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Did you know that Office 365 Groups support folder-level permissions? Microsoft went back and forth on this functionality, but here’s how to use PowerShell to work with Group’s folder permissions. …
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Microsoft introduced a new method to keep copies of sent emails for shared mailboxes. Learn how to configure this feature via Exchange Online PowerShell. …
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Without any big announcements, Microsoft has started rolling out the new Calendar sharing experience we first saw earlier this year at Ignite. The improvements are long overdue for sure, as the process of sharing your Calendar or getting access to other people’s availability data has been confusing and unreliable for …
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Short, but very important: we finally have access to the (public preview) of the Exchange Online Remote PowerShell module that brings support for ADAL. Which in turn means, you can now authenticate via any 2FA solution supported by ADAL, or in other words you can now MFA-enable all your Global …
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In my first article for Practical365.com, I’ve tackled on the topic of preserving Exchange related data for departed users. There are two main options: use the Inactive mailboxes functionality or convert the user mailbox to shared one. Both methods have their cons and choosing which is the more appropriate one …
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