woreilly Posted December 3, 2014 Posted December 3, 2014 On 12th December, I have to give a 40 minute session on setting up Office 365 for a school to my fellow technicians. I have written a setup guide before so doing a practical session shouldn't be too hard. As part of the practical session I need to show the team how to find the DNS records that need to be added to verify the domain being used for Office 365. Can I have multiple different Office 365 accounts entering the same domain name or do i have to have a different domain name for every account? In an ideal world, I want people to start their own A3 (or E3 should I say) free trial and add a domain (even if it's not verified) and add users and assign permissions etc.
Haptic Posted December 3, 2014 Posted December 3, 2014 If you are all working on the same tenant, you need to have different fqdn's for each participant. You can add multiple fqdns to a single tenant or you will need a separate trail tenant for each user. I'd suggest you create a tenant in advance as a spare in case there is a provisioning problem on the day of the training and one domain for each participant.
woreilly Posted December 3, 2014 Author Posted December 3, 2014 If you are all working on the same tenant, you need to have different fqdn's for each participant. You can add multiple fqdns to a single tenant or you will need a separate trail tenant for each user. I'd suggest you create a tenant in advance as a spare in case there is a provisioning problem on the day of the training and one domain for each participant. Pardon my blissful ignorance but what do you mean by 'tenant'?
Haptic Posted December 5, 2014 Posted December 5, 2014 Sorry, Only just clocked this! when you sign up for an Office 365 Subscription a tenant is created for you where you can manage all of your Office 365 Services and Settings Deployment planning tips for Office 365 Andy
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