) and Activated features are flagged.

Site Summary FEATURES

 

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