Test Out Going Email from SharePoint

sd = new-object System.collections.specialized.stringdictionary
$sd.add("to","me@website.anyextention")
$sd.add("from","SharePointCodi@SP.anyextention")
$sd.add("Subject","Sent from Outbound Server")



$web = get-spweb "https://mySharePoint"
$body = "This is our body<br/> OutBound <strong>HTML</strong> mySharePoint."


With the body prepared, we just need to call the:

SPUtility.SendEmail method to send our message.
[Microsoft.SharePoint.Utilities.SPUtility]::SendEmail($web,$sd,$body)

Anonymous Access Process

When a list or document library is created on an SharePoint external facing website, anonymous access must be applied.

The steps required steps for successful implementation:

1.       Open PowerShell console and run as administrator and then run following 3 commands:
 - get-spfeature -site https://WebSite
- $viewformlockdown = get-spfeature viewformpageslockdown
- disable-spfeature $viewformlockdown -URL https://WebSite

Note: The above commands will disable anonymous page lockdown.

2.       Apply associated InfoPath form, list permissions

3.       From Open PowerShell console execute:
- Get-SPFeature | where { $_.DisplayName -eq "ViewFormPagesLockdown"}
- Enable-SPFeature -url http://WebSite/ -identity GUID -confirm:$true

Note: The above commands will enable anonymous page lockdown.

4.       Login as administrator into WFE and navigate to WEBSITE web.config

5.       Make a backup copy and Edit Web.config as administrator

6.       Within web.config, search for “<location path” and immediately after the ending “</location>” add the following entry:

<location path="ich/as/ts/Lists/Passing/AllItems.aspx">

  <system.web>

    <authorization>

      <deny users="?" />

    </authorization>

  </system.web>

</location>

Note: The location path is the view in which you want anonymous access to be applied.