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Few weeks back I took a quick look at the new functionality available in Technical Preview 2 of Windows Server, with focus on things that might be interesting to the Office 365 admin. With the new TP3 released last week, it’s time for another look. In comparison to the TP2, …
Continue readingWhat’s new in AD FS and WAP in Windows Server TP3
Thanks to Jack Benson for bringing this issue to my attention, I wasn’t aware of it before. Here’s the original thread on EE: http://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28704872/AD-FS-Single-Sign-On-only-working-for-1-user.html Long story short – AD FS 3.0 farm, properly configured and the RPT with O365 established. No funny claims rules, no additional auth factors enforced (well …
I’m a bit late to the party due to the holiday season, but this is important enough to cover even with delay. The Azure AD auditing and activity logging functionality was announced almost a year back on the AD team blog. The reports were however only available via the Azure …
The Office 365 settings page (https://portal.office.com/settings/) has recently been upgraded to be in line with the new responsive, Delve-centric experience. Here’s how the page looks currently: You will find the same options here, including links to the Software download page and the Password change portal. Clicking the Edit Profile button …
Continue readingNew pages in O365: the user settings page and the organizational support card
There’s a new version of the SPO PowerShell module available, which you can download from here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35588 The version went up to 16.0.4219.1200. Only one new cmdlet was introduced: Get-SPOMigrationJobProgress, which brings the total number of available cmdlets to 41. The following cmdlets were changed: Submit-SPOMigrationJob (added the ShowProgress parameter) …
Continue readingNew version of the SharePoint Online module for PowerShell available