Oct 24 2017 01:23 AM
We're using Office 2016 Volume license and Office 365 E1 EDU.
When implementing an Remote desktop environment a user noticed she didn't see the Office 365 groups in Outlook on the remote desktop.
Earlier on we tried to install the Office ProPlus version from Offie 365 on the remote desktop, but that version is not allowed to run there due to licensing issues.
Is there a hack to let the groups appear in Outlook. Otherwise I have to let all the users subscribe to the groups.
thanks for any help.
Oct 24 2017 04:05 AM
SolutionI see some other older reports that Groups aren't shown, like here and here. One thing that's mentioned is you apparently have to be using the cached mode in Outlook for this to function and for Groups to appear. So that's something to check, as typically for remote desktop environment you might well disable caching and have online mode only. Here are some considerations for cached mode on RDS.
Oh, also, you can install Office 365 ProPlus, if using RDS, you use Shared computer activation if you have a plan that covers ProPlus of course.
Oct 24 2017 07:29 AM
Thanks Cian,
That did the trick.
Oct 24 2017 04:05 AM
SolutionI see some other older reports that Groups aren't shown, like here and here. One thing that's mentioned is you apparently have to be using the cached mode in Outlook for this to function and for Groups to appear. So that's something to check, as typically for remote desktop environment you might well disable caching and have online mode only. Here are some considerations for cached mode on RDS.
Oh, also, you can install Office 365 ProPlus, if using RDS, you use Shared computer activation if you have a plan that covers ProPlus of course.