I often get asked this question from customers, whether they should use SharePoint Online out of the box or if they should purchase a Content Management System (CMS) that integrates with SharePoint and Office 365. Before this year, I would have recommended them to go with one of the CMS systems. There are several that …
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Webhooks are a coding pattern that allow for applications to subscribe to system changes. This pattern is widely used by modern application, and SharePoint Online has now started to support them in preview. Using webhooks to be notified of changes in SharePoint opens new possibilities of what types of applications you can build on top …
SharePoint 2016 New Features Standalone installation is no longer supported. Earlier versions of SharePoint installs SQL Express edition along with SharePoint. But that is not the case anymore. In SP 2016, standalone installation requires separate installation of SharePoint edition and SQL installation.
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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