As I have done the previous years, I have compiled a list of all the Office 365 related sessions from TechEd North America 2012, which runs this week (June 11-14) in Orlando, FL. They are all available as on demand recordings (webcasts) and slide decks are also online. Here is the complete overview of the Office 365 sessions: Licensing Your Public and Private Cloud with Microsoft Office 365, Windows Azure, SQL Server and System Center …
As I have done the previous years, I have compiled a list of all the Lync related sessions from TechEd North America 2012, which runs this week (June 11-14) in Orlando, FL. They are all available as on demand recordings (webcasts) and slide decks are also online. Here is the complete overview of the Lync sessions: Lync Deep Dive: Dial Plans and Voice Management Deep Dive (Speaker: Javed Tufail Lync Deep Dive: Edge Media Connectivity …
As I have done the previous years, I have compiled a list of all the Exchange related sessions from TechEd North America 2012, which runs this week (June 11-14) in Orlando, FL. They are all available as on demand recordings (webcasts) and slide decks are also online. Here is the complete overview of the Exchange sessions: An Inside View of Microsoft Exchange 2010 SP2 (Speaker: Jeff Mealiffe) Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP2 Tips & Tricks …
I have received the follow question a couple of times, so I thought I would write a blog post about it. If it is possible to add a more intuitive and simple URL for mail hosted on Office 365? It is possible and described below. The known URL for Office 365 is: http://portal.microsoft.com – from there the users can access Outlook and SharePoint. But what if end users, just want to quickly access Exchange OWA. …
If you need to give Send As Permissions to a User in Office 365, it can be done using a few simple commands in Exchange Online PowerShell. Send As permission is used when you need to give a user permission to use another recipient’s email address in the From address. First connect to your Office 365 tenant, using Windows PowerShell. To connect to Exchange Online, just start a PowerShell session and type in following commands: …