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Re: Issue with jumping the cursor to the end of the text when switching keyboard layouts
yvygovskiy According to this thread: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams/where-is-the-best-place-to-report-bugs/m-p/32183 The best way to report bugs is also UserVoice - it has a vote counter. Please locate the correct issue there - we'll vote on it: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/908686-bug-reports?query=cursor12KViews1like0CommentsRe: Microsoft teams invite problem with gmail
LanceH , as all the changes are made globally, server-side, there's no need for end-user manuals. Nevertheless, here's how-to for newbie Admins: 1. https://admin.google.com, Domains - Add a domain alias, like mail.yourdomain.com: 2. https://outlook.office365.com/ecp/, Open up Exchange Online PowerShell and fire a script from the previous post:10KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Microsoft teams invite problem with gmail
So, all the users should be mail-enabled in O365 by having some license assigned (like MS Teams Exploratory). Regarding invites: they have to both stay in O365 to be visible in MS Teams calendar and be received in GMail mailbox. My final solution was to: 1. Create a domain alias @ mail.domain.com in GSuite (which added an invisible alias to each user) - it took 24h+ to come in effect. 2. Create bunch of blind copy transport rules using PowerShell for Exchange Online duplicating all the O365 e-mails to this GMail subdomain with this self-made script: (You can get Exchange Online PowerShell module through https://outlook.office365.com/ecp/ - Hybrid Deployment) $DomainName = "yourdomain.com" $GMailAlias = "subdomain."+$DomainName $Users = Get-Mailbox foreach ($User in $Users) { $UserName = $User.Alias Write-Host $UserName New-TransportRule -Name "Copy to GMail $UserName" -SentTo $UserName@$DomainName -BlindCopyTo $UserName@$GmailAlias }106KViews2likes14CommentsRe: Microsoft teams invite problem with gmail
sakib2310, here's a tie breaker for GMail & O365 mail interoperability. This article describes how to setup O365 to GMail retranslation: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/36118.configure-email-coexistence-between-office-365-google-apps.aspx This almost same article describes how to setup redirection for Teams users existing in both O365 and GMail: https://mymicrosoftexchange.wordpress.com/2015/06/21/how-to-configure-mail-flow-coexistence-between-gapps-and-o365-using-internal-relay-domains-and-mail-users/ I personally suffer from Teams scheduled meetings notifications falling into O365 empty mailboxes instead of GMail. This link above should solve this. I ended up this workaround: 1. Set my domain type as internal relay, 2. Create an org-partner connector, triggered by rule, which use MX records to send away anything. 3. Create a rule for all internal recipients to send through this connector. UPD: This solution will allow to redirect everything to GMail, but will leave O365 mailboxes empty. For MS Teams calendar to work you should have O365 mailbox populated with invites too. Check the solution in the next post instead.109KViews1like24CommentsRe: Microsoft teams invite problem with gmail
bddoss22 , For this particular task you should get back to authorative. However, this option will allow O365 to relay e-mails to GMail in case of unknown recipient in this domain. Might be useful for O365<>GMail migration and dual-homed scenarios.106KViews0likes15CommentsRe: Microsoft teams invite problem with gmail
I've edited it too much - it's under a temporary moderator review. Check this thread in 24h. Forget about O365 settings and internal relay e.t.c. In the end you just need GSuite domain alias (start creating one now, as it takes 24h to propagate) and bunch of Exchange transport rules (one per each user) to blind copy to this domain alias.106KViews0likes17CommentsRe: Microsoft teams invite problem with gmail
Yeap, holding tight. Got meeting invites and calendar events both in O365 (MS Teams internal Calendar) and GMail. GSuite domain alias "@subdomain.mydomain.com" creation took a day and a half. I remind that's an Org-wide setting, invisible to each user. Posted the script.106KViews0likes19Comments
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