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http://blog.enowsoftware.com/solutions-engine/microsoft-releases-azure-ad-pass-through-authentication-single-sign-on
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Hi are there any schools using Microsoft PowerApps? Does it cost for educational establishments to use it?
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You can buy it directly from capita by filling this online form in http://www.capita-sims.co.uk/order-photo-licence
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A member of my SLT after complaining for weeks has received an email from Mathswatch offering alternative solution. As long as we provide the schools IP address.
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I would look at adding this on too as it makes designing sites a lot easier. http://www.mosaiclivetiles.com/about/
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I used this guide when setting up sharepoint online. http://support.rm.com/_rmvirtual/media/downloads/o365_sharepoint_setup_and_admin_guide.pdf Might be a bit old now but could be still useful.
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What do you want to use sharepoint for? Are you using it as a intranet, content management, internal blogging, wiki?
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Adding members to an office 365 group through powershell
jslate1980 replied to jslate1980's topic in Cloud Services
Creating groups from .csv:- Import-CSV “C:\unifiedgroup.csv” | foreach {New-UnifiedGroup -DisplayName $_.name -Alias $_.Alias -AccessType $_.Type} CSV file looks like:- Name, Alias, Type, *test1, test1, Private *test2, test2, Private Adding users from a separate csv:- Import-Csv “C:\list.csv” | foreach {Add-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity “*test1” -Links $_.Links -LinkType $_.LinkType} CSV file looks like:- Links, LinkType, [email protected], Members, [email protected], Owners, -
Adding members to an office 365 group through powershell
jslate1980 replied to jslate1980's topic in Cloud Services
That looks interesting example https://paulgilbride.com/2012/04/26/add-multiple-members-to-a-distribution-group-in-o365-2/. Wonder changing distribution to unified group would work? -
Adding members to an office 365 group through powershell
jslate1980 replied to jslate1980's topic in Cloud Services
There are a few examples of adding users to a distribution list from csv in office 365. I don't think it would be that hard to change for unified groups. Will have a play about tomorrow to see what I can come up with. -
Adding members to an office 365 group through powershell
jslate1980 replied to jslate1980's topic in Cloud Services
I believe so (but I may be wrong and there is far more clever people on here than me). I am currently making usernames and email addresses the same to try and simplify the process. But trying to make students email addresses random enough so keeping students protected for safe guarding. -
Adding members to an office 365 group through powershell
jslate1980 replied to jslate1980's topic in Cloud Services
Are students at your school email accounts added to sims? And does their upn match there email? -
Hi really interested to know what setups different schools have for web development for students? The previous network manager setup a Centos box with blue onyx(open source web hosting platform), which provides php/MySQL, ftp access and individual sub domains. I have found the tool useful but a bit long winded when creating accounts for students. Does anyone suggest any other useful open source platforms?
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Guessing both Johns haven't come back with anything yet?
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Hi my school are looking to purchase gcsepod for student access. I know very little about the product but how easy is it to create student accounts for the site? Can you import a csv template to create them or does it link into ad such as federated services?
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If you delete a file from a 365 group, how long is the deleted file stored for in deleted items? My Google fu is coming up trumps.
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Adding members to an office 365 group through powershell
jslate1980 replied to jslate1980's topic in Cloud Services
It's not you have import ps session as it's in exchange online see https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/Use-PowerShell-to-manage-Office-365-Groups-Admin-help-aeb669aa-1770-4537-9de2-a82ac11b0540 Edit Sorry didn't see that you had edited the last post. The link above shows the different commands you can use with 365 groups. -
Yep I did the same as you a couple of weeks ago. What a stupid idea hosting their content on Vimeo.
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Probably a daft question but have you read this https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/kb/2795303. Why don't you just create a daily task sequence that runs Get-Mailbox | Set-CasMailbox -ActiveSyncEnabled $False. And another that adds the individual uses that back in afterwards who need it.
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Adding members to an office 365 group through powershell
jslate1980 replied to jslate1980's topic in Cloud Services
Took me two minutes after posting this to work it out. Here is the command Add-UnifiedGroupLinks -Identity "Legal Department" -LinkType Members -Links [email protected],[email protected] -
Adding members to an office 365 group through powershell
jslate1980 posted a topic in Cloud Services
Hi is it possible to add users to a office365 unified group using powershell? I need to add 250 students to a group but don't want to have to add them manually through the gui? I can view the group using Get-UnifiedGroup -Identity after importing a ps session, but am finding it difficult to find the right command. -
I'm having the same issue since the summer upgrade. The performance of my sims server is getting worse with each update. Currently running on a physical box dual six core processor, 32gb ram with 10k drives. But to rule out the server currently installing sims to a VM.
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Anniversary Edition on Domain machine automatically... how?!
jslate1980 replied to cdwyer's topic in Windows 10
Guessing you have deployed the education version and not LTSB. Dunno if you can block the update through wsus/sccm but all versions of 10 will upgrade on release except for The long term service branch. See link http://jermsmit.com/windows-10-enterprise-2015-ltsb-whats-that/ -
Hi we use them. They are great and find there support helpful.
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What happens when you click on the icon? Is anything showing up in the event viewer?
