Matt_Renato

I setup a Pi the other week with this on http://retropie.org.uk/. Not gone for the full arcade setup, just using a couple of wired Xbox 360 controllers. A little bit of advice for anyone purchasing the Pi kits. The USB cables provided for use with the power adaptor don't seem to be of great quality and prevented the Pi from booting (I just ended up with a flashing red light). Wasted nearly an hour checking and re-writing the image to the SD card before solving the problem with a better cable!

This would seem to suggest that it isn't possible. https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/7f2c9cb6-188d-478f-bfe3-247ab49ad32e/azure-join-sso-with-mozilla-and-chrome-office-365?forum=WindowsAzureAD

It's not a book but the Microsoft Virtual Academy has some good PowerShell courses https://mva.microsoft.com/training-topics/powershell#!jobf=IT%20Professional&lang=1033

I would guess it'll go up there as soon as it's publicly released, so anytime between 26th and 30th September (assuming the rumors about the release date are true). If you want to get your hands on it now Technical Preview 5 can be downloaded here.

The contents of an address list aren't updated until a change is made on the account(s) that should appear on them. This article explains the issue really well, and contains a link to a Powershell scripts that can force an update on objects so that they will appear in address lists.

Open Office - https://www.openoffice.org/ Libre Office - https://www.libreoffice.org/

Are there any further details in the event logs?

I'd go back and ask them for a bit more clarity on the situation, specifically why all your mailboxes would be deleted. How are you getting users into Office 365? If it is linked to an Active Directory hosted by your provider there will be a bit of work involved removing the link and switching it back to your local AD, but this is doable without losing mailboxes. All the mailboxes are hosted in one of Microsoft's data centres as you assumed. The partner relationship you mention sounds like the delegated access which MSP's can setup so that they can administer your tenancy without needing a direct login, this can easily be disabled if you are no longer under a support contract with the company.

There are a few things you can double check. The User Name and Display Name field are required, populating all other values is optional. The User Name should be in the format of username@domain. The validation only looks for missing data, it won't look for duplicate data in the CSV or for conflicts with accounts that already exist in Office 365 (it will fail during import). Finally the maximum amount of users which can be imported in a single CSV file is 250, if you need to import more users than this you'll have to split them across multiple files.

I don't think the -UnlicensedUsersOnly switch will work (at least it didn't when I tested it). This is essentially the same thing but done in a different way. # Create array of users to change $users = Get-MsolGroupMember -All -GroupObjectId $AzAdGrp.ObjectId | Get-MsolUser|Where{$_.isLicensed -eq $False} Write-Output "Total unlicensed users in group: " $users.Count

Glad to hear you've got it sorted. The new version updates itself unless you configure it not to, so you shouldn't have to worry about updates going forward.

If you check the connectivity section on this page does your machine.config match the example?

Is there anything in Event Viewer which provides more details of exactly what is happening?

That makes sense now! I remember the trouble I had trying to open an Xbox 360.

You just plug the drive into a USB port.

Cheers for the heads up, just logged in and grabbed it.

If you mean the E3 briefing it's 5:30pm today. You can watch it online here or via your Xbox.

Working fine here, both the old and new versions. No service issues being reported either.

First of all I would download the latest version of Azure AD Connect here and attempt the upgrade again to see if resolves the issue. If that doesn't work I'd remove all version of AD Sync and Azure AD Connect, reboot the server and try and install Azure AD Connect again. The only issue your users will have is that password synchronization won't be working until you get everything back up and running, so if they change their AD password it won't be reflected in O365.

Just re-read your first post.

Are you using a proxy? If so this might help. https://tarekeltouny.wordpress.com/2016/03/23/getting-the-user-realm-discovery-failed-error-with-microsoft-azure-ad-connect-tool/

It would create accounts in Office 365, but the mailboxes aren't created until a license is applied.

Good point!

If that server is only running 2012 I'd look at upgrading it to 2012 R2 over the summer. It's a pretty painless process.

You can use the Azure Pricing Calculator to get an idea of the monthly running costs. I don't know if running a SQL instance would work out cheaper than running SQL Server on a VM, or if Capita even support such a setup.