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In case you missed it: Microsoft will stop using TLS 1.0/1.1 in Microsoft 365 by October 15, 2020. The date was pushed multiple times in the past and this deprecation was originally announced back in 2017. If you have not planned for this, you better read on! What is the take on this? Applications will … The end is near, three weeks notice! weiterlesen

During the last months, this question became very relevant as many organizations have shifted to supporting remote workers during COVID-19 work-at-home times. Many organizations have implemented VPN solutions hastily and forgot about the correct routing or DNS resolution strategy for SaaS services like Microsoft 365. I have been asked questions like: Is my network connection … Microsoft 365 – Do I get the best network performance? weiterlesen

Update: Added a paragraph to clarify on the effect of Windows Autopilot for device Retire / Delete actions. It feels there are a million different reset options in Microsoft’s endpoint manager (aka Intune). Some of the options even provide additional „suboptions“. I would like to explain the different options, their differences, and their main use … Intune: What is Retire / Wipe / Delete / Fresh Start / Autopilot Reset weiterlesen

If you are annoyed about your users receiving the notification to install Outlook mobile, the announcement MC219490 in the Microsoft365 Message Center in the may be helpful to you! You can now control if the user is shown a hint for installing Outlook Mobile in either Outlook on the Web or in Desktop Outlook. For … Stop Outlook advertising for outlook mobile weiterlesen

Today’s capabilities to segregate administrative permissions in Azure AD are limited. The Azure AD has a flat structure. In the on-premises AD we know the concept of organizational units, where we can delegate permissions to and create hierarchies. One could think the implementation of Administrative Units (AU) in Azure is a similar concept of the … Administrative Units preview weiterlesen