Earlier this week I have received a requirement to make use of the SharePoint OOTB Organization Browser that needs to set the default root account to be a specific user…well, there are plenty of blogs on using custom JS in…
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SharePoint Online 2013 – Setting Default Account for Organization Browser
Posted in Office 365, SharePoint
SharePoint Online Web Service Authentication using WCF Client-side behaviour
With the release SharePoint in 2013 and the ever increasing numbers taking up the SharePoint Online offering, it’s a good time to start looking at some of the challenges when moving to these platforms. SharePoint has traditionally been a presentation…
Tagged with: behaviour, MSOnlineClaimsHelper, WCF
Posted in Application Development and Integration, Office 365, SharePoint, WCF
Posted in Application Development and Integration, Office 365, SharePoint, WCF
Use SkyDrive Pro as a SharePoint Content Replicator
What’s in a name? SkyDrive Pro might be the worst named of all of the products to come out of Microsoft in a while. I sometimes think about the meetings that must happen in Redmond, Developers on one side of…
Tagged with: Content Replication Document Library, SkyDrive SkyDrive Pro SyncToy Sync
Posted in Office 365, SharePoint
Posted in Office 365, SharePoint
Office 365 Preview and Windows Azure Active Directory Rights Management
Recently I was asked to implement an Office 365 Preview for Enterprises tenant that would demonstrate the new functionality provided by Windows Azure Active Directory Rights Management (AADRM). Windows Azure Active Directory is the cloud identity management service that underpins…
Tagged with: AADRM, IRM, office 365, rights management, Windows Azure Active Directory Rights Management
Posted in Identity and Access Management, Office 365
Posted in Identity and Access Management, Office 365
Office 365 – Converting mailboxes to shared mailboxes
Office 365 introduces the concept of a shared mailbox. Shared mailboxes are free, as long as they are under 5GB in size. There is plenty of documentation that describes the process to create a new shared mailbox, but how do…
Posted in Office 365
Office 365 – PowerShell Setup
PowerShell is the most important tool for Office 365 management and I find it helpful to have everything just one click away. The following steps will give you a desktop shortcut to launch an Office 365 PowerShell session with all…
Posted in Office 365
Office 365 Smart Links
So you’re using Federated Identities with SharePoint Online… You may have noticed that every 1-2 days you have to re-authenticate to SharePoint Online. This is the result of an Office 365 security feature that defines a 10 hour SharePoint cookie…
Posted in ADFS, Office 365
Office 365 – AD FS 2.0 with multiple domains and subdomains
AD FS 2.0 Update Rollup 1 allows a single ADFS farm to support multiple top level domains for Office 365 federated authentication. Unfortunately, the default claim rules generated with RU1 do not support multiple top levels domains with subdomains. “If…
Posted in ADFS, Office 365
Configuring ASP.NET 4.5 for Windows Azure Active Directory
Yesterday, the Active Directory team announced the Developer Preview of Windows Azure Active Directory (AD). Windows Azure AD is Identity Management as a Service. Today, it is the identity provider for Office 365, Dynamics CRM Online, and Windows Intune. The Developer Preview…
Office 365 Licensing with Powershell
The Basics Recently I’ve had to explore the dark art of license assignment using Powershell. It’s not particularly well documented so this might help you… Displaying a list of the current licensing assignment is pretty straightforward. Get-MsolUser can be used…
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