Microsoft Support & Discussions

Meet some of the team responsible for developing Exchange Server. Continue reading...

Enhance the typical management and governance tasks for Exchange Online with PowerShell scripts in a secure and automated way. In this session, we present lessons learned from a large SaaS app implementation and how to manage Exchange Online at scale with Exchange Online PowerShell and the Graph API. Continue reading...

Are you performing several tasks on a regular basis, e.g., daily, weekly or monthly? Are you in charge of several Exchange on-premises and/or online environments? If you're interested in simplifying your daily admin experience, tweaking your own existing toolset for free, and leveraging LDAP, Microsoft Graph or Azure AD, you should attend this session! You will learn how you can customize your own toolbox based on your own needs. Continue reading...

Thomas and Sigi share their experience and address best practices to make your upgrade to Exchange Server 2019 as smooth as possible. Learn how to upgrade your Exchange Server 2013 and Exchange Server 2016 to Exchange Server 2019. Continue reading...

The session provides insight into what happens when you open a case with Microsoft Support. We'll talk about the lifecycle of cases, including scenarios where cases are escalated within to the product team for resolution. Continue reading...

This session covers new features and improvements we have made in Outlook calendar over the last year. 1. Compliant Meetings: Make your meetings secure and compliant by applying sensitivity labels. 2. GSuite Migrator: Calendar migration through Google workspace migrator now supports migrating online meeting links. More enhancements planned to be released this year. 3. Shared Calendars: We made improvements to the way shared calendars in Microsoft 365 and rolled it out to delegates. Continue reading...

With Customer Key, you are in control of the root keys used to encrypt your data-at-rest in Microsoft 365. Customer Key enables organizations to meet the requirement of encrypting data using self-managed keys. In this session, we will share the latest capabilities of the service, and answer your queries. Continue reading...

Did you ever want to get in touch with Microsoft Security Product experts? Here's your opportunity to meet the team behind Microsoft Defender for Office 365 and ask away! These leaders will answer questions about evolving threat landscape, product capabilities, updates, challenges and more. They will provide unique insights & are looking forward to your feedback to secure the world together! Continue reading...

This session discusses the fundamental issues with SMTP that enable malicious behaviors, such as spoofing. It also discusses the available solutions to mitigate those issues, and how to increase your protection with minimal effort. Continue reading...

This session covers some of the new security and manageability capabilities being added to Exchange Server and Exchange Hybrid deployments. Continue reading...

Dive into the guts of hybrid mail delivery and learn about the inner workings of internal/external mail, the effects of certain configuration on connectors, and best practices for securing hybrid mail. Continue reading...

In this session we will explore how administrators manage hybrid identities between the on-premises Active Directory, Azure Active Directory, and Exchange Online. We will review the synchronization options that are available for implementation and tools available for managing recipient objects. Continue reading...

As an Exchange Online admin, your daily routines can include repetitive and time-consuming processes. With Power Automate, you can automate your processes and save time and money, and best of all, you don't need to have budget to pay a software developer. Power Automate can turn you into a citizen developer with no-code solutions. This session will be a primer to help you understand the basic components of Power Automate and walk you through creating automation for Exchange Online and orchestrating the use of other Microsoft 365 technologies. Continue reading...

Discover the SMTP header as a rich basis to start an investigation into why a message was sent to the Junk-Mail folder or Quarantine. Learn how to use a combination of Message Tracking and Defender Explorer to investigate your messages in depth, so you can decide on appropriate responses in your Exchange Online Protection and Microsoft Defender for Office 365 policies. Continue reading...

In the Czech Republic, there are Cyber Security Laws that instruct some government and critical infrastructure organizations to implement specific e-mail security measures. With the help of Exchange Online, Defender for Office 365, and Microsoft 365, we deploy the needed security requirements and comply with the law. Even if you are not governed by these laws, implementing these security measures is the best practice. Come learn what they are and how to implement them in your organization. Continue reading...

Why does Outlook MapiHttp take so long for some calls? Can Exchange logging provide an answer? In this session, we'll talk about how to troubleshoot slow Outlook behavior, starting from the Outlook client, and going through IIS, HttpProxy, BE, Store, AD and disk. We'll focus on what to look for in the logs and what tools can be used. Continue reading...

You can’t improve what you don’t measure, and Microsoft has done their part by giving us a broad set of tools for measuring security and compliance implementation quality through the Secure Score and Compliance Score mechanisms. In this session, we’ll talk about what these scores mean, how they’re calculated, and how to use them to quickly find and fix the highest-value security configuration issues you may have in your tenant. Anyone with a Secure Score over 80% is excused from attending this session, but the rest of y’all should plan to attend. You know who you are. Continue reading...

Come meet some of the team responsible for cross-tenant user data migration and other complex org features. Continue reading...

Meet some of the team responsible for Transport in Exchange Online. Continue reading...

Meet some of the team responsible for deprecating Basic Auth in Exchange Online. Continue reading...

Meet some of team responsible for Exchange Support. Continue reading...

With 1.2 million users and constantly increasing, the new Exchange Admin Center (EAC) is the preferred home for Exchange Online admins. This session will share our plans for deprecating the legacy EAC and provide details on the features we have planned for the new EAC. We'll also talk about performance enhancements planned for the new Exchange Online v2 PowerShell module, which has ~800 REST-based cmdlets already available in preview. Continue reading...

Exchange is one of the most important communication tools in organizations worldwide. Moreover it´s the foundation for Microsoft 365 Groups, Microsoft Teams, and the most Compliance features. This session covers the how, what, and why of Insider Risk Management and Communication Compliance and Exchange. Come learn how to use these to tools to be more compliant. Continue reading...

Today we’re announcing the public preview for enabling an Azure AD-based single sign-on experience and support for passwordless authentication, using Windows Hello and security devices (like FIDO2 keys). With this preview, you can now: Enable a single sign-on experience to Azure AD-joined and Hybrid Azure AD-joined session hosts when using the Windows and the web clients Use passwordless authentication to sign in to the host using Azure AD Use passwordless authentication inside the session when using the Windows client Use third-party Identity Providers (IdP) that integrate with Azure AD to sign in to the host New Azure AD authentication RDP property in th…

We’re excited to announce that Microsoft Cost Management has a new feature to help you group Azure Virtual Desktop costs with Azure tags! Now in Public Preview, this new feature makes it easier to understand and manage costs by host pool. Tagging is a tool already available across Azure services that helps customers organize resources inside their Azure subscription. And now, you can use cm-resource-parent as your Tag key and the resource ID of the Azure resource you want to group costs by as your Tag value, so that you can view associated costs without having to filter by resource in Cost Analysis. This allows you to automatically group the costs of taggable Azur…