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The new e-mail notifications not great on mobile device
I noticed the design of the e-mail notifications of new posts in the Tech Community has changed. They look good on an ordinary Windows 10 client but when you open the same e-mail on a mobile device (in my case iOS running Outlook Mobile) you have to scroll down a few pages before you reach the actual e-mail content. I guess it needs some HTML tweaking. Here's how it looks on a Windows 10 computer:Microsoft Teams Rooms in a Coworking/Shared Office
One customer is a Coworking/Shared Office company. This company uses Office 365 and let's say they are hosted at@coworking.com. At this Office there are 50+ other small individual startups, all hosting their own stuff and most of them run Office 365 as well but with their own domain, for example@startupX.com, @startupY.com and so on. None of these companies are related to eachother. The Coworking company has 20 conference rooms and want to offer premium Skype/Teams experience in all these rooms. Any recommendations how you would do this setup? Would it be as simple as getting a certified MTR systems for each room, let@Cowokring.com get 20*Microsoft Room SKU licenses and then sharing Office 365 Room's availability and set ProcessExternalMeetingMessages to $true (link)?Auto Power On every morning for kiosk mode Surface
We have a few Surfaces available on standing desks in our public areas, kiosk style, which can be used for casual surfing and booking appointments etc. We would like to automatically power these on at 7 AM every weekday morning. Our other computer brands have this feature in BIOS to automatically power them on at a certain time but can't find this in Surface BIOS. Wake-on-LAN comes to mind but it seems only available for Ethernet, not Wifi on Surface devices and we also have the complexity that these devices are connected to a Guest Wifi network separated from any other management network from where we could send WOL packets. Has anyone else solved this?Outlook OneNote Meeting Notes for OneNote for Windows 10, not OneNote 2016
We're moving to OneNote for Windows 10 instead of OneNote 2016. At first we simply will ask the users to start using OneNote for Windows 10. One feature is this in Outlook meetings: This will start OneNote 2016 and not OneNote for Windows 10. Any way to fix this so it creates a page in OneNote for Windows instead?From Azure AD Registered devices to Hybrid Azure AD joined
Very aware of the two technologies and how they differ/work and how to set u it up. I inherited an old environment and they have all their Windows 10 devices Azure AD registered (not syncing OU with computer nor SCP etc setup). I want to move to Hybrid Azure AD joined. I know the steps but I wonder what will happen to all the 800+ Windows 10 devices already registered? Will they magically be replaced with Hybrid Azure AD joined objects in Azure AD? Will I get duplicate items? Do I need to do something on the client side or will daregcmd /status simply show YES? Anyone done such switch?Shared Mailbox can have a password and login enabled without license
I'm very much aware of the license requirements for Shared Mailboxes in Exchange Online and for all Shared Mailboxes we always give licensed users access to them. If we need to login to the actual shared mailbox, we assigned them a license. This could be necessary if you also have some 3rd party application that actually need to login to the mailbox and fetch e-mail for some reason. I have recently realized that you CAN actually set a password to a Shared Mailbox. Just go to admin.microsoft.com > Users > Active Users > select the Shared Mailbox > Reset password. After this, you can login with the username/password. Of course, if you access it via portal.office.com you won't see Outlook but if you go directly to outlook.office365.com you will get access to the mailbox. Anyone know anything more about this feature? Limitations? I'm not looking to break the licensing terms, all our physical users for all our customers have their own personal accounts but there are scenarios where you have a 3rd party application accessing the mailbox for some reason.Azure B2B Guest User and Licensing - what does it actually do?
Getting into Azure B2B with 300+ users invited and now Guests in our Azure AD primarily for using Teams. I notice in portal.azure.com > Azure AD > Users > selecting any Guest user, I can actually Assign a license to the Guest user and it says in "Public Preview". What does this actually do in technical terms? Is it simply to be in control over licensing according to the 5:1 rule in Microsoft's licensing guidande for Azure B2B? Or does it actually enable the Guest user to use the products that you assign to the user?
