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In the IT world, there is a constant struggle between security and usability. Admins often have to weigh in on user impact before they enable some feature designed to improve the security stance of a given product. This of course holds true for the cloud applications as well. Take Guest …
This should hardly come as a surprise to anyone, but earlier this week Microsoft turned the plug on support for older protocol versions service-side and going forward only TLS 1.2 will be supported. This in turn means that any older clients that do not use TLS 1.2 will not be …
Continue readingAzure Information Protection (Azure RMS) switches to using TLS 1.2 only
Microsoft has recently updated (some of) the Exchange Online cmdlets to return better error messages. Proper exceptions make it easier to troubleshoot and handle errors within custom scripts, so that’s a good thing. …
Continue readingThe *-UnifiedGroupLinks cmdlets now throw proper exceptions
In a recent article published over at Practical365.com, I covered Azure Cloud Shell and its use for managing Office 365 services. At the time of writing, there were some issues, such as being unable to connect to Exchange Online PowerShell if your account is protected by MFA, or in general …
While we still haven’t got any traction on the custom roles for Azure AD/Office 365 front, a bunch of new admin roles was introduced recently. The actual number seems to be 12, as listed below: B2C User Flow Administrator – Can create and manage all aspects of user flows. That …
Continue readingDozen new Azure AD/Office 365 roles have been added