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In Part 1 of this series, we learned of the possible issues with matched objects in a multi-forest topology. In Part 2, we will expand on the design and explain how this can be deployed even in production.
Exchange Online does a great job at making sure that it’s Cloud legacyExchangeDN value is populated as an x500 address on all matched objects in all forests. This article explains how we can leverage these features to resolve issues typically found in multi-forest topology.
In this weeks podcast, Steve and Sigi discuss updates in Teams, InTune, Migration and more!
In this article, Daler demonstrates how to build a simple application that solves some of the SharePoint management tasks utilizing Power Automate and Power Apps.
For part two, we're building an automated workflow using Power Automate to provision a SharePoint document library according to the user's needs.
Welcome to this week’s Practical 365 podcast – the podcast that keeps you up to date with what’s new in Microsoft 365 – whether that’s the big announcements, latest Message Center news or what’s cropped up on the Microsoft 365 roadmap.
In the all-new episode of The Practical 365 Podcast, Chief Editor’s and MVPs Steve Goodman and Sigi Jagott get together to discuss what’s new in Microsoft 365 this week.
At Ignite this year, Microsoft announced the release of the Office 365 ATP Recommended Configuration Analyzer, otherwise known as ‘ORCA’. Find out more in this article.
One of the biggest announcements at MS Ignite was from the Practical 365 team. Learn more.
Azure CDN is a global cache option that can be used to replace the native SharePoint cache and CDN. Gustavo explores how to use this for content delivery.
If you followed the news from Ignite this year, you probably noticed one of the key areas Microsoft is focusing on is increasing Office 365 user adoption.
If there’s one area that can cause pain further down the road, it is using different internal and external names with Exchange Server. In this blog, Steve Goodman demonstrates how to avoid this and get it right from the start.
