Azure and Microsoft 365

When a new user is added to a Microsoft 365 universal group, they automatically receive a standard welcome e-mail message with the following subject: You’ve joined the <M365_Group_Name> group Welcome…

The Azure Active Directory password policy defines the password requirements for tenant users, including password complexity, length, password expiration, account lockout settings, and some other parameters. In this article, we’ll…

Within your Exchange organization or Exchange Online (Microsoft 365) tenant, you can create hundreds of Distribution Groups (Distribution Lists, DLs). Distribution lists that are no longer in use should be…

Microsoft recently released a new WebView2-based version of MS Teams for Windows. The switch from the Electron engine to WebView2 runtime has significantly improved the performance of Teams (almost doubled)…

An Exchange mailbox can be assigned a number of additional SMTP addresses, which are known as proxy addresses (aliases). These addresses allow the user to receive e-mails that are sent…

You can allow users to send e-mails on behalf of the shared mailbox in Exchange Server and Microsoft 365 (Exchange Online). However, such an e-mail, once it has been sent,…

In some cases, users may need to send or forward an e-mail from an Outlook inbox directly to a Microsoft Teams channel. An e-mail address is automatically generated for each…

When you delete a user account in Azure (Microsoft 365), the user is not deleted immediately. The disabled user account is stored in AAD for 30 days. In this article,…

By default, any user from your Azure tenant can create Microsoft 365 groups. When a user creates a new Microsoft 365 group, additional resources are automatically created: a Teams group,…

An email system based on on-premises Exchange Server or Exchange Online (Microsoft 365) allows an administrator to block (reject) e-mails from specific external domains or sender addresses. There are several…