It has just been announced; after months of preview, Azure Stack is generally available. With Azure Stack you can bring the agility of Azure to your On-Premises. You can read the announcement here https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/microsoft-azure-stack-is-ready-to-order-now
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In the continuity of my posts about Azure Backup Server, this one is related to setting Azure Backup reports (in preview currently). Azure Backup Reports will help you to aggregate backup reporting from different backup vault if you use the same storage account to give a global insights for your backup saved in Azure. Configure
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If you have Azure Backup Recovery services and Site Recovery services created with the ‘old’ Azure portal (https://manage.windowsazure.com), these services will be automatically upgraded to the new portal (ARM) at the following date: Azure Backup Recovery Services will be upgraded by October 31 Site Recovery service will be upgraded by September 1st You can also
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A colleague of mine shared his experience while trying to make Azure AD Seamless SSO to work. As reminder Azure AD Seamless SSO is still under preview; Azure Active Directory Seamless Single Sign On (Azure AD Seamless SSO) provides single sign-on for users signing in on their corporate desktops connected to the corporate network. When
Microsoft has announced the release of a preview of a new service in Azure: Azure Service Health Azure Service Health is to provide you information, guidance and support when issue(s) in Azure are affecting you. In a nutshell, we can say this is the Azure version of the Office 365 Service Health dashboard. To start
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To perform the following steps you must first have installed and configure Microsoft Azure Backup Server (MABS); you can check http://blog.hametbenoit.info/2017/07/03/azure-install-and-configuration-of-azure-backup-server/ to do so Define a protection group for Exchange server The MABS agent must have been deployed first on all Exchange servers Once the agent has been deployed you can create the protection group
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Once you have installed and configured Microsoft Azure Backup Server (MBAS) and started to define protection groups to perform backups and save it to the cloud, you will need to add the Azure Recovery Vault used to save the backups to your MABS console. First you need to re download the credentials file as the
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If you plan to use MBAS to save backups on local drives, you must first assigned the storage space Open the MABS console and go to the Management section Then click on Disk Storage and Add new storage If you have no available storage displayed then you need first to add disk to the Azure
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With the release of the v2 of Microsoft Azure Backup Server (MABS) which supports Windows Server 2016, here is post to install and configure it – on Windows Server 2016 of course. Azure Configuration Connect to your Azure tenant with a global administrator account to create a Recovery Vault Browse to reach the Recovery Services
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After installing the latest version of Azure AD Connect (1.1.553.0), you will have the ability to update use it to update your ADFS Certificate (if you use AAD Connect to configure ADFS) as well as the ability to change the Source Anchor without having to reinstalling. Also a good news for Exchange Hybrid configuration, the
