The below are some of the older Office 365 welcome pages, thought it might be fun to make the screenshots available for reference. They are from an old blog post that never made its way out of the draft folder. …
The end of Outlook Anywhere support in Office 365 is almost upon us. In a weeks time support for Outlook Anywhere (OA) will be removed in Office 365. Note that this does not impact on-premises deployments. This change is in …
While operating in an Exchange hybrid model, users expect to see a consistent GAL no matter if they or other people to be contacted are on-premises or in Exchange Online. In order for the Exchange on-premises servers to be able …
There are many memes doing the rounds inside Microsoft which are sent out when someone uses the term on-premise rather than on-premises. Note the extra”S” in the latter. This is not new, and the last rant on this subject was …
This post is to answer a recent customer question regarding if there is a requirement to perform a directory sync cycle after creating a new remote mailbox enabled AD user object before it could have an Office 365 mailbox created.…
The below is a quick note for Canadian customers. We are now almost at the end of the window to signup for the GoLocal move where Microsoft will move your North American tenant to the Canadian datacenter region. Note that …
When configuring an Exchange Online hybrid deployment, there are many things to consider. Asides from the various networking, certificate and client discussions there is also a requirement to ensure that Autodiscover is functioning correctly. In addition to having Autodiscover correctly …
When attempting to run the Windows Azure Active Directory Module on a Windows 7 or 2008 R2 machine, things did not go swimmingly. In fact they did not work at all. The error message of “This assembly is built by …