In this video you will learn How to sing up for E5 How to create accounts/mailboxes How to setup additional Admin Role | Help Desk Compare Global Admin vs Help Desk Role Admin Compare Admin Tab vs End-user Tab Accessing Office App in browser
Cyber Security | Learn to stop Email Phishing
When : April 27rd 12:00 PM Eastern
Register Here
Come and join this webinar / technical training to learn the techniques which you can use at your jobs to protect your emails and end-users. One hour free training
#cybersecurity, #m365 #office365 #emailphoshing
MVP Global Summit March 2018
Exactly in in less than a month this event will kick off and I’m so excited attending this event for the very first time. For me it is more than just summit. At this even I’m hoping to meet all the products teams and known speakers, authors, writers and experts. This will going to be a best learning event and socializing with technical experts from all over the world who practices Microsoft’s products.
What is MVP Global Summit?
The MVP Global Summit is a multi-day event that is hosted at the Microsoft headquarters in Redmond and in Bellevue, Washington. With a large catalog of technical sessions (offered only in English) and a variety of networking opportunities, the MVP Global Summit enables MVPs to connect with other MVPs, build relationships with Microsoft product managers, and provide feedback on Microsoft products and technologies.
MVP Website – https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/Summit
My Talk At Microsoft Cloud (Azure & Office 365) | NYC User Group
This month I will be speaking at MS Cloud NYC User Group in NYC. Join me if you interested in learning about digital workplace and new tools for collaboration in Office 365. For more details checkout one of the following links
Meetup- https://www.meetup.com/msftcloud/events/238180442/
Eventbrite – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-exploring-groups-in-office-365-tickets-32589961452
Last months event – http://www.nyexug.com/upcoming-meetings/february-14-2017-meeting/
Microsoft Tech Summit 2016-2017 is right here
Are you ready for another exciting event with fresh content?
MS Tech Summit is a TWO DAY free technical event.
Am I attending – Yes I’m attending the D.C. event
Why Am I attending – If you remember Microsoft iGnite had very first event like this in D.C. 4-5 years ago and then later it became the only event (combined TechEd, MEC etc) for IT Pro and Dev.
Are there any Microsoft Exchange Related Topics? Yes there are a number interesting labs
Why Attend? still not sure
Well it has
Keynote from Julia White
Ask the experts
Technical Session
Over all this event has everything for everyone who is practicing either SharePoint, Exchange, Office 365, Lync or Skype for Business. I’m expecting this event to have fresh content developed from last years’s iGnite and Now. See there!
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/techsummit/washington-dc.aspx
Exchange Server 2016 CU3 with Windows Server 2016 – NOT SUPPORTED – Hold On
Microsoft Exchange Product Team published the blog post that Ex2016 CU 3 having issues with Exchange 2016 due to the crashes of W3WP.exe and the work is being done, till then don’t proceed.
TechNet has also published the what other features have been reported for issues on Windows Server 2016.
Stay Tuned with Exchange Blog
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/exchange/
Notes From Microsoft iGnite 2016 #msignite
Running from Hall A to Hall C and then back to Hall A I needed up walking/running approximately 4 miles (6 km) per day, yeah it was good cardio J
I went there to learn more about on-premises Exchange Server 2016 and Hybrid configuration with Office 365 BUT was not quite impressed though you search the sessions you will find approx. 57 sessions on EXCHANGE but most of the are just Office 365 features and product marketing. It looks like iGnite email related (messaging) content were focused to a specific customer market or in other words they ignored the large enterprise customer running complex exchange environment.
I’d also mention that there were some sessions which I liked most and one of them was just specific to Office 365 but it is related to on-premises stuff (Below is the list of sessions I liked most or in other word 5/5 on the score card).
Challenge cloud encryption myths and learn about Office 365 BYOK plans
Yes, now you can bring your own keys. Very information session from Jaclynn.
Migrate to Exchange Online via Exchange Hybrid
2nd session of the day for Hybrid. Tons of information, must watch Tim and Mike did an awesome job. And yes don’t forget to run the RCW on-premises.
Meet twin sons of different mothers (MVPs and Exchange engineers). It was a very interactive session carried out by Tony Redmond with folks from Product Team (Karim Battish and Jeff Mealiffe) and Exchange MVP (Andrew Higginbotham and Jeff Guillet). The room was full of on-premises Exchange Enthusiast.
The Ultimate Field Guide to Office 365 Groups. Microsoft gave a lot of information at Ignite about future developments for Office 365 Groups. This session provided a counterweight in that it focused on how groups are used in the field. This session was carried out by Tony Redmond and Bejamin Niaulin.
Unplug with the experts on Exchange Server and Exchange Online
Another interactive session. Discussion on on-premises, Modern-Auth, ADFS and Hybrid
So to conclude that overall it was a busy event, specially with running from one hall to another (wish they plan it better next year). Other than attending these breakout sessions I got most of questions answered by meeting the product team at the booth, I spent HOURS with them.
