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We got an update from Microsoft support: There is a defect in the product (SP2019) which causes update conflicts when multiple servers simultaniously writes to the config cache during farm solution deployment on farms with multiple servers. No ETA yet, expect months before there is a fix in CU.
How to deploy SharePoint 2016 compiled solutions on all servers?
Recommended workaround is to use the -Local parameter on Install-SPSolution and install on each server separately in sequence. When deployed on all servers, “Globally Deployed” will be true.
(2) User is Site Owner or Full Control, the user CANNOT see the link in the site settings. Is the function supported by SharePoint 2019 on premise or there is something missing. Thanks Attachments: Up to 10 attachments (including images) can be used with a maximum of 3.0 MiB each and 30.0 MiB total.
Is there an alternative to autospinstaller for SharePoint?
AutoSPInstaller is going to be supported in SP 2019. However, since you also wanted to know the alternatives to it, you can checkout SharePointDsc. It is a powershell module using which you can manage the farm. It also supports SP 2019 as well.
Can a farm solution be deployed on more than one server?
If the verification succeeds, the process of adding the farm solution continues. It is possible to deploy a solution on only one server even in a multi-server farm, using the DeployLocal property. This should be done only temporarily as a troubleshooting step. At all other times, the front-end web servers should be identically configured.
Can a farm administrator cancel a deployment job?
Farm administrators can choose to deploy a solution on only some web applications in the farm. If the deployment step is in its initial setup, and the deployment timer job has not yet started running on any of the deployment targets, the deployment job can be canceled. In such cases, the timer job is removed.
Specifically, installation refers to the process of uploading and unpacking solution packages (.wsp files) to front-end web servers, and deploying the contents. Installation can be done with either the Central Administration application or SharePoint Management Shell. See Technet for information about how to do these tasks.