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I’m excited to announce the public preview of Azure AD My Sign-Ins—a new feature that allows enterprise users to review their sign-in history to check for any unusual activity. As we discussed in a previous blog post, our team defen… Continue reading Users can now check their sign-in history for unusual activity
While many of you are well into your journey of deploying and/or servicing Windows 10, we understand that everyone is at a different point in the upgrade process. If your organization is unable to complete the transition from Windows 7 Pro or Enterpris… Continue reading How to get Extended Security Updates for eligible Windows devices
The Microsoft Stream team is excited to share some new features that are rolling out now! You’ve shared feedback on ways Stream could be improved and we are listening.
Trim the beginning and end of recorded live events and videos on-demand
Repl… Continue reading What’s new in Microsoft Stream – October 2019
As announced in the Nearpod blog in September, Microsoft is bringing our Immersive Reader directly into Nearpod. With strong, active Microsoft integrations that drive student engagement, Nearpod is committed to bringing your classroom to life.&nbs… Continue reading Immersive Reader comes to Nearpod, bringing engagement, joy and inclusion to every classroom
In this Data Exposed episode Alain Dormehl and Colin Murphy show you how easy it is to restore an existing SQL Database to Azure SQL Managed Instance.
More information: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/sql-database-managed-… Continue reading New Data Exposed episode: It’s just SQL: Native Backup and Restore
Windows Server 2016, debuts the birth of site-aware clusters. Nodes in stretched clusters can now be grouped based on their physical location (site). Cluster site-awareness enhances key operations during the cluster lifecycle such as failover behavior,… Continue reading Site-aware Failover Clusters in Windows Server 2016
In May 2019,Network Policies on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) became generally available through the Azure native policy plug-in or through the community project Calico. This user-defined network policy feature enables secure network segmentation within Kubernetes and allows cluster operators to control which pods can communicate with each other and resources outside the cluster. In this
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The key for a successful migration (of any type) is to ensure that source data is in a healthy condition. Public folder migrations are no different, especially if you have been using public folders for years. Orphaned ACLs, mis-matched Mail Enabled Pub… Continue reading Making your public folder migrations faster and more reliable