Andy great videos as always and easy to recommend to my coworkers 😍.. I only have a question.. in Powershell, shouldn't we run the command to set the execution policy at the beginning. In my experience this is the normal workflow (but mostly I use Remotesigned, not sure if this is used different than unrestricted) .. I think the commands ran successfully with you because you have previously changed the execution policy to unrestricted on the device you are using .. also as far as I know you only need to change it once per device.. so the fact that you ran it at the end didn't matter in your case but it may matter for someone who didn't change the Powershell execution policy before and it is still restricted, the commands you ran first may throw an error.. please correct me if I am wrong .. much love ❤️ thank you
Hi Andy, i really appreciate your amazing content ,it helped me to prepare myself and learn new Technolgies and updates..watching your videos I gained a lot of knowledge about O365 support and administration ,your way of teaching so easy and accurate that helped me to crack the interview and get a new job. Namaste Sir … from india🇮🇳
Hi Piyush I really appreciate your kind comment. I'm trying my best Sir and of course I've plenty more great content to come :-) Great to have you onboard.
@@AndyMaloneMVP I always watch and like the videos even on the topic I think I understand. This point is still unclear to me though. Because I just have worked with a customer with the same problem and even told them the default lifetime was 180. I even checked the attribute myself. They had an orphan user in O365, restored it but said the recycle bin was disabled at the time. I was left confused as I thought this by default enabled onprem. Thanks for this
@@KefashWhite dropping in a couple of useful links for you docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/472286/active-directory-recycle-bin-risks.html & this one adsecurity.org/?p=81 & here blog.netwrix.com/2021/11/30/active-directory-object-recovery-recycle-bin/
Hi Andy, Just want to know how do you produce these videos, I want to create something similar to this for my organization. Appreciate if you can share any tips. Thanks
Hi Raj thanks for reaching out. Actually I'm just making some changes in my home studio and when I'm done O'll go ahead and create a video and show you how everything's done :-)
HI andy. Thanks for your video. I have a simple problem with 'Teams' as follows: I have three Teams ( which i am the sole 'owner' of). I want to invite a Guest in one of my Teams to another Team ( as a guest as well) and give him the right to upload files and folders on this other Team , but 'Sharepoint' is asking me to give this person a 'permission' to do this. I'm not winning since I do not know where to do this?. Any thoughts ? KIndly RSVP and Thanks in advance. Rgds Martin
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Andy the words can't describe your efforts... many many thanks to you please more content about M365
Thanks for the comment👍
Been hybrid for 2 years, still good tips.
you're awesome Andy, I love your guides.
Thanks Daniel I appreciate that😊
Andy great videos as always and easy to recommend to my coworkers 😍..
I only have a question.. in Powershell, shouldn't we run the command to set the execution policy at the beginning. In my experience this is the normal workflow (but mostly I use Remotesigned, not sure if this is used different than unrestricted) .. I think the commands ran successfully with you because you have previously changed the execution policy to unrestricted on the device you are using .. also as far as I know you only need to change it once per device.. so the fact that you ran it at the end didn't matter in your case but it may matter for someone who didn't change the Powershell execution policy before and it is still restricted, the commands you ran first may throw an error.. please correct me if I am wrong .. much love ❤️ thank you
Ah you noticed 😄 you’re right Sir. In my defence this was a test environment 👍 Delighted that you’re enjoying my channel though
Hi Andy, i really appreciate your amazing content ,it helped me to prepare myself and learn new Technolgies and updates..watching your videos I gained a lot of knowledge about O365 support and administration ,your way of teaching so easy and accurate that helped me to crack the interview and get a new job.
Namaste Sir … from india🇮🇳
Hi Piyush I really appreciate your kind comment. I'm trying my best Sir and of course I've plenty more great content to come :-) Great to have you onboard.
i would like a demo showing how to setup HMA (hybrid modern authentication) with an onprem exchange server.
Awesome video I thought the recycle bin in AD was enabled by default. This is the tombstone lifetime right?
No the recycle bin is not enabled by default. And yes this would be the tombstone lifetime, you are correct. Thanks for dropping by.
@@AndyMaloneMVP I always watch and like the videos even on the topic I think I understand. This point is still unclear to me though. Because I just have worked with a customer with the same problem and even told them the default lifetime was 180. I even checked the attribute myself. They had an orphan user in O365, restored it but said the recycle bin was disabled at the time. I was left confused as I thought this by default enabled onprem. Thanks for this
@@KefashWhite dropping in a couple of useful links for you docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/472286/active-directory-recycle-bin-risks.html & this one adsecurity.org/?p=81 & here blog.netwrix.com/2021/11/30/active-directory-object-recovery-recycle-bin/
Thank you Andy the this great course...
You’re very welcome and I’m delighted you enjoyed it. 😊😀
Great work Andy! thanks so much
Thank you kindly Omar I appreciate it👍😊
Hi Andy, Just want to know how do you produce these videos, I want to create something similar to this for my organization. Appreciate if you can share any tips. Thanks
Hi Raj thanks for reaching out. Actually I'm just making some changes in my home studio and when I'm done O'll go ahead and create a video and show you how everything's done :-)
@@AndyMaloneMVP Thank you so much looking forward to it.
HI andy. Thanks for your video. I have a simple problem with 'Teams' as follows: I have three Teams ( which i am the sole 'owner' of). I want to invite a Guest in one of my Teams to another Team ( as a guest as well) and give him the right to upload files and folders on this other Team , but 'Sharepoint' is asking me to give this person a 'permission' to do this. I'm not winning since I do not know where to do this?. Any thoughts ? KIndly RSVP and Thanks in advance. Rgds Martin
Have you seen this video? I think this will help :-) th-cam.com/video/AorUXeUjDmw/w-d-xo.html
thanks !
You're welcome!