Microsoft 365 Backup ensures that your data, accounts and email is safe and backed up into a separate storage space. A good and reliable back-up solution is crucial for any cloud service, even when having versioning and recycle bin options. Data in SharePoint or OneDrive stays data in one central place and any minor error is made within seconds. In this guide, I will explain how Microsoft 365 Backup works and how you can start using it.
One day I came across an option in Microsoft 365 to disable the users’ self service trials. You must have seen it happening in your tenants, users with free licenses for Power Automate, Teams or Power BI. I will show you how to disable those and only let administrators buy and assign new licenses.
When it comes to basic email security, we have 3 techniques that can enhance our email security and delivery by some basic initial configuration. Those are called SPF, DKIM and DMARC. This means, configure and mostly never touch again.
Microsoft has published a new command to completely disable the unsafe DirectSend protocol in your Microsoft 365 environment. In this guide I will explain what DirectSend is, why you should disable this and how we can achieve this.
Sometimes, we add a new domain to Microsoft 365 and we want to have a domain alias for multiple or every user when acquiring a new domain in some cases. This post explains how to add a new alias with another domain to every user in your Microsoft 365 tenant.
Recently, Microsoft announced the general availability of 2 new security protocol when using Microsoft 365 and the service Exchange Online in particular. SMTP DANE and DNSSEC. What are these protocols, what is the added value and how can they help you secure your organization? Lets find out.
Microsoft will sometimes “pause” tenants with minor activity to reduce infrastructure costs. You will then get an error which contains “tenant dehydrated”. What this means and how to solve it, I will explain in this post.
Sometimes a company wants to receive all email, even when addresses don’t really exist in Exchange. Now we call this a Catch all mailbox, where all inbound email is being catched that is not pointed to a known recipient. Think of a sort of *@domain.com. In this guide I will explain how to configure this in Exchange Online and how to maintain this by limiting our administrative effort.
When using Microsoft 365 and using multiple custom domains, sometimes you are unable to create a shared mailbox that uses the same alias as an existing mailbox. In this guide I will explain this problem and show how to still get the job done.
When still managing on-premises environments, but shifting your focus to the cloud you sometimes need to do a migration. This page helps you to migrate to SharePoint or Onedrive according to your needs.