Clear Inactive Devices in Microsoft Intune In this short post, we will look at the options available in Intune to remove inactive devices. The feature is called “Device clean-up rules.” To get started with enabling this feature, lets first have a look at what is Device Clean up rules. With Intune device clean=up rules you…
Leave a CommentGet-AzureADDirectorySettingTemplate : The term ‘Get-AzureADDirectorySettingTemplate’ is not recognized. You receive the following error when trying to execute the following cmdlet: Get-AzureADDirectorySettingTemplate. To resolve this error, you need to install the following PowerShell Module AzureADPreview. But you will find that users have installed the PowerShell Module AzureAD and this Module does not have the cmdlets for…
2 CommentsChange Office 365 Synced Users UPN Name. Every now and then we get a user request to have their Office 365 Signin name to be change. This is typically when someone gets married . So how do we change the Signin name. We start with the Active Directory Rename the AD User (to match the…
Leave a CommentHow to restore deleted Office 365 Groups By default deleted Microsoft Office 365 groups are retained for 30 days. The groups which was deleted within 30 days are known as “soft-delete“, and can be restored using powershell. Powershell can also be used to permanently delete these groups if an admin does not want to…
Leave a CommentMicrosoft Office 365 Message Encryption In this post, I will look at configuring message encryption in Office 365. What is message encryption? Microsoft Office 365 Message Encryption is an extra add-on online service build on Microsoft Azure Right Management (Azure RMS), By enabling Azure RMS administrators can configure message encryption by configuring exchange online…
1 CommentNew Microsoft Azure sign-in experience public preview is now live. Recently Microsoft has rolled out a new Sign in look across the Microsoft platform i.e. Outlook.com and Microsoft Office 365. The new look is sleek and modern and I must say I love this new look. Once you sign in to your Microsoft Office…
Leave a CommentExpress installation of Azure AD Connect Tool Can be downloaded from Here Sign in as a local administrator to the server you wish to install Azure AD Connect on. You should do this on the server you wish to be the sync server. Navigate to and double-click AzureADConnect.msi. On the Welcome screen, select the box agreeing…
Leave a CommentOn April 13 of last year, Microsoft announced the deprecation of “Windows Azure Active Directory Sync (DirSync)” and “Azure Active Directory Sync (Azure AD Sync)” and that it was time to start planning to upgrade to Azure AD Connect. They have also announced that end of Support for DirSync & AzureAD Sync will be on…
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