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  1. You could just use your current domain name (or buy a new one) and point that at the sharepoint site? - that way you could have anything. for example, yourdomain.sharepoint.com
  2. Not that it helps in this instance, but this is sometimes quite handy! https://www.microsoft.com/resources/TechNet/en-us/Office/media/WindowsPowerShell/WindowsPowerShellCommandBuilder.html
  3. Bare in mind you can always ( and id recommend) DirSync as a backup / failover for ADFS, so you can always get in to your cloud services should the source of authentication go down.. With the last password hash http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/17857.dirsync-how-to-switch-from-single-sign-on-to-password-sync.aspx
  4. Internet Cafe, well ventilated with brand new firewall.
  5. Hows this?! I can't take credit as the amazing School Chef cooked it all.. however.. Full roast, including crackling and apple sauce! finished with a jam stopped sponge the great British bake off fans would be jealous of!
  6. Sorry, are you trying to setup the contacts list? - for when users are signed in, so they have all the staff already showing? I might have completely misunderstood, but if not this might be of use? Adventures in Computing: Lync Server 2013 - Bulk Updating Contact Groups
  7. Looks to me like the powershell session is never getting correctly setup, and therefore the script is getting no further on. try opening powershell first, then calling the script from inside the window. that will stop it from automatically closing when there is an error
  8. Perhaps this will help? - currently don't have a school near you guys. Office 365 Education in the Classroom
  9. Are you in the EMC? Load up your exchange console and then try __ EDIT, alternatively, just use Powershell New-MailContact -Name "Ben Edugeek" -ExternalEmailAddress "[email protected]"
  10. I've seen this too, not sure if it was the exact same model. but Fujitsu's response was this is something they are not going to fix and we had to live with.
  11. So that looks like something got an APIPA address, and wants to communicate with something else on the network, can you ping -a 169.254.1.71 it and will it respond? (you might need to alter your network config to see it) if you can ping it normally, then do an arp -a, get the Mac and see if you can match it to something in DHCP (if its lease is still around, assuming it had a valid IP once during the 8 day default lease time)
  12. Ok, and that is with the same credentials powershell is using? the "[email protected]" if you connect to your 2010 server instead and run the same command are you successful? can you check the actual directory and permissions on the 2013 server. Also - have a peek here http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchdxb/archive/2012/05/10/troublshooting-autodiscover-exchange-2007-2010.aspx
  13. https://has-exch.haslandhall.local/Autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml If you browse to that, what happens? and is that the hostname of your Exchange 2013 server?
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