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After a long, long wait, new version of the Azure AD PowerShell module has been released. Namely, the version number is 2.0.0.155. In addition, a new version of the Azure AD Preview module has also been released, version 2.0.0.154. Why the Preview module has a lower version number is beyond …
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In what’s possibly one of the slowest rollout of a feature in the Office 365 world, Administrative Units are now available in the Admin Center. As I’ve already covered working with Administrative units in a blog post 3 years ago, I will not go into much detail here. Still, the fact …
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With the beginning of the new year, I tried to give the new Skype a chance, so I removed the classic version and took the new one for a test. I promised myself I will be patient this time, even though it was immediately visible how incomplete the product was. …
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With some delay, my initial impressions on using PowerShell Core to perform administrative tasks against Office 365 has been published on the eNow blog. For those of you that have missed the news, PowerShell Core is a new flavor of PowerShell, stripped from the dependencies of most of the .NET …
Short, but nevertheless important bit of information – two new roles have appeared and can now be used to delegate access in Azure AD. The first role is used for granting access to Azure Information Protection (Azure RMS) and has been a long standing request. The second one is the …
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