Adding Services to Default Application Proxy Group in SharePoint 2010 Using Powershell

$serviceAppProxy = Get-SPServiceApplicationProxy | where { $_.Name -eq “Name of the service” }
$proxygroup = Get-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroup | where { $_.FriendlyName -eq “[default]” }
Add-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroupMember -Identity $proxygroup -Member $serviceAppProxy

Creating Managed Metadata Service Application using PowerShell

In this article, we will go through the steps to create Managed Metadata. The steps are fairly simple but this is one piece which requires thorough planning based on the Organization’s taxonomy if defined great if not plan.

# URL for the content type hub

$ContentHub = “http://MyContentTypeHubURL“

# App pool name

$ManagedMetaDataAppPool = “ManagedMetaDataAppPool”

# DB for the Managed Metadata

$ServiceDB = “MetadataDB”

# Name of the managed metadata service Application

$ManagedMetadataName = “Managed Metadata Service”

# Get the first managed account

$ManagedAccount = Get-SPManagedAccount | select -First 1

# Creating the application pool

$ApplicationPool = Get-SPServiceApplicationPool     $ManagedMetaDataAppPool -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
if ($ApplicationPool -eq $null) {
$ApplicationPool = New-SPServiceApplicationPool -Name $ManagedMetaDataAppPool -Account $ManagedAccount
}

Configuring the working languages for the ManageMetadataService Application using PowerShell

# Configuring the languages for the ManageMetadataService.

$ContentHubURL = “http://mysiteurl ”
$ManagedMetadataName = “Managed Metadata Service”
$taxonomy = Get-SPTaxonomySession -Site $ContentHubURL
$termstore = $taxonomy.TermStores[$ManagedMetadataName]
$termstore.AddLanguage(1036)
$termstore.AddLanguage(1043)
$termstore.CommitAll()