Introduction In a previous post you reviewed what Windows Information Protection (WIP) is and how you can configure Intune to use it, you then deployed a WIP policy to a group of users and verified the end result on a Azure AD joined (with Auto-MDM enrollment) Windows 10 version 1703 device. If you are still […]
In SfB on premises you have the ability to set “EnablePresencePhotoOptions” to true under New-CsClientPolicyEntry. This then allows you enable users with the ability to specify a URL for a profile picture in the SfB client. In SfB online, you’re unable to run New-CsClientPolicyEntry, and/or can’t enable EnablePresencePhotoOptions. A a result you cannot specify a […]
Microsoft Teams Msi Installer Microsoft have finally released an Msi installer for Microsoft Teams for those who would like to deploy this to multiple organisations computers for multiples users using a deployment method like SCCM. The requirements are: .NET framework 4.5 or later Windows 7 or later 3GB of disk space for each user profile […]
With Azure AD you can provision access to SAAS apps for your end users and provide the password in advance so that the end user never actually knows what it is. This can be useful i.e. giving your marketing team access to the corporate twitter account without them ever knowing the password. This means you […]
Below is a simple process showing how to disable AD Connect using PowerShell. You may need to use PowerShell to do this if your AD Connect server is no longer accessible. (You cannot disable the sync from the Azure Active Directory GUI). On a machine which has internet access, open Powershell as an administrator. You […]
You now have the ability to sign into your Azure AD account without using a password. With the Authenticator app you can approve the sign in by selecting the correct number which is displayed on the login screen. To set this up you need to enable this at the tenant level first. To do this […]
If you are using multiple conditional access policies in your Azure AD environment things can start to get complex when trying to work out which policies will be applied due to the many variables and granular control. This is where the “What if” feature is awesome. You can simulate the impact of a CA policy […]
You may have noticed when creating an app protection policy for iOS there are now 5 options when deciding how org data can be shared with other apps. As some of these settings are relatively new I decided to do a post on each setting and what the experience would be like for the end […]