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Mit heutigem Datum ist ein zweiter neuer Webcast von Martina Grom (@magrom) auf Channel9 verfügbar: Verschlüsselung, DLP und E-Discovery: moderne Sicherheitsmethoden in der Wolke Der Inhalt des Webcasts: “Wie Sie Ihre Office 365 Umgebung mit Hilfe von Azure Rights Management absichern, DLP einrichten, E-Mails verschlüsseln und Einsatzmöglichkeiten von E-Discovery zeigen wir in diesem Webcast. Dabei zeigen wir, wie Ihre Umgebung mit Hilfe dieser modernen Sicherheitsmaßnahmen sicherer werden.” Viel Spaß und sichere Kommunikation bei der Umsetzung mit dem Webcast!

Seit heute ist ein neuer Webcast von Martina Grom (@magrom) auf Channel9 online: Multi-Factor Authentifizierung: Zugriff Online und On-Premises mit Hilfe von Azure und Office 365 absichern Der Inhalt des Webcasts: “Die mehrstufige Authentifizierung von Azure trägt zur Sicherung des Zugriffs auf Daten und Anwendungen bei und erfüllt die Erwartung von Benutzern in Bezug auf einen einfachen Anmeldevorgang. Sie ermöglicht eine sichere Authentifizierung über eine Reihe einfacher Verifizierungsopionen - Telefonanruf, SMS oder Benachrichtigung in einer mobilen App. Benutzer können die bevorzugte Methode wählen. In diesem Webcast zeigen wir die Einrichtung und Konfiguration und stellen Anwendungsmöglichkeiten dar - wie Sie diese Sicherheitsfunktionen lokal und über die Cloud bereit stellen.” ...

With Delegate365 version 4.4 we changed the auditing format in the portal. Auditing works in the same way as before and logs all operations, but the way how data is stored and handled has been changed. Read the details here. Why did we change the storage format? Well, we have customers with many users and objects in Office365. Since Delegates executes automatic sync operation multiple times a day Delegate can gather a lot of (changed) data each time. So we had instances of D365 running where the auditing log was some million lines long. With the logging the D365 SQL database grew immeasurably and the auditing log took a long time to open (or download) the list in the D365 portal. In some cases the auditing log could not be opened since the data fetching from the database took too long. So we needed to change that. The new logging saves data to an CSV file instead to the SQL database on a monthly basis. By outsourcing logging the D365 database stays small and performant while D365 can make use of simply appending lines to the logfiles. ...

Martina, Nicki und ich haben uns sehr gefreut, bei der SharePoint Usergroup am 1. Juli in Stuttgart dabei zu sein! Wir bedanken uns ganz herzlich bei Thomas Tuttenuj für die Einladung, beim Sponsor BridgingIT und für das tolle Usergrouptreffen und für euer Interesse! Hier findet ihr unsere Präsentationen auf Sway und Slideshare: My Ignite (Neues von SharePoint 2016) (Nicki Borell) Was gibt es Neues in Office 365 (Martina Grom) Office (365) Development Overview (Toni Pohl) ...

Today we released Delegate365 version 4.3. Now the user types are shown in the users list to see these information at a glance. Custom views got new filters by user type and text search was generalized in the D365 portal. Also custom email addresses can be added now. See the details here…. New type information in users list: The users list now got a new column “type” showing the type of the user object in Office 365. Since all “mailboxes” have a user object this column helps admins to see of what type the user is at a glance. The type column works in the same way as the other user properties and can be searched, sorted and filtered (see below). ...

Delegate365 version 4.2 is out. The users list now can be filtered in a better way. The text search has been improved and the list offers system and customizable views for quick and easy filtering. For synced users now there is no Password reset function and Global Admins can restrict if admins are able to create new users. OU Overview delivers all managed objects at a glance. See the details here. ...

Shortly we released Delegate365 version 4.1 with many new features. Users can now be converted to shared mailboxes or resources, “rooms” have been renamed to “resources”, Shared Mailboxes now support all possible permission sets, there’s a new sync switch and a new sync history with more details and additional sync options. Also the assign licenses have been improved and D365 now uses the same friendly license plan names as in the Office 365 portal. See the details here. ...

When using Azure services or products running on Azure like our Delegate365 it is important to place them in a datacenter near you to get a low latency. Currently Microsoft Azure is available in 17 regions worldwide, see Azure Regions. There are some websites performing speed tests and providing the necessary information for the decision where to locate Azure services for your location. The first speed test is https://azurespeedtest.azurewebsites.net (which is also available on github.com). ...

The licensing of Delegate365 is at user base for the number of users that are to be managed with Delegate365. So if f.e. there are 10,000 users in AAD and you want to manage 2,000 in D365, then a license for 2,000 users would be sufficient. Users are all active user in Office 365. This includes users, shared mailboxes and resources (rooms or equipment mailboxes). In order to make prices transparent also for larger packages up to 500,000 users we replaced the former static price information with an interactive price selector on the Delegate365 website. ...

In May Martina, I and our MVP colleague Sigi Jagott have been to Redmond and recorded some courses about Office 365 for Microsoft Virtual Academy. The recordings took two days for Martina and two days for Sigi. I had the pleasure to join Martina for the first day and two recordings. It’s quite an experience to come into the Microsoft Studio in Redmond Town Center and get a briefing about how it works, what to do (and what not to do). The recording was done and cutted by Danny who did a great job introducing us into the world of doing the webcasts. Many thanks for your patience and your support! ...