One of the components of Microsoft Office 365 is OneDrive for Business. Which is a cloud storage solution with a 1TB of storage space by default. Although 1TB is been enabled by default for users, this could be enhanced up to 5TB.
This could be achieved using the GUI as well as PowerShell.
Log in to the Office 365 Admin Portal and click on OneDrive Admin Center
Click on storage => edit the storage limit with the value required (maximum up to 5TB) and click save
Recently I reinstalled Windows 10 on my computer and on top of Windows, I installed Microsoft Office 2016.
When I setup my email on Outlook 2016, I noticed that only part of my emails which is on my Exchange mailbox had synchronized with my Outlook. This was not the case before where all my mails use to synch and due to this the search operations especially on older emails were a bit slow.
After some research I found out its due to the fact that Outlook has a behavior where it limits the emails to be synched considering the hard disk space when you are setting up a cached Exchange mode mailbox.
In order to increase this;
Open Outlook => File => drop down Account settings => select Account settings => Under email select the email account and click on change.
Move the slider according to the timeline you require and click next and finish.
Once done, your emails will start to synch and download.
Today more and more organizations are transitioning to Office 365 which is a cloud based solution offered by Microsoft. When an organization purchases the Office 365 subscription the login screen can be customized accordingly.
Below is the default login screen
In Order to customize the above screen with the Organizations logos and pictures do the following.
Log in to the Admin page of Office 365 and click on AzureAD
It will sign in to the Azure Management Portal and click on the relevant domain name to be customized
From the domain window select configure
Click on Customize branding
Brose and locate the necessary images and click on the arrow to move to the next screen and click ok.
Once the Azure has been updated the login screen will be changed accordingly.
This is something I have been wanting to do ever since I started to use Yammer – The enterprise social networking platform by Microsoft. The main objective for me by achieving this is to update my twitter and automatically all my other social networking sites including Microsoft Yammer will be updated with the same updates. Although there maybe several 3rd party utilities available for this, but I want it the native way.
To achieve the integration between Twitter and Yammer,
