Action: Review endpoints to include in your firewall outbound allow list If your organization restricts computers on your network from connecting to the Internet, you'll need to understand the endpoints (FQDNs, ports, URLs, IPv4 and IPv6 address ranges) that you should include in your outbound allow lists to ensure your computers can successfully use Office 365 services. See Office 365 URLs and IP address ranges.
Action: Record the full name of your current email server Office 365 needs the name of the source email system, sometimes ...
Action: Record the full name of your current email server Office 365 needs the name of the source email system, sometimes ...
Action: Review basic tasks for setting up Azure AD Premium This MSDN article provides steps for activating Azure Active Directory ...
Action: Review basic tasks for setting up Azure AD Premium This MSDN article provides steps for activating Azure Active Directory ...
Action: Review endpoints to include in your firewall outbound allow list If your organization restricts computers on your ...
Action: Review Exchange 2010 hybrid deployment requirements An Exchange 2010 hybrid deployment offers your organization the ...
Action: Review Exchange 2010 hybrid deployment requirements An Exchange 2010 hybrid deployment offers your organization the ...
Action: Review Exchange staged migration requirements A staged migration enables you to migrate the contents of user mailboxes ...
Action: Review Exchange staged migration requirements A staged migration enables you to migrate the contents of user mailboxes ...