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  1. Dan_ATR
    In intune, set the following to Audit "Win32 imports from Office macro code" From MS int he admin pannel:
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    1st and 2nd stage recycle bins are a joke. I had to restore half a SharePoint once and it took 2 days of searching for the correct deleted files. Even after this we still missed some because we re structured our SharePoint. From my understanding, with restoring of SharePoint data, they restore it in one lump only and it over writes any existing data which is not all that clever. The point of backing up Office 365 is that if you get a ransomware attack, or the data is removed unknowingly, you don't loose everything and you can have a longer and legal retention over the backups. (Most users have the SharePoint sites synced directly to their devices). Believe me, iv done my research, and the major competitors out there know why they are doing this. Did you know that SalesForce are no longer providing backups from August/September of this year!
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    Yer I can understand you totally. Iv had pricing from all 3. Druva is the cheapest per GB. Schools IT budgets are a joke I find as everyone feels everything should be free and cheap. Probably why everything in schools brake. (Worked in two)
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    Its not rocket science guys... I'm not here for technical or asking how to set anything up... I'm just asking a plain and simple question of, how have you got on with the 3 products listed. But it does not matter now as I'm trialing them, so ill get my answer that way.
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    He understood it clearly..... Just for info, with most cloud based systems, you dont need on site kit to do anything.
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    Its not rocket science, I even had my friend read it and he got the point lol. I don't have an attitude, your just being a keyboard worrier. Its cool though. Let me brake it down into babe steps. "Hi everyone, Situation: We are in the process of purchasing a backup solution from one of the providers; Source of backup: for our Microsoft Cloud based solution. (You have two options, m365 which is Teams, SharePoint, Exchange, One Drive or Azure which we have 0 VMs and would like to back up Blob but you can only do this as a whole file. So we are avoiding this.) To either: Druva, RedStore, Acronis (Which if you don't know how they work, or never used them, don't comment. These are based in AWS if you really have to know but most providers are hosted in AWS anyway.) Main Question: Has anyone on here had any experience working with these (The above products: Druva, RedStore, Acronis) Sub Main Question: and what are your personal/professional opinions. (With those products : Druva, RedStore, Acronis)" Hope this clears things up.
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    And this is why I am using a 3rd party and not MS for backups.
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    I do know how Backups work mate. I'm a bit confused why your asking me this. Druva, Redstore, Acronus all use AWS as a platform. I use m365/Azure as my platform. All 3 use a web based control panel with 0 software install on an endpoint other then the connector to your m365/Azure estate. All I'm asking as per post one, has anyone used those products and what are there thoughts.
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    Wont go with Veeam as there solution they provided me was so all over the place and bitty and their pricing, well, so cheap I dont even know if their product does what I want it. I asked for a live demo and it went all dead. Iv got no time for a provider who has no time to sell their product to me.
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    Well those 3 providers are all in AWS, so it would be from Said places above (Sharepoint, OneDrive, ExchangeOnline, Teams, SalesForce) from m365 to one of those providers. There is no restore fee so that's all good as that's only applied if you use Azures Blob Storage. We have 0 VMs, 0 on site server/backup kit. Everything is in cloud. - - - Updated - - - Have you used the Web Interface yet? We don't want agents on the machines. (we can if needed)
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    Have you seen the pricing concepts from Microsoft? The backup solution is for Exchange Online, One Drive, Teams, SharePoint, Salesforce - retention 5/6 years.
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    Hi everyone, We are in the process of purchasing a backup solution from one of the providers; Druva, RedStore, Acronis, for our Microsoft Cloud based solution. Has anyone on here had any experience working with these and what are your personal/professional opinions.
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    How have you guys setup the storm controle for the number of packets? How many packets have you set and for which section.
  14. Dan_ATR
    Some of the fetures that required the USG have been removed and are now in the latest controller and device firmware upgrade. They can now do DHCP Relay with out the use of the USG and more. More less L3. This is with the old kit too.
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    Im sure they would need to be GDPR as they want to sell to EU. Even after the UK is out of the EU the UK would still have to enforce GDPR.
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