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Hi Experts, I have a customer running a Hybrid Azure AD Join environment with all Windows devices enrolled in Intune. Currently, Domain Users are being added to the local Administrators group on all devices via an on-premises Group Policy from the Domain Controller (Restricted Groups / Local Admin configuration). This effectively gives all users local admin rights. I want to remove Domain Users from the local Administrators group on endpoints while not modifying the Domain Users group itself in Active Directory. What is the recommended / best-practice approach to handle this in a Hybrid + Intune setup? Specifically: What is the safest migration strategy to avoid device or admin lockouts? Any Hybrid-specific gotchas when transitioning from on-prem GPO to Intune? Looking for advice from those who’ve implemented this in production environments.Report for email reply time for shared mailbox
Hi All, i am looking to crate report for management for our KPI. Management want to to know how quick teams are replying to email once it's landed to mailbox. Also, average reply time for the particular mailbox for a day or week or month. if nay one know how to achieve this please let me know it will be grate help. Thanks, PreyashRead this BEFORE you post!
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Hi, Today i was blocking some spammers from my email and it occured to me that this could be so simple if MS Outlook would allow us to block global email address. For example why can't i block *@*.ru.ac.th Which just sent me a tone of junk, the senders get around this by just changing a small part of the email address but the main part the end is always the same, so why can't i block it? When i try, outlook tells me it is invalid. Thanks
Power Automate question - help needed.
Hope someone can please advise or assist me. I am looking to collate emails and Word documents into a Newsletter and it is my understanding that this can be achieved using Microsoft Forms, Microsoft Lists and through Power Automate to produce the result. I am just unsure of the order this comes in so that it all comes together and which flows/triggers are involved. Is the process to create the Form first, then the List and then to use the Power app to generate the final document (i.e, Newsletter). Can a blank template also be used in the process? Thanks, everyone.
Outlook Autodiscover Caching, MAC OS
Environment: - Microsoft 365 tenant - New Outlook for Mac - macOS Tahoe Scenario: An email address (email address removed for privacy reasons) previously existed as an alias on a mailbox whose primary address was on Domain B (email address removed for privacy reasons). Today, that alias was removed from the Domain B mailbox, and a new licensed mailbox was created using the same SMTP address on Domain A (email address removed for privacy reasons). Behavior: - Sign-in to the new mailbox works immediately in Outlook Web (OWA) - Mailbox is accessible and functional online - Adding the account in New Outlook for Mac fails with: “This account has already been added” - Account reset, sign-out, removal of all accounts, reinstall, and keychain cleanup do not resolve the issue Observation: This appears to be related to Autodiscover or mailbox GUID caching in New Outlook for Mac when an SMTP address previously existed as an alias on a mailbox under a different primary domain. Questions: Is there any supported method to force New Outlook for Mac to re-resolve the mailbox identity after alias removal? Is this a known limitation or bug specific to New Outlook for Mac? Additional note: The issue occurs even though the mailbox is fully functional in OWA immediately after alias removal and mailbox creation.
