Exchange allows mail-enabled recipient objects to be collected and grouped together in an address list. In this course, we're going to explore the creation and management of the different types of Address Lists available in Exchange Server 2019 and Exchange Online. You'll start by learning the different types of Address Lists in Exchange Online, including Global Address Lists, built-in address lists, and custom address lists. You'll then see how to create an address list using Exchange Online PowerShell, and examine the use of recipient filters. Next, you'll see how to create, modify, and remove Global Address Lists using Exchange Online PowerShell. Lastly, you'll examine hierarchical address books in Exchange Online, including their use and configuration. These topics will help prepare you for the MS-201 Implementing a Hybrid and Secure Messaging Platform certification exam.

An offline address book is a copy of a user address book that can be downloaded and used in an offline environment. In this course, you'll explore offline OABs in Exchange Server 2019 and Exchange Online, including how to create, use, and manage them. You'll start by examining the fundamentals of OABs, as well as OAB generation and the Mailbox Assistant. You'll then explore the OAB distribution process, planning a deployment, and moving OAB generation to another server. Next, you'll see how to download OABs using Outlook and how to use PowerShell to create an OAB. You'll continue on to see how to add and remove address lists from OABs and how to change the default OAB using Exchange Online PowerShell. You'll learn how to assign an OAB to users and how to remove an OAB using Exchange Online PowerShell. Lastly, you'll see address book policies, including how to create them using the Exchange Management Shell. These topics will help prepare you for the MS-201 Implementing a Hybrid and Secure Messaging Platform certification exam.

This is a recorded Replay of the Managing Modern Desktops (MD-101) Live session that ran on August 16th at 11 AM ET. In this session Aaron Sampson discusses planning a Windows 10 deployment, implementing Windows 10 using Windows Autopilot, and implementing Windows 10 using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit.

This is a recorded Replay of the Managing Modern Desktops (MD-101) Live session that ran on August 17th at 11 AM ET. In this session Aaron Sampson discusses implementing compliance policies, configuring device profiles, and managing user profiles.

This is a recorded Replay of the Managing Modern Desktops (MD-101) Live session that ran on August 18th at 11 AM ET. In this session Aaron Sampson discusses implementing and managing devices, applications and threat protection. He will also cover managing Microsoft Intune devices, monitoring devices, and managing updates.

This 14-video course continues preparing learners for the MS-300 deploying Microsoft 365 Teamwork certification exam, which focuses on abilities of teamwork administrators to configure and manage SharePoint Online, OneDrive for business, Teams, and workload integrations. First, you will explore how to integrate Microsoft 365 workloads with external data and systems; identify data access requirement; and manage tenant settings for Microsoft's business analytic service, Power BI. You will then learn how to monitor workload usage, usage patterns, and license usage. The course goes on to examine extensible points in the Teams client, including channels, group chats, messages, and user interface elements. Next, you will learn how to use Power BI administration, including roles, tasks, and tools, and how to use the admin portal. You will learn how to identify and manage Power BI tenants, monitor Workload usage and usage patterns, and the use of the Admin Center to view and configure Power BI licenses. Finally, learners will see how to view user activity and product usage reports from Microsoft 365 usage analytics.

Continue preparing for the MS-300 deploying Microsoft 365 Teamwork certification exam focuses on teamwork administrator abilities to configure and manage SharePoint Online, OneDrive for business, Teams, and workload integrations with this 14-video course, which explores capabilities of Microsoft's Enterprise Video service Stream. First, you will learn how to use Microsoft Stream, including how to configure, manage, and integrate it into other Office 365 Services. You will also learn how to plan, implement, and set up a new live event in Teams from your calendar. Then learn how to make Stream video content available to Teams' users, through the Teams' application, and through a SharePoint site. Next, the course demonstrates how to use Teams Admin Center to configure live events settings and policies. You will learn to share content in Stream directly to a Yammer site. Finally, learners will look at configuring administrative settings in Stream to control which users are able to create and upload content in Stream, and/or create companywide channels in Stream.

Continue preparing for the MS-300 deploying Microsoft 365 Teamwork certification exam, focusing on the abilities of teamwork administrators to configure and manage SharePoint Online, OneDrive for business, Teams, and workload integrations, with this 14-video course. First, learners will explore Yammer, a social networking platform designed to facilitate better communication and collaboration in your Office 365 subscription. You will learn that files are stored in a SharePoint document library. You will then observe how to configure a Yammer network, and how to add, block, or remove Yammer users. Next, learners see how to monitor account activity and device usage. You will learn about the benefits of using Yammer with Office 365 connected groups, and how to create and manage a group in Yammer. The course then examines applications that can be integrated with Yammer, including how to enable Yammer conversations in a SharePoint online site, and how to enforce Office 365 identities. Finally, explore the use of Azure Active Directory account credentials for Yammer Enterprise login.video.