Use the following steps to simply identify which customers confirmed you as a Partner of Record.
1. https://mspartner.microsoft.com/en/nl/pages/index.aspx
2. Membership
3. Online Services Dashboard
4. Go to Dashboard
5. Cloud services dashboard
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I found out that opening very large mailboxes (several GB’s) using Outlook 2013 (32 bit) I ran into a not enough free memory problem :
After some troubleshooting I found out that there are 2 solutions. The first one is completely disable caching of the mailbox. But that was not a working solution for me, because sometimes I want to open my email without a working internet connection. This is the solution that worked for me :
Leave use cached exchange mode on, and clear (disable) the download shared folders and download public favorites.
I’ve never seen the error since!
More and more companies start using Office 365 (including me:-)). The interface is simple and administration is fairly easily to use. But sometimes you wish you could do that little bit more, those things you could do when running Exchange 2013. I’ve got a surprise for you… you can!
Ok, let’s assume you are running Office 365 with one or more licenses. You probably now how to log on. Let’s go to https://portal.microsoft.com and use your credentials to logon :
After entering the credentials you see something like this :
Go to Outlook and you see you inbox. Ok, pay attention. You now see that your url has change to outlook.office365.com/owa/and something more. Let’s change everything after .com/ to /ecp. So you have the following url https://outlook.office365.com/ecp
And (when you are an administrator of your Office 365 account) you now see the following screen :
Wow! That looks familiar! You now have (almost) full control over your Office 365 account. (Which uses Exchange 2013 under the hood).
Now it’s possible to :
More information soon in part 2
In my previous post you can read how easily it is to use the EMC to administer your Office365 account. Now you can imagine how easily it could be to migrate Exchange mailboxes from your on premises Exchange Server to Office365 or the other way around! This is how you can do that :
First open the console and select New Remote Move Request
Choose the user you wish to migrate :
Now specify the target domain and the remote database and hit next.
Hit next and watch your mailbox fly to the cloud!
Nowadays more and more people are migrating from Exchange to Office365/Exchange Online or are using a Hybrid solution. Many people don’t know that they can use the Exchange 2010 Management Console to control their Office365 settings and users. This is how you can link your Office365 environment to the EMC.
First download and install EMC, this is straight forward. Now open the EMC and select add Exchange forest :
Enter a friendly name and choose the option “Exchange Online”.
Enter your credentials and hit ok!
Notice that you have the possibility to administer your on premises Exchange and Office 365.
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