A few of my contacts reached out to me with questions after my previous post: Using Microsoft Forms and Logic App to create an automated submissions and approval process for Azure AD User Creation https://blog.terenceluk.com/2023/04/using-microsoft-forms-and-logic-app-to.html … where I demonstrated a workflow for using Microsoft Forms
Being an architect usually means that I do not usually take part in ongoing operational activities when an environment has gone live and therefore the days where I handle requests for new Azure AD account creations are supposed to be behind me but most of
I find that getting to understand the differences between Azure AD Roles and Azure RBAC Roles with respect to the following levels are often overlooked or misunderstood: Tenant Root Management group Subscription Those who have not yet had the opportunity to be exposed to larger
Years ago when I first started working with Azure, I was very excited about the release of Azure Files because it would allow migrating traditional Windows file servers to the cloud without having an IaaS Windows server providing the service. What I quickly realized was
I’ve recently been involved in many Teams Direct Routing deployments and was asked by one of the clients to assist with automating the generation of PSTN usage reports so they can correctly bill each department long distance fees. Prior to this year, the only way
Problem You’re attempting to publish Office web-based 365 applications within Citrix with the following instructions: Configuring individual Office suite applications in Citrix Workspace https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/advanced-concepts/design-guides/citrix-gateway-o365-saas.html#configuring-individual-office-suite-applications-in-citrix-workspace … but notice that the first Microsoft Word you publish fails to launch and presents the following error: Sign in Sorry,
I’ve recently had a few clients reach out to me about the configuration for publishing Office 365 SaaS applications via Citrix Workspace because most quickly realize that it isn’t as easy as using the SaaS templates in the Citrix Cloud portal as soon as the
As mentioned in my previous posts: Enabling user for Teams Enterprise Voice fails with: “Management object not found for identity” https://blog.terenceluk.com/2020/10/enabling-user-for-teams-enterprise.html … a user who has previously been enabled for an on-premise Skype for Business Server may still have the msRTCSIP-DeploymentLocator attribute populated with the
Problem You’ve signed into Office 365 with the appropriate PowerShell modules and cmdlets: Import-Module SkypeOnlineConnector $sfbSession = New-CsOnlineSession Import-PSSession $sfbSession … and proceed to use the Set-CsUser cmdlet to enable a user for Teams Enterprise Voice but it fails with the following error: PS C:>
I recently had a client who used Office 365 for Exchange Online and Teams while also having an on-premise Active Directory but did not appear to have AD Connect deployed to synchronize their on-premise Active Directory accounts with their Office 365 Azure AD accounts. This
