A new feature, primarily oriented for developers, has been released on Azure and is called Managed Service Identity. The idea is to be able to call a cloud services but hiding the credentials used (as you should do for any PowerShell scripts by the way ). After activating Azure Managed Service Identity, Azure will automatically […]
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Microsoft Teams has been updated to allow guest access with external users. The guest access is working for anyone which has an Azure AD account (any other Azure AD or Office 365 tenants), no Microsoft account. The Guest access for Teams is not enabled by default. Managing Guest access As usual Office 365 administrators
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A new version of Azure AD Connect has been released with an interesting new feature: you can now re use existing AAD Connect database. As you may know, the previous version did not allow you to re use existing database when deploying a new instance. With the new version (1.1.614.0) you can now re use
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An update is currently on his way (deployment starting September 2017 to be completed by end of October) which will allow Office 365 administrators to setup a default permission when end-users are sharing SharePoint Online/OneDrive for Business content. There has been already an updated to define the default sharing link type (direct, internal, anonymous), this
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As explained in a blog post on MSDN, if you use Exchange Online (or Outlook.com) you may start seeing a question mark (?) in place of the photo/initial on received emails. Do not worry, this is an additional information level provided to end-user to protect themselves against spam or phishing. Microsoft is adding this additional
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UPDATE this post has an updated version here https://t.co/W3AUonuSR9 Following my post to create an SCCM device collection for Windows Core (https://t.co/ZGdL91Vkht), I wanted to do the same to identify all Azure AD Joined device. So the first thing was to find how to identify an Azure AD Joined device; and the answer is with
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As Exchange Online administrator, you should review from time to time what is being put in the Exchange Online Protection quarantine. Now, in addition of the usual Release and Release & Report to release inappropriately quarantined message, you can Delete it. If you use the Ctrl or Shift key you can delete multiple quarantined email
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There is a lot of resources available on Internet to create System Center Configuration Manager device collection based on the operating system but none are helpful to create a device collection to identify all Windows Core servers, especially Windows Server 2016 Core as there is no more switching between Core and UI. So after digging
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The Azure RMS Protection tool is reaching his end of life (and support) on February 10th, 2018 If you are still using it, start upgrading your RMS client to Azure Information Protection client (current GA version available when writing this post is 1.7.210 available at https://aka.ms/aipclient)
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It has just been announced: the Azure AD Domain Services now supports Azure Resource Manager virtual network (in preview) Until then, Azure AD DS was only supporting classic virtual network. During the preview both classic and ARM virtual network will still be available, so you will have to choose BUT the end target is to
