Andy could you do an episode on how to manage OneDrive, how to force synchronizing from desktop to "server/cloud". What steps should be taken before it is put into production and how to turn it off. We want to use OneDrive synchronization to assist in a tenancy migration and to make sure the users don't lose files/content in the local OneDrive.
Can we have a video on how to make a shared calendar for all corporate users. So, the shared calendar can be accessed from Outlook. I tried exchange but didn’t work. Help please.
Great video. Microsofts Support and Recovery assistant, that is a very helpful tool, I have used it in situations where Outlook kept prompting for password, it found the root cause
Ok. So I have been on the Microsoft assist with four people looking at my PC. A dozen tickets. They had me do a recording of what is wrong. So here’s what’s wrong. My team site from 2010 crashed so the only thing I have is a broken one drive that is feeding my real site. It keeps messing things up because it thinks I am not me. All I want them to do it take the old site off and set up my site correctly. They tell me remove everything from the one drive and uninstall it. Three days ago. I have a company. No one can get to things and they have not responded back. I had to put the drive back on line but now it wont sink. The entire original drive is gone. Any ideas?
Oh my what a pickle. Why did you just not migrate your site into SharePoint Online? 2010 is so old there's bound to be incompatibility issues now, which I suspect is why you're having problems. 2010 is no longer supported as thats 12 years ago. Best of luck mate :-) Sorry I couldn't help
Hey John can we help me also to get interviewed by org for which you are applying. Coz I am also looking for a job change I have been working as O365 L1 support associate since last 1 and half year with a startup here in India
Hey Andy I have a question not related to this video, But I am at my wits end and I do not know where to write you a DM. I have a small network that I just inherited and there is a very weird bug. I have only one computer that is on azure. every one else is just regular Microsoft accounts. the network has a shared folder that is accessible by everyone but the new user I have on azure. When I use the new computer, but sign in as my global admin account I can access it. it is just the user account that is getting blocked. Do you know of some setting that would need to be changed to make this person be able to access the folder without granting them admin privileges. the shared folder in on a non azure connected computer.
Interesting! I would add the user to a group of users who has access. It sounds like there is an explicit access permission, overriding the new user. It’s definitely a permissions issue. Have you tried posting to the Microsoft tech community? They’re really good. Best of luck and all the best, Andy
@@AndyMaloneMVP I meant if you recommend to turn this setting to ON 🤗 I've noticed my client hasn't enabled it yet. What could be a great reason for this?
One thing I noticed lately… you mention the custom help desk option for partner which Is supposed to force admins to contact custom support instead of 365 support… I have noticed enabling this that this does not seem to happen when no partner is actively linked to the account… have you been able to get that working just on its own?
you do nothing. You open a ticket that you can not create an inbound connector AT ALL. If you are lucky someone will phone you within 3 days and gives you tips you already tried. Then he will say that he need more details despite the problem is obvious to send it to america. They then, wont respond at all. I really have to say that this is one of the downsides with everyone/thing in the cloud. And MS could just chance pricing anytime of course.
Oh dear, I’m sorry to hear of your conundrum. If I may recommend. Rather than placing a Support call from the website use the Microsoft 365 admin app. I found that I get to a much higher level faster that way when placing a Support car. I wish you the best of luck, all the best, Andy
@@AndyMaloneMVP Hi Andy! I actually did it through our portal where we manage all our customers. Iam now trying it through our CSP. Thanks for your reply. Thats one of the downsides of the new cloud based world.
Andy could you do an episode on how to manage OneDrive, how to force synchronizing from desktop to "server/cloud". What steps should be taken before it is put into production and how to turn it off. We want to use OneDrive synchronization to assist in a tenancy migration and to make sure the users don't lose files/content in the local OneDrive.
Hey Mike thanks for the great suggestion I’ll add it to my list 😀
Can we have a video on how to make a shared calendar for all corporate users. So, the shared calendar can be accessed from Outlook. I tried exchange but didn’t work. Help please.
Great suggestion. Can do that 😀
@@AndyMaloneMVP Great! Thank you so much!!
Great video. Microsofts Support and Recovery assistant, that is a very helpful tool, I have used it in situations where Outlook kept prompting for password, it found the root cause
Awesome 🎉😀
Ok. So I have been on the Microsoft assist with four people looking at my PC. A dozen tickets. They had me do a recording of what is wrong. So here’s what’s wrong. My team site from 2010 crashed so the only thing I have is a broken one drive that is feeding my real site. It keeps messing things up because it thinks I am not me. All I want them to do it take the old site off and set up my site correctly. They tell me remove everything from the one drive and uninstall it. Three days ago. I have a company. No one can get to things and they have not responded back. I had to put the drive back on line but now it wont sink. The entire original drive is gone. Any ideas?
Oh my what a pickle. Why did you just not migrate your site into SharePoint Online? 2010 is so old there's bound to be incompatibility issues now, which I suspect is why you're having problems. 2010 is no longer supported as thats 12 years ago. Best of luck mate :-) Sorry I couldn't help
Any video recommend would be greatly appreciated.
Love the content, I’m currently applying for a system admin particularly working on Microsoft exchange
Fantastic!
Hey John can we help me also to get interviewed by org for which you are applying. Coz I am also looking for a job change I have been working as O365 L1 support associate since last 1 and half year with a startup here in India
Merci Andy
Hey Andy I have a question not related to this video, But I am at my wits end and I do not know where to write you a DM.
I have a small network that I just inherited and there is a very weird bug. I have only one computer that is on azure. every one else is just regular Microsoft accounts. the network has a shared folder that is accessible by everyone but the new user I have on azure. When I use the new computer, but sign in as my global admin account I can access it. it is just the user account that is getting blocked. Do you know of some setting that would need to be changed to make this person be able to access the folder without granting them admin privileges.
the shared folder in on a non azure connected computer.
Interesting! I would add the user to a group of users who has access. It sounds like there is an explicit access permission, overriding the new user. It’s definitely a permissions issue. Have you tried posting to the Microsoft tech community? They’re really good. Best of luck and all the best, Andy
@@AndyMaloneMVP thank you so much. I will try that and post to the forum if need be. :)
Thanks Andy! Do you recommend turning off 'turn off SMTP AUTH protocol for your organization'?
Not at all
@@AndyMaloneMVP I meant if you recommend to turn this setting to ON 🤗 I've noticed my client hasn't enabled it yet. What could be a great reason for this?
@@patrick__007 still using classic authentication for the user names and passwords. Very bad security
@@AndyMaloneMVP Will discuss this tomorrow with the client.. Thanks again!
One thing I noticed lately… you mention the custom help desk option for partner which Is supposed to force admins to contact custom support instead of 365 support… I have noticed enabling this that this does not seem to happen when no partner is actively linked to the account… have you been able to get that working just on its own?
I’m on Microsoft partner, so it works for me find
@@AndyMaloneMVP so you have to be a partner to use this feature? Added a partner for the tenant?
@@RevuitNet check out docs.microsoft.com for more details of the guys on the Microsoft tech community are really good for this. Best of luck
yep... thanks for the video, now it's clear - i hate MS
10-Q
you do nothing. You open a ticket that you can not create an inbound connector AT ALL. If you are lucky someone will phone you within 3 days and gives you tips you already tried. Then he will say that he need more details despite the problem is obvious to send it to america. They then, wont respond at all. I really have to say that this is one of the downsides with everyone/thing in the cloud. And MS could just chance pricing anytime of course.
Oh dear, I’m sorry to hear of your conundrum. If I may recommend. Rather than placing a Support call from the website use the Microsoft 365 admin app. I found that I get to a much higher level faster that way when placing a Support car. I wish you the best of luck, all the best, Andy
@@AndyMaloneMVP Hi Andy! I actually did it through our portal where we manage all our customers. Iam now trying it through our CSP. Thanks for your reply. Thats one of the downsides of the new cloud based world.
@LassMiRanda DennSieWillJa its not so new anymore 🤪 But I wish you luck