People Skills Not Enabling – Possibly Due to Tenant Being Marked as “EDU”
Hi everyone, We’re trying to roll out People Skills across our organisation, but the feature never becomes active in our Microsoft 365 tenant. After a lot of investigation, it looks increasingly likely that the root cause is that our tenant is classified as an Education (EDU) tenant. Which is correct, we are a mixed tenant accurately so for licensed purposes, but Education tenants don't get People Skills. Service plans updated and all initially looked out just no configuration appeared. Anyone else having issues with People Skills? MC1060842 – (Updated) Microsoft 365 Copilot: People Skills will be available starting in May MC1060845 – New Service Plan: People Skills Announcing People Skills general availability and new Skills agent | Microsoft Community Hub
How to disable message center emails going to my customer
Hi All, Hope you are doing well. I am an Office 365 partner and my customer keeps getting the Message Center Major Change Update Notifications and wants them to stop. I have removed him as a global admin and tried to disable the email from his account. But as it's my account it is not updating on his. How can I change it on another users account? Thank you James
Message Center sync with Planner Board does not work
I've tried setting up the sync several times, but it does not seem to work. I keep getting error message 'We're having trouble syncing your messages to Planner right now. Please try again later.' Where could I find more info to see what is causing the issue? Thanks, L.The May edition of the Microsoft 365 Admin Digest blog series is live!
In this month's blog post, GabeHo shares how to use different admin roles to empower adoption specialists and improve user experience. Additionally, learn about enhancements to the Microsoft 365 admin center and catch up on what's new in Microsoft 365 administration. Check out the full article here: Microsoft 365 Admin Monthly Digest – May 2023Join us for the upcoming webinar on Windows release health information hub, May 24, 2023.
Windows release health is an information hub that empowers you to better manage Windows updates, as well as find details about Windows known issues, safeguard holds, hardening changes, monthly updates, lifecycle updates, and new versions of Windows. It's available publicly and through the Microsoft 365 admin center (authenticated portal). On May 24, 2023, we invite all IT admins to join us for our webinar on the Windows release information experiences. This Teams live event discusses how to use its capabilities, as well as recent improvements we’ve made to your experience. Follow links to submit your questions and feedback in advance at What's new in Windows release information experiences, and complete the event registration form to join us on May 24, 2023.Sign up for Windows known issue email alerts on Microsoft 365 admin center
Good day, everyone! Today, Microsoft is announcing the availability of email alerts for Windows known issues, on the Microsoft 365 admin center. These alerts are designed to help you quickly learn about the disclosure of known issues, as well as important updates such as new workarounds or resolutions. You can sign up today on the Windows release health section of the Microsoft 365 admin center. This feature is available to IT admins with a Windows or Microsoft 365 tenant, a volume licensing subscription which provides access to Windows release health in the Microsoft 365 admin center, and an eligible admin role. To sign up, visit the Windows release health section in the Microsoft 365 admin center. Once there, select Preferences > Email and select Send me email notifications about Windows release heath. Additional options provide the ability to select which Windows versions to receive alerts about. You can also add up to 2 additional email addresses to receive alert notifications, allowing you to keep colleagues informed of issues even if they don’t have access to the admin center. Take a closer look in the new blog post New feature: Sign up for Windows known issue email alerts. You can also watch this short video for a quick step-by-step on how to subscribe: How to sign up for Windows known issue email alerts | Microsoft 365 admin center. Have a great day!
AAD Connect - Health service data is not up to date
Good day. I recently had to move AAD Connect to a new server, and am finding conflicting information between the M365 admin portal and the AAD portal. M365 is showing the new server and sync results are all good. Dashboard shows healthy. Then i get an email alert saying the "Health service data is not up to date. " and references the old server. M365 still says all is good, but AAD has their own sync area apparently, and the new server is not there, just the old with the error. Is this a depreciated part of the AAD health portal that i can just ignore, or is AAD Connect just not doing it's job? TIA. JeremyWhat's new in Microsoft 365 change management?
In this month's Microsoft 365 admin digest blog series, GabeHo discusses what's new in change management for Microsoft 365, including an update on the availability of the Experience insights dashboard as well as resources for small business IT, the Microsoft 365 Conference coming up in Las Vegas, and more! Read all about it in his latest blog post here: Microsoft 365 admin digest - February 2023Message Center Dismiss/Read/Unread
Is anyone else not able to dismiss or mark as read the messages in Message Center? I have tried to see if it is a cookie issue, but it does not seem to. I am blocking all 3rd party cookies and allowing all known Office 365 domains ([*.]microsoftonline.com, [*.]microosoft.com, [*.]office.com, [*.]office365.com, [*.]msocdn.com, [*.]lync.com, [*.]sharepoint.com) in chrome. I have tried the other browers (Firefox and IE 11) to no joy. Any ideas?Microsoft 365 Change Notifications Get Relevance Indicator
Microsoft 365 message center notifications now boast a “relevance recommendation.” This is a visual marker computed by Microsoft based on aspects of the change. It’s intended as a way to highlight important changes so that administrators can dedicate more time to understanding the impact of these changes on their tenants. Sometimes the recommendation isn’t perfect, but you can tell Microsoft what you think and go ahead with your own assessment of how important any individual change really is. https://office365itpros.com/2022/11/17/message-center-notifications-2/
