All about Microsoft 365
In case you have not heard it yet, the new, third edition of the “Office 365 for IT Pros” eBook has been released. Yes, the name is new (changed from “Office 365 for Exchange Professionals”), as the focus has shifted a bit – it now covers a lot of stuff …
Some of you might have noticed a strange new addition in the EAC that showed up two months ago – under the Mail Flow tab, email address policies appeared: As you might notice from the screenshot, the settings were actually grayed out, so we weren’t able to use the policies. …
Continue readingEmail address policies in Office 365… sort of
Does this sound right to you? I’m still trying to wrap my head around it and to understand exactly what the reasoning behind such “functionality” is. First, a short intro I guess. I run across this issue yesterday while browsing the Office 365 community forums and in particular this thread. …
Continue readingSo apparently every user can delete files from public Office 365 groups
So, Technical Preview 5 for Windows Server 2016 is out now, and we’re heading straight to RTM next. What did change in AD FS since the last preview? On the surface, nothing much. The major redesign on the role was done few versions ago, and now we just get the …
Continue readingAD FS in Windows Server 2016 (TP5) now supports Windows Passport authentication
It’s official now, since April 13th both Dirsync and ADSync have been officially designated as deprecated products. Most of us of course knew this is coming for a while now, so no surprises here. Just a reminder that it’s time to switch to AADConnect 🙂 You will notice that some …
Continue readingDirsync and ADSync are now officially deprecated