Over the past 2 years or so, the infamous “you are on mute” has been the quote of the years Well, you obviously already know how to mute/unmute using the Mic button on the Teams client or the Ctrl+Shit+M shortcut, but sometime you want/need to be mute all time and then just talk a little
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As you know once you have created your Office 365/Azure AD tenant – mydomain.onmicrosoft.com – you can not rename it. While this is usually not a real problem because it is mostly not visible to end-users, except for SharePoint Online as this is the only workloads you can not use your custom domain, there is
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As you know, you can protect your Azure Storage account by using shared access signatures and/or restricting from which network the storage account can be access. The later use the service endpoint Microsoft.Storage you enable on your virtual network and/or subnet. Well, the use of service endpoint to restrict access to your storage account from
As you know, System Center Configuration Manager Current Branch (SCCM also known now as Endpoint Configuration Manager Current Branch) you can attach (tenant/cloud attach) your SCCM environment to Azure AD/Intune for implementing co-management and/or cloud services such as Desktop Analytics. Well since this feature has been introduce quite some time ago, the Azure Services you
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For those working with Azure, you are probably already aware about the Cloud Shell which let you run PowerShell commands directly from the web browser. Well for Teams administrators, this is now also available; just connect to your Teams administration portal (https://admin.teams.microsoft.com/) and open the Cloud Shell using the icon shown on the left side
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As you know you can use either NTLM and/or Kerberos when authenticating against Active Directory and authentication against Azure AD is using OAuth or SAML. Well, you can now also use Kerberos to authenticate against Azure AD, in the current scenario to access Azure File shares configured to use Azure AD authentication. To be able
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With the release of the new version of SCCM (2111), you can now use an updated task sequence to validate the requirements for Windows 11 (TPM 2.0) as well as a new servicing dashboard which includes Windows 11 devices. The updated task sequence now has the option to check for the TPM 2.0 chipset which
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As you may already know, the previous version of SCCM (2107) introduced the ability to automatically uninstall application when a device fall out of the scope of deployment. Well, with the release of the new version (2111), you can now also do the same for users
If you use SCCM (also known as Endpoint Configuration Manager), the new version 2111 is now available. As always the deployment will be made gradually but if you want to already install it right away you can use the usual PowerShell script available here https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2099733 As part of this new release, please keep in mind
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As you know, with Azure AD you can configure Conditional Access policies to protect and secure access to your resources. These policies apply to users, devices and now to service principals too. Well, sometime you may want to have a conditional access policy to apply to specific devices but you can not create a specific
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