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In order to be able to manage your Office 365 environment effectively your Windows 10 desktop PC is going to need to be configured with all the necessary tools. I will go through all the tools necessary to effectively carry out all administration tasks for your tenant.
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In this post I will go over what is required to setup a Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Standalone Certificate Authority. I will not be using this Certificate Authority with Microsoft Active Directory.
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This is a quick guide that can be given directly to the end user in order for them to connect their Android mobile devices to Office 365. The guide runs through how to download an configure the apps and setup Outlook.
Now that we have configured the Exchange 2016 Office 365 hybrid setup and are able to successfully migrate mailboxes we need a way for users to securely access their Office 365 mail and other services from their mobile devices. To do this we need to setup and configure Microsoft Intune.
Now that we have everything in place and working we are ready to start moving our mailbox data to Office 365. You an of course do this in PowerShell but for this project I decided to use the Office 365 web console.
So far in this series of posts we have prepared our domain, firewalls and proxy servers for Office 365. We have configured our internal and external DNS. We have prepared our UPNs and built our Exchange 2016 hybrid migration server. We have also configured Azure to make sure that when it receives our Active Directory data it is secure. Then we configured Azure Active Directory Connect to sync our on-premise AD with Azure AD. The next step is now the fun part, to configure the Exchange Hybrid Migration Wizard. This is essentially making a forest trust between our on-premise environment and Exchange online. It will enable us to setup our full hybrid model so that mail will continue to flow through the existing Exchange 2010 server but allow us to move mailboxes to Office 365.