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After you have completed your migration to Office 365 your attention will turn to how to backup all of your Office 365 data. I decided to use Veeam Backup for Office 365 for this task and in this post I’ll run through what you need to do to get it up and running step-by-step.
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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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Many users will remember the days when dynDNS was free and enabled you to log your router into a dynDNS account to keep track of your external IP changes. This enabled you to contact your resources via an external DNS domain name. You can now do this with DuckDNS which is a free dynamic DNS service.
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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.
There are a few different ways that you can create new users in your newly configured Exchange – Office 365 Hybrid setup. This post will go through the various ways of setting users up and I will include a new user script at the end that I wrote to setup new users for this organisation.
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.