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Planning an Exchange hybrid deployment. This page has the support statement around what cross-premises permissions are supported (The below is from August 2016). You should consider the following before you implement an Exchange Hybrid Deployment: Hybrid deployment requirements Before you configure a hybrid deployment, you need to make sure your on-premises organization meets all of […]
During many Exchange projects (On-Premises or in the Cloud) we see a lot of situations when organisations create an additional mailbox (secondary mailbox) for some users. Everybody, who works with Exchange environments, knows that a mailbox could have multiple email addresses associated with it. The question is always, why not just define an additional email […]
VNet Peering for Azure Virtual Network lets us directly link two virtual networks in the same region. Virtual machine resources in both virtual networks can connect directly through private IP addresses as if they were part of the same network. VNet Peering routes packets between virtual networks through the internal Azure backbone network, so there’s […]
Presenting “Cloud-Enabled Architecture”, at HPE Discover Recap Roadshow 2016 in 5 cities across Canada! Looking forward meeting with all of you!
Time to time, during our Microsoft Cloud projects, we get pretty much the same question: “Do Azure VPN or ExpressRoute provide traffic encryption?” So, here is an explanation :)…
If you like me and always want to be at the edge of the technology, you always play with the new version of products. Sometimes having a platform (servers, storage, switches, etc.) to run a product on it is a bit a challenge :). Let’s see how to build VERY simple (1 Domain Controller and […]
Maintaining visibility and control of cybersecurity is a constant challenge. And as attackers innovate, keeping up with them can be an overwhelming task. On average, it takes more than 200 days for an organisation to detect a breach. With the average cost of a breach reaching into the millions of dollars, the stakes have never […]
Exchange Server 2013 introduced Modern Public Folders and also shift in the way clients access the public folders. Ever since, the Outlook for Mac client had limited or no support for public folders. This article provides an update on how Outlook 2016 for Mac clients can access public folders in various topologies.
The Office 365 Roadmap lists updates that are currently planned for applicable subscribers. Updates are at various stages from being in development to rolling-out to customers to being generally available for applicable customers world-wide.
