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An update on Exchange Online is now allowing administrators to define attachment types policy to define what they want to block or authorize. To update your configuration, open your Exchange Online ECP (https://outlook.office365.com/ecp/) and go to the the Protection section to access the Malware filter options. Then either edit the exiting policies or create a […]

Microsoft has deployed (or currently being deployed) an update to the Office 365 Groups feature to allow customer to use multi domain in Groups as well as the ability to update the privacy type (public and private) AFTER the creation.   Multi Domain Support The multi domain support is added and available only through PowerShell.

Office 365 has made Exchange Out Of Office smarter Now, when you set an Out Of Office with an end date, Exchange Online will be able to automatically decline request meetings which fall into this out of office period. You only have to define an end date when you set your Out Of Office. Enjoy

If you are running Exchange 2013 CU8 or earlier and running in Hybrid configuration with Office 365, this will impact you. Exchange 2013 CU9 or later are not impacted. On April 15 2016, the certificate used to secure the communication between your on premises and Exchange Online (Office 365 TLS certificate) will be renew. After

Microsoft has updated his junk mail reporting add in for Outlook. This new version is now compatible with Outlook 2016. When you report a message, the report is being sent to Microsoft for further analysis. You can download the add-in here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=18275 Then just select the version you want to install Close Outlook and follow

As you know, with Office 365 and Exchange Online, emails potentially identified as spam but not 100% identified as is are put in a quarantine. End-users can release these mails and set it as false positive as well as the Exchange Online administrators. A recent update on Exchange Online has introduced a new (and very

As you may know, with the 2016 version of Office 365 you can send attachment to someone while the attachment is in fact saved in your OneDrive for Business. But what about if I have an on premises mailbox (hosted on Exchange 2016) and an Office 365 OneDrive for Business space??? Well, you can also