One of our support engineers (not me, so let’s give credit where credit is due) wrote a script to help you, as a customer of Office 365, validate for DKIM configuration once you have enabled it in the Admin Portal. We’ve added a few more checks to make it more clear, but you can also use this.
In this article series, I will try to clear up some of the confusion that exists around cross-premises mailbox permissions in an Exchange hybrid deployment.
When a new Azure Active Directory synchronization tool or a new version of an existing tool is released, there´s also a good chance the synchronization interval scheduling method changes, which again means that the way in which force a synchronization changes as well.
The other day I was asked to come up with some common errors that we see when people set up SPF records as we want to start notifying our customers when they have these types of errors. I thought it would be a good idea to make this public and add to it as necessary.
The Outlook team is on a mission to bring you the best email and calendar experience—at work, at home—across all your favorite devices. In recent months, we made several updates to our desktop and mobile apps, launching Outlook 2016 and delivering a steady stream of updates to our iOS, Android and Windows 10 apps. Today, we are announcing an important milestone for Outlook.com.
Today we take a tour of all the recent updates to Office 365 Groups – spanning user, IT and developer experiences. Groups are pervasive in Office 365, providing self-service capabilities to accelerate collaboration – from conversations, calendar, files, to notes and planning. From an admin's perspective, this also means there is a need to create, modify and audit all activities; Groups in Azure AD provides these capabilities as well.
The Office 365 Hybrid Configuration wizard has been updated to support Exchange 2010.
We are happy to announce the fact that the Exmon tool (aka Microsoft Exchange Server User Monitor) for Exchange 2013 and 2016 is now available!
We wanted to post a quick note to call out that since yesterday, the .NET Framework 4.6.1 has been made a recommended update on WU (Windows Update).
In this article we will look at the new multi-factor authentication (MFA) options that can be utilized by ADAL enabled Outlook desktop clients.
