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Migrating mailboxes across Microsoft 365 tenants can be complex but manageable with proper planning, tools, and execution. This guide covers everything IT admins need, including scripts, mapping examples, and troubleshooting …
Cross-Tenant Migration Cross-tenant migration is the process of migrating workloads from one Microsoft 365 tenancy to another. This process can involve the migration of one or many workloads (including Exchange …
Email authentication is one of the most important layers of protection in modern communication. It helps ensure that messages are genuine, untampered, and sent from authorized sources — protecting both …
Today, I received a support ticket regarding the missing “Request Files” option in OneDrive for Business for certain M365 tenants. In some tenants, this option is available: However, in one …
As your organization evolves, some SharePoint sites become inactive. Maybe a project is completed, a team restructured, or content is no longer actively used—but still holds value. Instead of deleting …
Subsites have been a core part of SharePoint’s site architecture for years. While Microsoft encourages a flat structure using Hub Sites in modern SharePoint Online, subsites still have valid use …
Welcome to the final post in the SharePoint Online Administrator series! 🎉Over the last 9 posts, we’ve built a strong foundation in architecture, permissions, security, automation, and troubleshooting. Now it’s …
Welcome to Post 9 of the SharePoint Online Administrator series! Up until now, we’ve focused on setup, security, automation, and reporting. But as any seasoned admin knows, troubleshooting is where …
Welcome to the eighth post in the SharePoint Online Administrator series! After securing, monitoring, and organizing your environment, it’s time to work smarter — through automation. As a SharePoint Online …
Welcome to Post 7 of the SharePoint Online Administrator series! So far, we’ve focused on enabling productivity through collaboration, content control, and reporting. But now we turn to the most …