Office 365 for IT Pros covers a wide range of administration topics relating to the wider Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Learn a lot from our practical and no-nonsense approach to coverage.
Microsoft has released four new administrative roles to help Office 365 tenants manage Teams. It’s a good thing and we were able to include the news in the September 20 update for Office 365 for IT Pros.
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A demo to show how easy it is to use PowerShell to manage Office 365 Groups and Teams was progressing nicely at the UK Evolve conference when a problem happened with code that used to run perfectly. Sounds like a normal programming situation, but in this case, Microsoft had changed the format of Office 365 audit records for Azure Active Directory operations. That’s not so good. What’s worse is that some essential data is now missing from the audit records.
Records featuring an account called BOXServiceAccount appear in the Office 365 audit log. Not much information is available about the account, but it’s all OK because it’s used to assign administrative roles to Office 365 accounts.
Office 365 tenant administrators can use different ways to access user data. Shouldn’t you have a policy to govern that access?
New German Office 365 datacenters are on their way and will replace the dedicated Black Forest region that’s been used by German tenants since 2015. The move is good for tenants because they’ll be able to access more functionality.
If you’re responsible for running the local network used by an Office 365 tenant to connect to Microsoft’s network, you need to know about the IP addresses and ranges used for Office 365 endpoints.