Mar 06 2020
12:23 PM
- last edited on
Jan 14 2022
04:33 PM
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TechCommunityAP
Mar 06 2020
12:23 PM
- last edited on
Jan 14 2022
04:33 PM
by
TechCommunityAP
When we first set up our tenant, we left the [randomname].onmicrosoft.com domain name as the primary since we weren't using the email portion of the tenant. We did set up our real domain as a verified domain. Now we would like to make our real domain the primary but are not sure of the consequences of that step. We're looking to start using Teams and the corresponding document libraries as we migrate away from normal server storage and want to resolve any issues up front, is possible. Here are my assumptions and questions.
Thanks for any assistance!
Alan
Mar 06 2020 08:01 PM - edited Mar 06 2020 08:11 PM
Mar 07 2020 07:25 PM
@Moe_Kinani Thanks! We're not using Exchange so that's one less thing to fix. It's mostly users accessing documents in their OneDrive via Word and Excel. It will just take some education on our part about the change.
Mar 08 2020 05:23 AM
Mar 09 2020 01:53 AM
@AMcCain I've done this before, in my experience the only impact is:
- Office apps - sign out and sign back in again to see the new UPN or if there are activation issues
- Onenote - since the path changes, notebooks become disconnected. If possible get the users to close the notebooks before the change, then open after. Otherwise you can end up with changes that have not synced which can get messy.
Mar 03 2022 01:54 PM
Apr 05 2023 01:09 AM
Hi, you can check and change the SharePoint domain name efficiently using PowerShell! Refer to the below blog post to know the impacts and limitations on SharePoint domain name change.
https://m365scripts.com/sharepoint-online/a-guide-to-change-sharepoint-domain-name-using-powershell/