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ExpressRoute supports three routing domains for various types of services. Private peering Virtual Networks, including all virtual machines and cloud services Public peering Most of the Azure services with a few exceptions below Power BI Dynamics 365 for Operations (formerly known as Dynamics AX Online) Microsoft peering Office 365* Most of the Dynamics 365 services […]
I hope there is no need to explain what is “Azure AD Connect” :). We like it or not, but all organisations, that want to work with Office 365 / Azure probably be starting with a hybrid configuration where existing Active Directory objects (and in some cases passwords) on-premises sync to Azure AD using Azure […]
Azure AD Connect (AADC) is one of the most important components in any Office 365 or Azure related projects. It is strongly recommended to always upgrade to the latest version of Azure AD Connect.
Azure AD Connect (AADC) is one of the most important components in Azure / office 365 projects. Sometimes when we troubleshoot the errors in AADC it’s not so easy to go through all of them. It’s easier to export it all for quick reference and faster review. Here is a set of commands we need […]
The 21st Century IT Architecture! – Cloud Enabled Architecture (Recorded for Collab365 Conference) What is Cloud-Enabled Architecture? What we should keep in mind…”, “What we need to consider…” and “How to prepare…”?
I am happy to be selected as a speaker for one of the biggest online conferences: Collab365. An event you can’t miss out on! This is one of the coolest conferences around, from the people organising it to the folks participating online. A single session can easily reach thousands of people, so you can imagine my […]
On August 23, Windows update KB3176934 released for Windows Client. Due to a missing .MOF file in the build package, the update breaks DSC. All DSC operations will result in an “Invalid Property” error. In addition, due to a missing binary in the build package, the update breaks PowerShell Implicit Remoting. Implicit remoting is a […]
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 :)…
