What is Delve – Office 365 Delve can be used to manage your Office 365 profiles, and discover and help organize information interested to you in that point in time across your office 365 tenant. One thing to remember is that Delve does not change permissions, the user will only see documents which they…
Azure AD – Source Anchor What is Azure AD – Source Anchor? The sourceAnchor is an attribute that is unchangeable for the life time of the user object. It is the primary attribute / key linking the on-premises user object with the user object in Azure AD. Which Attribute to use as sourceAnchor? Since the…
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How to get Exchange Active Mailboxes Let’s looks at how you can get a list of Exchange Active Mailboxes using the Exchange Shell. The following cmdlet can be used. The following script with run through all the mailboxes in the Exchange Organization and provide a list of Active Mailboxes, however this is not a refined…
Exchange On-premises and Exchange Online Ignite Sessions. Microsoft has made all the MSIgnite sessions available online, however the once i have listed below is some only related to Exchange On-premises and Exchange Online. Core Exchange / Exchange Online: Inside Exchange Online Scott Schnoll’s Exchange tips and tricks Troubleshooting Exchange ActiveSync devices Exchange Online Multi-Geo Capabilities…
Update to scalability guidance for Exchange 2016 The Microsoft Exchange Team has recently announced an update to their scalability guidance for Exchange 2016. Effective immediately, the maximum recommended memory for deployments for Exchange 2016 has changed from 96 GB to 192 GB. These changes are noted in the Exchange 2016 Sizing Guidance as well as…
How to create Azure Availability Set This post will cover a quick how to for creating an Azure Availability set. What is an Availability set? An availability set is a logical grouping of VMs within a datacenter that allows Azure to understand how your application is built to provide for redundancy and availability. The Azure…
Azure Update and Fault Domains Microsoft Azure operates from multiple Datacenters across the word, these Datacenters are grouped in geographic regions, providing flexibly for application building. The purpose of this post is to focus on two areas of Azure regions and availability and that is Fault and Update Domains. Fault domains A fault domain is…
How to Deploy Microsoft SharePoint 2013 This post will focus on deploying SharePoint 2013 using best practices. The original post has been created by Renjith Memon, who is a regular blogger at http://www.renjithmenon.com. To get started lets look at a basic design and what requirements is needed. Before we begin the installation let’s look at the…
Assign Exchange Online Permissions using PowerShell You can quickly and easily assign roles to user accounts using Office 365 PowerShell by identifying the user account’s Display Name and the role’s Name. To start, you first need to establish a session to Office 365 PowerShell, this can be done by a script a created which is…
Microsoft Exchange Online Multi-Geo Capabilities What is Multi – Geo Capabilities? Multi-Geo enables a single Office 365 tenant to span across multiple Office 365 datacenter geographies (geos), and gives customers the ability to store their Exchange and OneDrive data, at-rest, on a per-user basis, in their chosen geos. If you are part of the Microsoft…