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Showing posts with label Office 365. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Office 365. Show all posts
Monday, 5 March 2018
Saturday, 3 March 2018
ActiveDirecoty Fedration Services with Office 365
Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) simplifies access to systems and applications using a claims-based access (CBA) authorization mechanism to maintain application security. AD FS supports Web single-sign-on (SSO) technologies that help information technology (IT) organizations collaborate across organizational boundaries. AD FS 2.0 is a downloadable Windows Server 2008 update that is the successor to AD FS 1.0,
Tuesday, 10 October 2017
Migrate PST files to Exchange and Office 365
Steps:
- Give import/export privilege to the user (Exchange > compliance > import/export)
- Office 365> import> upload file over the internet >
- Download Azure AzCopy tool for Azure uploading ( Microsoft Azure AZCopy Tool)
- Copy the secure storage account key
- Use Microsoft Azure AZCopy tool to upload your data
- create CSV file

- uploading files
- access to the mapping file
Reference : https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Overview-of-importing-PST-files-and-SharePoint-data-to-Office-365-ba688e0a-0fcb-4bd7-8e57-2b669564ea84?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US&fromAR=1
Wednesday, 9 August 2017
Microsoft Office offline Installation of office 365 users
Download Office 365
2016 packages using Office Deployment Tool:
Link to download
Office deployment tool.exe for Office2016 only:- http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=49117
Friday, 7 April 2017
Office 365 Overview
Office 365 is Microsoft Cloud Base SAS (Software As a Service) model.
Ref: https://products.office.com/en-us/business/microsoft-office-365-frequently-asked-questions
Office 365. "Office
365" refers to subscription plans that include
access to Office applications plus other
productivity services that are enabled over
the Internet (cloud services). Office 365
includes plans for use at home and for business.
Learn about Office 365 for use at home. Office 365 plans for business
include services such as
Skype for Business web conferencing and
Exchange Online hosted email for business,
and additional online storage with
OneDrive for Business.
Many
Office 365 plans also include the desktop version
of the latest Office applications, which
users can install across multiple computers
and devices. The fully installed applications
include: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote,
Outlook, Publisher, and Access. (Publisher
and Access are available on PC only.) And
you can install them across multiple devices,
including PCs, Macs, Android tablets, Android
phones, iPad, and iPhone. When you have an
active Office 365 subscription that includes
the desktop version of Office, you always
have the most up-to-date version of the applications.
The Office 365 plans that are online-only are a great
choice for certain business needs, and they
are designed to work with the latest version
of Office, Office 2013, and Office 2011 for
Mac. Previous versions of Office, such as
Office 2010 and Office 2007, may work with
Office 365 with reduced functionality.
Get more details about which Office versions are supported. NOTE: This compatibility with
Office does not include the Exchange Online
Kiosk or Office 365 Enterprise K1 plans.
All Office 365 plans are paid for on a subscription
basis, monthly or annually.
Microsoft Office.
"Microsoft Office” is the name we still use
for our familiar productivity software. Office
suites are available as a one-time purchase
and include applications such as Word, Excel,
and PowerPoint, which can be installed on
only one PC or Mac. The applications are
not automatically updated; to get the latest
version, you can purchase the product again
when the new version becomes available. The
latest versions currently available for one-time
purchase are Office 2016 for Windows and
Office 2016 for Mac. These suites do not
come with any of the cloud-based services
included in Office 365.
Saturday, 1 April 2017
Microsoft OneNote
Microsoft OneNote is
a computer program for multi-user collaboration and free form information
gathering. It gathers users notes, drawings, screen clippings and audio
commentaries. Notes can be shared with other OneNote users over the Internet or
a network. OneNote is available as a part of Microsoft Office and Windows 10.
It is also available as a free standalone application for Windows, mac OS,
Windows RT, Windows Phone, iOS and Android. A web-based version of OneNote is
provided as part of OneDrive or Office Online and enables users to edit notes
via a web browser.
OneNote for the students to organize your lesson plans,
course contents and make important notes in your own digital notebook. Keep
everything in a OneNote Class Notebook, and use its powerful search tool to find
what you're looking for, even text in pictures or handwriting. School work
includes a lot of information, and OneNote helps you, students capture it all,
on all devices. With it, everyone can stay organized, share lessons, work
together, and even spark their creativity. While inspiration can come from
anywhere, it should all end up in OneNote. Your notebooks are saved
automatically and can be viewed from any devices, online or offline.
It Make teachers’ jobs easier by giving them the tools
they need to stay organized. In OneNote, they can organize their lesson plans
and course content in searchable digital notebooks. Each has a personal
workspace for every student, a content library for handouts, and a
collaboration space for lessons and creative activities. And they can be viewed
from any device, online or offline. Creating interesting lessons is easier than
ever in OneNote Class Notebooks. Starting from their existing lesson plans,
your teachers can add web content, videos, and audio recordings, for custom
lessons that get their students’ attention. Your class notebook makes it easier
to collect homework, quizzes, exams and handouts. Students go to the content
library to get their assignments. They simply share the digital notebook, no
more class handouts, to assign work. And students can highlight, annotate,
sketch, take notes, and turn in their homework, all in the same notebook. In
OneNote Class Notebook, students can ask for help, and teachers can give their
support, directly in the student's private notebook. And the notebook’s
collaboration space encourages students to work together as the teacher
provides real-time coaching.
OneNote Provide a central place for administration with
OneNote Staff Notebooks. Like OneNote Class Notebooks, they offer a personal
workspace for every teacher and staff member, a content library for shared
information, and a space where everyone can work together, all in one digital
notebook. There your team can share lesson plans, capture meeting and classroom
observation notes, find professional development opportunities, and more.
Friday, 24 March 2017
Introduction of Office 365
Office 365. "Office
365" refers to subscription plans that include
access to Office applications plus other
productivity services that are enabled over
the Internet (cloud services). Office 365
includes plans for use at home and for business.
Learn about Office 365 for use at home. Office 365 plans for business
include services such as
Skype for Business web conferencing and
Exchange Online hosted email for business,
and additional online storage with
OneDrive for Business.
Tuesday, 14 March 2017
Monday, 13 February 2017
Wednesday, 4 January 2017
Set up connectors of office 365 with your own email servers
The diagram below shows how connectors in Office 365 (including Exchange Online or EOP) work with your own email servers.


Tuesday, 22 November 2016
Azure Resource Manager vs classic deployment
When deciding which
deployment model to use for your resources, there are three scenarios to be
aware of:
- The service supports Resource Manager and provides only a single type.
- The service supports Resource Manager but provides two types - one for Resource Manager and one for classic. This scenario applies only to virtual machines, storage accounts, and virtual networks.
Sunday, 29 May 2016
Office 365 Sign in page branding
Today we are adding two Identity and Access Management features to
the Office 365 subscription, which were previously only available with
an additional Azure Active Directory (AD) Basic, Azure Active Directory
(AD) Premium, or Enterprise Mobility Suite subscription. The new
features are the Sign in page and Access Panel company branding and
cloud user self-service password reset. These two new features are
beginning to roll out for Office 365 customers starting today.
Simple sign up for Azure AD > got to AD> configuring > Branding
Simple sign up for Azure AD > got to AD> configuring > Branding
Monday, 25 April 2016
office 365 Mail flow in Hybrid Deployment
- Scenario 1 – MX record points to Office 365, and Office 365 filters all messages
- Scenario 2 - MX record points to Office 365, and mail is filtered on-premises
- Scenario 3 – MX record points to your on-premises servers
- Scenario 4 – MX record points to your on-premises server, Your on-premises server relay messages to the internet through Office 365.
Wednesday, 16 March 2016
Office 365 Roles
Depending
on the size of your organization, you may want to designate several admins who
serve different functions. The following admin roles are available:
Global admin: Has access to all administrative
features. Global admins are the only admins who can assign other admin roles.
You can have more than one global admin in your organization. The person who
signs up to purchase Office 365 becomes a global admin.
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
Office 365 Exchagne Hybrid deployment
Hybrid
deployments can be configured for on-premises Exchange 2007-based organizations
or later but you have to install at least one hybrid server in your existing
Microsoft Exchange organization e.g. Exchanger server 2010/13.
Hybrid deployment prerequisites
- Office 365 Tenant (you can also deploy it on trial)
- On-premises environment Exchange 2010 minimum
- Active and Valid Public SSL certificate e.g. DigiCert https://www.digicert.com/exchange-ssl-certificate.htm
- Auto Discover enable
- video with complete steps
Wednesday, 16 September 2015
Existing Office 365 SMB Customers Can Change to the New Plans
Over a year ago, Microsoft made major changes to its Office 365 plans
for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). But now, 15 months
later, existing Office 365 SMB customers can finally switch their old
plans to one of the new plans.
If you’re a long time Office 365 SMB customer, as I am, this change can be confusing. When Microsoft first introduced its Office 365 SMB offerings, there were three plans:
Office 365 Small Business. At a cost of $5 per user per month ($60/year), this offering provided the core Office 365 cloud services—Exchange Online-based email and calendaring with 50 GB of storage, SharePoint Online-based cloud storage and file sharing, Lync Online- (later Skype for Business-) based online meetings, IM, and video conferencing, Office Online, and more. It was originally capped at 25 users.
If you’re a long time Office 365 SMB customer, as I am, this change can be confusing. When Microsoft first introduced its Office 365 SMB offerings, there were three plans:
Office 365 Small Business. At a cost of $5 per user per month ($60/year), this offering provided the core Office 365 cloud services—Exchange Online-based email and calendaring with 50 GB of storage, SharePoint Online-based cloud storage and file sharing, Lync Online- (later Skype for Business-) based online meetings, IM, and video conferencing, Office Online, and more. It was originally capped at 25 users.
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