If you use Outlook Web Access (aka Outlook on the Web) with Exchange Online, you can now get more insights for your meetings. When you check your meeting in OWA, Outlook will find additional relevant information from emails from your mailbox and/or files saved in OneDrive (including shared ones) or SharePoint Online, helping you getting […]
New file types will be added into the block file type list. Based on Microsoft’s evaluation, these file types are rarely used. If one of these file types is already added into your allowed list, it will not be added into the blocked list. The below table lists the new file type being blocked: File
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Room management and booking has been improved in Exchange Online with the add of new CMDlet to set additional properties (like features – such as video and/or audio capabilities, building and/or floor location and many other). These new properties can then be used by end-users when booking a room for a meeting. The update deployment
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This new feature is only available if you are using the new Outlook on the Web (aka Outlook Web Access) interface (see https://t.co/wmPtK7ntgM). When you receive an email which is not written in the language defined for your mailbox (see your regional settings), Exchange Online is now able to perform an inline translation. You can
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As you may already know, Exchange Online has been able to automatically create events in your calendar based on the email you have received – like airline booking confirmation or parcel delivery (by the way not all email can be used by the feature, see https://support.office.com/en-us/article/supported-senders-for-events-from-email-in-outlook-2c447af8-9e6c-481b-85df-e6d95325d6fd for more details) Well, if you are using the
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As you may already know you were/are able to authorize or block the use of third party storage providers – like Dropbox – and/or OneDrive (personal). To do so, you had 2 parameters to manage it OneDriveAttachmentsEnabled ThirdPartyFileProvidersEnabled Well, by August 30, these parameters will be replaced by a single one: AdditionalStorageProvidersAvailable This new parameter
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As you may be already aware, you have been able to manage authentication session (aka control the frequency at which your users need to re-enter their credentials) with SharePoint Online for quite some time by using the Azure AD Conditional Access. Well, now you can do the same for Exchange Online. You can use the
Kind of late notification about an important change taking place on July 5th, the certificates used by the Microsoft Federation Gateway are going to be replaced. If you are using Exchange 2013 SP1 or later, this change should not affect you as this part of the regular tasks executed by Exchange. However if you are
As you may be aware a new Outlook Web Access (aka Outlook on the Web) user experience has been in preview for quite some time now; you were able to switch on and off this experience using the toggle ‘The new Outlook’ available at the top right side: Well, this new experience is now becoming
As you may be aware the Exchange Hybrid Agent has been in preview fro quite some time (see https://t.co/dAB3IKJw1z). The Hybrid Agent is aimed to provide a simpler way to implement Exchange Hybrid between Exchange on-premises and Exchange Online. Well, good news, the Hybrid Agent is now generally available (GA). Firs thing to know is
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