Jul
09
Tweet I’ve done a few Office 365 migrations now from small 5 – 10 man companies to several hundred user multinational corporations. All migrations have been for the same reason: reduce internal infrastructure and increase email availability and take out the worry and concerns of one of the most important tools in your business if …
Feb
24
Tweet There are 2 ways to authenticate to Office 365, Authenticate using the Microsoft Online Services ID Authenticate against ADDS (Active Directory Domain Services) through implementing SSO (Single Sign-On) and DirSync (Directory Synchronisation). When deploying Office 365 you will need to think carefully how to go about your authentication as changing half way through your …
Dec
06
Tweet I was thinking about changing my name servers to point to my own DNS Server as the primary server and a “Friend of a Friends” name server as the secondary. My VPS is running PowerDNS which is simple enough to add in regular DNS entries, my biggest head ache was the SRV record as …
Dec
05
Tweet I had an issue the other day where I needed to add a bunch of domains to an Office 365 account. Adding and verifying the domains was a bit of a pain but didn’t take too long. Adding the domain to each user account was even simpler using PowerShell. Here is how it was …
Jun
17
Tweet I’ve been spending the last week getting to know Office 365 from a Systems Admin point of view intimately! I have to say I am pretty impressed with it on the whole, the Admin interface is far better than its predecessor BPOS. It is much easier to use, the ability to manage Exchange in …
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