Office365s

Permissions Azure AD vs Exchange/SharePoint/Etc Permissions So in Azure, Azure AD controls all the permissions. In Microsoft 365 there are a bunch of different applications like SharePoint and Exchange that were built with Azure and have a different permissions model. So the Exchange Admin Center (EAC) has a permissions area that has all the permissions that are relevant for Exchange. Here’s a direct quote from the learn docs: Other online services have their own permission models....

There are a bunch of different ways to migrate stuff but I think for the purposes of this migration there are two I want to focus on: Uploading PST IMAP migration Uploading the PST is pretty straight forward conceptually – you just upload the mailbox calendar etc. An IMAP migration synchronizes the old mailbox with the new one. Once Exchange Online has all the messages I think you can use either mailbox and then you just go ahead and switch the old one off at your leisure....

Creating the Pool You need a volume attached to the droplet; you can’t just rely on the size of the droplet since you need to reformat the block device. If you have DO format the block storage to ext4 during creation then you need to add the -f option below to force overwriting another filesystem. This is for the sending computer zpool create -o ashift=12 -O compression=lz4 -O encryption=on -O keyformat=passphrase tank /dev/sda This is for the receiving computer...