Recent DiscussionsMost RecentNewest TopicsMost LikesSolutionsTagged:TagRe: Sensitivity labels grayed out in Microsoft365 ApplicationsIf you notice under File -> Office Account -> User Information that the local domain user account is listed instead of the Microsoft 365 account, you'll need to switch accounts. Usually, during product activation, the Microsoft 365 account should be selected automatically, but sometimes it gets stuck on the local domain user account for some reason. Here's a quick fix: Go to 'File' in your Office application. Click on 'Office Account'. Under 'User Information', if you see the local user account, choose 'Switch Account'. Select or sign in with the Microsoft 365 account that should be associated with the product. This is crucial because your Microsoft 365 subscription, along with all its features and syncing capabilities, is tied to the right account being active. If switching accounts doesn't do the trick, try signing out of all accounts in the Office suite and then log back in with your Microsoft 365 account. Also, once you switch the account, check the activation status to make sure your Office products are properly activated with your Microsoft 365 account. This issue might pop up again, especially after updates, so keep these steps in mind for future reference. Hope this helps!
Recent Blog ArticlesMost RecentMost LikesDisconnected environments, proxies and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Recommendations and guidance for deploying Microsoft Defender for Endpoint in disconnected environments Re: Disconnected environments, proxies and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint darwyn99, check out my other article that discusses additional requirements for MDE behind proxies, there are additional points discussed for Windows Update: https://aka.ms/mde-proxies-networking Re: Disconnected environments, proxies and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint NyleLandas,I agree with your view on air-gapped environments. However, for disconnected environments, the procedure does not require you to grant full internet access through the proxy. Instead, it ...Defender for Endpoint and disconnected environments. Cloud-centric networking decisions This article provides guidance on understanding the functionality of Defender for Endpoint, a cloud-first product, and the need for a mental shift towards modern security services. The article ou...Re: Defender for Endpoint and disconnected environments. Which proxy configuration wins? Kristof82,thanks for the comment. That makes sense as it's dependent on the definition of additional configurations on Defender Antivirus:Manage how and where Microsoft Defender Antivirus receives ...Defender for Endpoint and disconnected environments. Which proxy configuration wins? This article is a follow-up to a previous one discussing conflicting proxy configurations and how Microsoft Defender for Endpoint behaves in these situations. The first article can be found in he...Re: Disconnected environments, proxies and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Hi againautopoiesis, Regarding your previous comment, I hope what I said wasn't misinterpreted. What I mean is that Microsoft has minimal on-premise presence and all employees access applicati...Re: Disconnected environments, proxies and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Heyautopoiesis, Thanks for the clarification. I believe that this links back to suggested practices when consuming Microsoft cloud services. Given that Microsoft's own "intranet" is the intern...Re: Disconnected environments, proxies and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Hi M4R10s, Your statement: "Can we route MDE traffic to other host and this proxy host will be communicating with MDE cloud endpoint?" Maybe I'm misunderstanding but it appears like your descri...Re: Disconnected environments, proxies and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Hiautopoiesis, No, I can't recommend a specific proxy server or service for Defender for Endpoint. Any proxy that adheres to the recipe will work. Let's examine your requirements and their relati...
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