When you intend to secure your email communication and want to ensure that your messages are only opened, forwarded or acted upon only by the intended recipients, you need to use the AADRMS that comes as a SAAS service of office 365. However the service requires some wizard driven configuration at the tenant level and …
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Late last year, Microsoft introduced PowerApps, a new enterprise service that empowers users to connect, create and share business apps with team members on any device in minutes. I had a chance to review it and in this article, I describe the features of PowerApps and answer some common questions about it.
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is used when you set up an on-premises multi-function printer, scanner, fax, or line of business (LOB) application that needs to send email. If some or all of your mailboxes are in Office 365, there are a few options available: SMTP relay, client SMTP submission, or Direct Send.
Exchange Cut-Over Migration to Office 365 Overview: An organization can migrate a maximum of 1,000 Exchange 2003, Exchange 2007, or Exchange 2010 mailboxes to the cloud using a cutover Exchange migration. To migrate more than 1,000 Exchange 2003 or Exchange 2007 mailboxes, you can perform a staged Exchange migration. You can’t migrate Exchange 2010 mailboxes using …
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Active Directory Filtering for Office 365 Directory Synchronisation (Dirsync) In my last article of this series –http://www.netwoven.com/2014/09/25/moving-from-on-premise-to-office-365-windows-azure-part-3/ I discussed way to move your dirsync to a different subscription. In this article I will show how we can refine the contents that we need to sync up to Azure AD. Overview: Any office 365 subscription synced …
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