Month: August 2024
Hero Webpart – acting strangely
Suddenly our Hero web part is not working correctly in our Sharepoint 2019 on-premise. When you select and drag and drop the squares the correct squares’ content doesn’t go where you expect it to and the first square is not always maintaining the style (colored block). When the main block is moved it takes the style of the main block with it to the smaller blocks – including the colored square. This is occurring on all instances of the Hero web part, including on new blank pages an new instances of the web part. Has anyone else noticed this.
We are currently on patch 16.0.10411.20004
Suddenly our Hero web part is not working correctly in our Sharepoint 2019 on-premise. When you select and drag and drop the squares the correct squares’ content doesn’t go where you expect it to and the first square is not always maintaining the style (colored block). When the main block is moved it takes the style of the main block with it to the smaller blocks – including the colored square. This is occurring on all instances of the Hero web part, including on new blank pages an new instances of the web part. Has anyone else noticed this. We are currently on patch 16.0.10411.20004 Read More
unexpected startup failure with Mesh – Q4B + Intune2
We are able to log into Mesh using a conditional access bypass group for select users. This is not a scalable solution because we need to properly manage conditional access. So we got 2x Meta Q4B licenses, and Intune Plan 2, and were able to mark devices as compliant in Azure. However on both Quest 2 and Quest 3 headsets we repeatedly get “unexpected startup failure” messages with Mesh. Is anyone else out there using Meta Q4B and/or Intune Plan 2 to manage Quest headsets? Has anyone else had issues with Mesh recently? The app has 72 ratings, and 2 out of 5 stars, and the first several reviews complained about login errors and issues. When we go back to our conditional bypass group, Mesh works, but otherwise (with Q4B / Intune 2) it crashes. We need to manage these headsets.
We are able to log into Mesh using a conditional access bypass group for select users. This is not a scalable solution because we need to properly manage conditional access. So we got 2x Meta Q4B licenses, and Intune Plan 2, and were able to mark devices as compliant in Azure. However on both Quest 2 and Quest 3 headsets we repeatedly get “unexpected startup failure” messages with Mesh. Is anyone else out there using Meta Q4B and/or Intune Plan 2 to manage Quest headsets? Has anyone else had issues with Mesh recently? The app has 72 ratings, and 2 out of 5 stars, and the first several reviews complained about login errors and issues. When we go back to our conditional bypass group, Mesh works, but otherwise (with Q4B / Intune 2) it crashes. We need to manage these headsets. Read More
What’s new in Microsoft Intune August 2024
Summer is a wonderful time in the Northeastern United States, but it’s so brief. With sunny days calling me outside, it’s a constant tension between getting just one more thing done at my PC or taking a break for a walk or run. To help with that struggle and still enjoy all the season has to offer, I need to be even more focused on the task at hand. Luckily, technology helps me—from turning on “Do not disturb” mode in Teams, which helps maintain concentration time, to using Microsoft Copilot transcriptions to catch up on content. In that spirit, I’m highlighting three new capabilities we’re rolling out (some won’t arrive until after this post is published) in Microsoft Intune that fits in this theme of focus. Hopefully, they’ll help you or the people you support to get more done and get more sun.
Focus on productivity with expanded support for Microsoft Managed Home Screen
Giving powerful mobile devices to frontline workers can unlock productivity, but IT departments need to manage the devices to keep users focused on key applications and operations. The Managed Home Screen Intune capability enables IT admins to do just that via a customizable launcher.
Give users access to just the apps they need with Managed Home Screen.
IT admins can limit the settings available to users, too.
Previously available for user-less kiosk or shared devices, Managed Home Screen will now be available for deployment on corporate-owned, fully managed devices associated with a specific user. This will extend capabilities to a much wider range of use cases and applications. This Intune Customer Success blog post has more details.
Focus on performance with resource reporting
Having visibility into processor performance and RAM on physical Windows devices is valuable for IT support and purchasing teams alike. With the introduction of reporting for physical Windows PCs to the Resource performance report within Intune Advanced Analytics, IT admins can now rely on data-driven insights rather than anecdotal reports of slow machines. This comprehensive view enables admins to identify and address performance issues caused by CPU or RAM spikes, evaluate device performance across models, and make informed decisions about hardware replacements. Purchasing departments may even bring these reports to the negotiating table with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
The report consolidates data into an easy-to-read Resource performance score and offers insights and recommendations for improvements.
You can access the report with either Microsoft Intune Suite or the Advanced Analytics standalone add-on. Learn more about it in the documentation.
Focus on functionality with enhanced availability for Apple device settings
As part of our recent announcements about the new capabilities for managing macOS and iOS/iPadOS devices, we mentioned that we’re leveraging Apple’s GitHub repository to provide comprehensive settings management at the moment of introduction. With the release of macOS 15 and iOS/iPadOS 18, we are pleased to report that we’ve delivered on that commitment. Updated settings for declarative device management and mobile device management policies, including restrictions for new Apple Intelligence features, will be ready for configuration upon release. Be sure to look for a blog post all about the new settings and payloads from our engineering team next month.
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I need help on superimposition of plot.
Hi guys, so I took two sets of data of knee extension using two types of sensor which is IMU MPU 6050 and Biopac mechanomyography (MMG), we took it in a same period of time but when it comes to us saving the data, the data we obtain for both plot has different x-axis range. Can anyone please explain and teach me how to do it I would be very appreciate and thank you very muchHi guys, so I took two sets of data of knee extension using two types of sensor which is IMU MPU 6050 and Biopac mechanomyography (MMG), we took it in a same period of time but when it comes to us saving the data, the data we obtain for both plot has different x-axis range. Can anyone please explain and teach me how to do it I would be very appreciate and thank you very much Hi guys, so I took two sets of data of knee extension using two types of sensor which is IMU MPU 6050 and Biopac mechanomyography (MMG), we took it in a same period of time but when it comes to us saving the data, the data we obtain for both plot has different x-axis range. Can anyone please explain and teach me how to do it I would be very appreciate and thank you very much transferred MATLAB Answers — New Questions
What is the difference between the ways of Predict and PredictAndUpdateState to update the network?
Hi All,
I am testing a trained LSTM network to finish the prediction task. I have used prerdict() and PredicAndUpdateState() to do the prediction respectively. The codes for both ways are as follows respectively:
(1). Using predict ()
YTest=predict(trainedNet,XTest); % XTest is the complete test data, which is a numeric array with the size of [16 x 272].
(2). Using PredictAndUpdateState()
for i=1:size(XTest,2)
Xt=XTest(:,i); % One coloum of XTest is extracted as the inputs of this timestep.
[trainedNet,YTest(:,i)]=PredictAndUpdateState(trainedNet,Xt); % Use the inputs of this timestep to predict the outputs, and update the network.
end
The test performance of using PredictAndUpdateState() is much worse than using predict(). But I have heard that both predict() and PredictAndUpdateState() will update the state of the network between each prediction. So, I wonder why the performances of those two functions are so different, and what is the difference between the ways of predict() and PredictAndUpdateState() to update networks.
Any help will be appredicted. Thank you so much!Hi All,
I am testing a trained LSTM network to finish the prediction task. I have used prerdict() and PredicAndUpdateState() to do the prediction respectively. The codes for both ways are as follows respectively:
(1). Using predict ()
YTest=predict(trainedNet,XTest); % XTest is the complete test data, which is a numeric array with the size of [16 x 272].
(2). Using PredictAndUpdateState()
for i=1:size(XTest,2)
Xt=XTest(:,i); % One coloum of XTest is extracted as the inputs of this timestep.
[trainedNet,YTest(:,i)]=PredictAndUpdateState(trainedNet,Xt); % Use the inputs of this timestep to predict the outputs, and update the network.
end
The test performance of using PredictAndUpdateState() is much worse than using predict(). But I have heard that both predict() and PredictAndUpdateState() will update the state of the network between each prediction. So, I wonder why the performances of those two functions are so different, and what is the difference between the ways of predict() and PredictAndUpdateState() to update networks.
Any help will be appredicted. Thank you so much! Hi All,
I am testing a trained LSTM network to finish the prediction task. I have used prerdict() and PredicAndUpdateState() to do the prediction respectively. The codes for both ways are as follows respectively:
(1). Using predict ()
YTest=predict(trainedNet,XTest); % XTest is the complete test data, which is a numeric array with the size of [16 x 272].
(2). Using PredictAndUpdateState()
for i=1:size(XTest,2)
Xt=XTest(:,i); % One coloum of XTest is extracted as the inputs of this timestep.
[trainedNet,YTest(:,i)]=PredictAndUpdateState(trainedNet,Xt); % Use the inputs of this timestep to predict the outputs, and update the network.
end
The test performance of using PredictAndUpdateState() is much worse than using predict(). But I have heard that both predict() and PredictAndUpdateState() will update the state of the network between each prediction. So, I wonder why the performances of those two functions are so different, and what is the difference between the ways of predict() and PredictAndUpdateState() to update networks.
Any help will be appredicted. Thank you so much! lstm, predict, predictandupdatestate, prediction, deep learning MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Issues with looping in structure: variable in the name
I am loading one Excel spreadsheet with 11 tabs. The 11 tabs are named fl1, fl2,… fl11.
The spreadsheet is currently loaded into a structure named flight_data. I don’t like the way it is organized, so I want to create a 11 new structures: somename1, somename2,….somename11.
I think the code will show how I’m trying to structure my data. The goal is to have 11 strutures that look like this:
%my loop that doesn’t work
for i = 1:11
fpro(i).loc7.x = flight_data.fpro{i}(:,1)
end
%my structure setup
fpro(i).name = ‘Flight Profile {i}’;
fpro(i).loc7.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,1)
fpro(i).loc9.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,4)
fpro(i).loc10.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,7)
fpro(i).loc7.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,2)
fpro(i).loc9.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,5)
fpro(i).loc10.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,8)
fpro(i).loc7.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,3)
fpro(i).loc9.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,6)
fpro(i).loc10.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,9)I am loading one Excel spreadsheet with 11 tabs. The 11 tabs are named fl1, fl2,… fl11.
The spreadsheet is currently loaded into a structure named flight_data. I don’t like the way it is organized, so I want to create a 11 new structures: somename1, somename2,….somename11.
I think the code will show how I’m trying to structure my data. The goal is to have 11 strutures that look like this:
%my loop that doesn’t work
for i = 1:11
fpro(i).loc7.x = flight_data.fpro{i}(:,1)
end
%my structure setup
fpro(i).name = ‘Flight Profile {i}’;
fpro(i).loc7.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,1)
fpro(i).loc9.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,4)
fpro(i).loc10.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,7)
fpro(i).loc7.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,2)
fpro(i).loc9.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,5)
fpro(i).loc10.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,8)
fpro(i).loc7.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,3)
fpro(i).loc9.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,6)
fpro(i).loc10.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,9) I am loading one Excel spreadsheet with 11 tabs. The 11 tabs are named fl1, fl2,… fl11.
The spreadsheet is currently loaded into a structure named flight_data. I don’t like the way it is organized, so I want to create a 11 new structures: somename1, somename2,….somename11.
I think the code will show how I’m trying to structure my data. The goal is to have 11 strutures that look like this:
%my loop that doesn’t work
for i = 1:11
fpro(i).loc7.x = flight_data.fpro{i}(:,1)
end
%my structure setup
fpro(i).name = ‘Flight Profile {i}’;
fpro(i).loc7.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,1)
fpro(i).loc9.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,4)
fpro(i).loc10.x = flight_data.fl{i}(:,7)
fpro(i).loc7.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,2)
fpro(i).loc9.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,5)
fpro(i).loc10.y = flight_data.fl{i}(:,8)
fpro(i).loc7.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,3)
fpro(i).loc9.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,6)
fpro(i).loc10.z = flight_data.fl{i}(:,9) for, structures, sytax MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Duplicate keys writing anything on windows
Hi,
After i switched to the insiders program i started to have some trouble with windows, the main problem that i have now it is that any time i press a key in a windows related program, like Xbox, Microsoft store or windows search bar, every key is duplicated.
Currently im with Windows 11 Pro Insiders 21H2 22000.2538.
If you know what can i do to fix this, please let me know. Thank you
Hi, After i switched to the insiders program i started to have some trouble with windows, the main problem that i have now it is that any time i press a key in a windows related program, like Xbox, Microsoft store or windows search bar, every key is duplicated.Currently im with Windows 11 Pro Insiders 21H2 22000.2538.If you know what can i do to fix this, please let me know. Thank you Read More
Primarily platformed on Azure question
Hello All,
I have a question about certification policy 1000.1 – see here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/marketplace/certification-policies#10001-value-proposition-and-offer-requirements
I see that for the Azure Marketplace, my SaaS must be “primarily platformed on Microsoft Azure,” but what about if the SaaS is only on AppSource? There is specific information at the bottom of that policy for AppSource, but is that in addition to the information at the top or is it separate? For example: could I have a SaaS hosted in 100% AWS and still publish the SaaS to AppSource?
Hello All,I have a question about certification policy 1000.1 – see here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/marketplace/certification-policies#10001-value-proposition-and-offer-requirements I see that for the Azure Marketplace, my SaaS must be “primarily platformed on Microsoft Azure,” but what about if the SaaS is only on AppSource? There is specific information at the bottom of that policy for AppSource, but is that in addition to the information at the top or is it separate? For example: could I have a SaaS hosted in 100% AWS and still publish the SaaS to AppSource? Read More
Verification issues
Hi
After putting in the login field my azure account and password, it then progresses to send a verification code to my old mobile number, which I don’t have anymore.
What can I do?
Hi After putting in the login field my azure account and password, it then progresses to send a verification code to my old mobile number, which I don’t have anymore. What can I do? Read More
Azure APIM default domain certificate renewed
Azure APIM default domain certificate renewed automatically.
We were using the public key for this default domain gateway certificate in API calls. However as the certificate got auto renewed, it stopped working.
How MS does the certificate renewal, any history or triggers for the default domain gateway certificate renewal ?
Azure APIM default domain certificate renewed automatically.We were using the public key for this default domain gateway certificate in API calls. However as the certificate got auto renewed, it stopped working. How MS does the certificate renewal, any history or triggers for the default domain gateway certificate renewal ? Read More
I’m looking to Convert VCF (vCard) files to CSV format
I have a number of contact files in VCF (vCard) format and I need to convert them into CSV format for easier manipulation and import into a database. Can anyone recommend a reliable tool or method for converting VCF to CSV? Ideally, the solution should handle multiple vCard files at once and maintain the integrity of contact details during the conversion. What are the best methods or tools for this conversion? I need a solution that can efficiently handle multiple vCard files and ensure that all contact details are preserved accurately in the CSV file.
I have a number of contact files in VCF (vCard) format and I need to convert them into CSV format for easier manipulation and import into a database. Can anyone recommend a reliable tool or method for converting VCF to CSV? Ideally, the solution should handle multiple vCard files at once and maintain the integrity of contact details during the conversion. What are the best methods or tools for this conversion? I need a solution that can efficiently handle multiple vCard files and ensure that all contact details are preserved accurately in the CSV file. Read More
Verify Active directory synchronization before primary domain controller demotion
I just added a second domain controller to my domain and transferred the fsmo roles to it as I plan to demote and retire the original dc. Once the new dc2 was added I ran dcdiag to verify no errors and communication was established. I also waited several days (72hrs or more) to make sure synchronization completed. Everything looked good so prior to demoting the original dc1, I powered it off. After about an hour I was unable to access AD from dc2. No objects or containers were visible, and users couldn’t access shares (on dc2) until dc1 was rebooted and communication reestablished with dc2. After scanning the event logs of dc1 I determine that dfs replication had stopped and both sysvol and netlogon folders were missing on dc2. After some research I was able to create both shares and restarted replication which appears to have worked since both folders are now synchronized with dc1. My concern is how do I know if AD is now available on dc2? AD synch commands show no errors, but they did before. Short of powering off the server again, as I am remote, is there a way to disable AD on dc1 and see if I still have access to AD on dc2? Would an incomplete replication of sysvol cause user authentication issues? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I just added a second domain controller to my domain and transferred the fsmo roles to it as I plan to demote and retire the original dc. Once the new dc2 was added I ran dcdiag to verify no errors and communication was established. I also waited several days (72hrs or more) to make sure synchronization completed. Everything looked good so prior to demoting the original dc1, I powered it off. After about an hour I was unable to access AD from dc2. No objects or containers were visible, and users couldn’t access shares (on dc2) until dc1 was rebooted and communication reestablished with dc2. After scanning the event logs of dc1 I determine that dfs replication had stopped and both sysvol and netlogon folders were missing on dc2. After some research I was able to create both shares and restarted replication which appears to have worked since both folders are now synchronized with dc1. My concern is how do I know if AD is now available on dc2? AD synch commands show no errors, but they did before. Short of powering off the server again, as I am remote, is there a way to disable AD on dc1 and see if I still have access to AD on dc2? Would an incomplete replication of sysvol cause user authentication issues? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Read More
Resend email is not an option in Outlook
I would like to resend an email but I do not see the option in my version of Outlook. Please advise.
I would like to resend an email but I do not see the option in my version of Outlook. Please advise. Read More
Selecting a home screen experience for your Android Enterprise corporate-owned devices
By: Abigail Stein – Product Manager | Microsoft Intune
With Intune’s August (2408) service release, Managed Home Screen (MHS) is now supported on Android Enterprise fully managed devices in addition to Android Enterprise dedicated devices. With the update to supported devices for MHS, Microsoft Intune now offers more options to select for your home screen experience for Android Enterprise corporate owned devices.
By default, your devices are pre-configured with an OEM built launcher. Launchers provide the background interface and organize access to other applications. To create a customized and consistent look and feel across these devices, you can choose to replace the default launcher. Keep reading to learn more about each home screen experience available for your corporate owned devices.
Microsoft Intune Home Screen Experiences
What is Microsoft Launcher?
Microsoft Launcher is an Android app that helps users personalize their phones, stay organized, and smoothly switch between their phone and PC. On fully managed Android Enterprise devices, it enables IT admins to customize home screens by setting the wallpaper, apps, and icon layouts, ensuring a consistent look across all managed devices.
For detailed steps on how to configure Microsoft launcher, please visit: Configure Microsoft Launcher for Android Enterprise with Intune.
What is Managed Home Screen?
Managed Home Screen is Microsoft’s enterprise launcher application which provides IT admins with the ability to customize their devices and restrict the capabilities that a user can access. When configured in multi-app kiosk mode in Intune, Managed Home Screen is automatically launched as the default home screen on the device. Regardless of what’s installed on the device, admins can pick which apps and system settings they want users to access from Managed Home Screen to ensure the content they access is relevant to their tasks.
For detailed steps on how to configure MHS, please visit: How to setup Microsoft Managed Home Screen on Dedicated devices in multi-app kiosk mode.
Begin by selecting which enrollment method is best suited for your scenario. Once the enrollment method is selected, you should then select the device experience that best meets your needs.
Select the device enrollment method
When enrolling a corporate owned Android device, you have a few options to select from based on the intended use case.
Android Enterprise corporate owned work profile: This should be selected if the device will be affiliated with one user, with a separation of work and personal profiles.
Android Enterprise fully managed: This should be selected if the device will be affiliated with one user.
Android Enterprise dedicated devices: This should be selected if the device will be a shared device. For dedicated devices, you can select whether to enroll the device with or without shared device mode.
With Microsoft Entra shared device mode: This should be selected if the device requires users to sign in to Microsoft 365 or other SDM or Intune SDK integrated applications. This should also be selected if the device intends to leverage app protection policies or Conditional Access policies for a signed in user.
Without Microsoft Entra shared device mode: This should be selected if the device does not require users to sign in to SDM integrated applications.
For more information on selecting the right enrollment type, visit Android device enrollment guide for Microsoft Intune.
Select the device experience
Once the enrollment method has been selected, admins can select between different device experience options based on what is available for each enrollment method.
Android Enterprise corporate owned work profile devices
For Android Enterprise corporate owned work profile devices, there’s no Microsoft corporate launcher supported. These devices will need to leverage the default OEM launcher or a customer launcher.
Android Enterprise fully managed devices
For fully managed devices, admins can select between Microsoft Launcher and Managed Home Screen based on the desired behaviors of the device.
When to select each device experience
If you’d like users to have access to all applications available on the device and all devices’ settings, choose Microsoft Launcher. If you’d like the user to only have access to apps and settings that are specifically allowed for use in kiosk mode, choose Managed Home Screen.
Some key differences include:
Microsoft Launcher
Managed Home Screen
Access to settings
Microsoft Launcher allows users to access all device settings via the Launcher settings page. Microsoft Launcher also does not allow for Settings menu customization.
Managed Home Screen allows IT admins to determine which settings users will have access to and does not allow access to the device settings page unless specifically allowed.
Access to applications
Microsoft Launcher allows users to access all applications available on the device.
Managed Home Screen only allows access to applications explicitly made available to them for use within Managed Home Screen.
Install type
When configured as a required app for Android Enterprise fully managed devices and set as the desired device experience, Microsoft Launcher is installed as application type “Required”.
Managed Home Screen is installed as application type “Kiosk” when configured as a required app for Android Enterprise fully managed and dedicated devices and set as the device experience.
Android Enterprise dedicated devices
For Android Enterprise dedicated devices, admins can select between single app and multi-app kiosk mode.
When to select each device experience
Single-app kiosk mode locks the devices to one app. This locks the user to the one selected application—the application will always launch with no way to exit.
Multi-app will allow users to access a limited set of apps and will set the device launcher to Managed Home Screen. Additionally, unlike single-app kiosk mode, users can exit MHS if you enable the “Exit kiosk pin” setting.
Conclusion
In the blog post, we have shown you how to select a device home screen experience for your corporate owned devices. These home screen experiences can help you customize the look and feel of your devices, as well as enhance their productivity. We hope you find these experiences useful and easy to set up with Intune. If you have any questions or feedback, please leave a comment below, tagging @IntuneSuppTeam on X, or contact us through our support channels.
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M365 Community Days NYC 2024: Collaboration and Innovation
The M365 Community Days NYC 2024, held on July 26th at the Microsoft Times Square Office, was a premier event for anyone looking to enhance their knowledge and skills in Microsoft 365. This conference brought together industry experts, Microsoft MVPs, and dedicated community leaders to deliver informative sessions on the latest Microsoft 365 features and technologies. Attendees had the opportunity to network with other IT professionals, engage in hands-on labs, and participate in various fun activities and social events. The event was not only educational but also a fantastic way to connect with like-minded professionals and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of New York City. We spoke with Austrian Microsoft Azure, Cloud and Datacenter Management MVP Michael Seidl, United Stated M365 MVP Susan Hanley, and United States Azure and Security MVP Sucheta Gawade, about their experiences as speakers at this conference.
MVP Sucheta Gawade
Michael’s presentation in New York with a colleague, who was visiting the city for the first time, provided a unique opportunity for them to forge a stronger connection through their shared professional experience. Meanwhile, Susan found immense value in the community-driven nature of these events, creating the chance to reconnect with friends in an environment where the spirit of volunteerism thrived. While Sucheta was inspired by the opportunity to share practical knowledge with a dynamic audience and engage with like-minded professionals. These interactions drive her pursuit of excellence. Sucheta stated, “Speaking at an M365 event aligns well with my career, as my work focuses on centrally managing and securing devices and apps in M365 environments.”
This engagement not only highlighted Sucheta’s expertise in M365 management but also marked a significant milestone in her journey, reflecting on the transformative power of technology in fostering a connected and secure community. Sucheta discussed the importance of intriguing questions from the audience and how technical brainstorming with fellow MVPs and IT professionals at events often helps reshape her perspective. She continued to state, “During an Intune presentation demo, an attendee’s question about automating a task sparked a solution that was later applied at work. Such interactions inspire critical thinking and creative solutions, reinforcing the power of technology and community.” While Susan discussed the value and significance of feedback. After one of her sessions, an attendee expressed gratitude, stating that what they learned made the entire day worthwhile. She stated, “The feedback made the early morning flight to New York totally worth it.” Lastly, Michael spoke about how this event was a great opportunity to observe a colleague in action, proving that this colleague may be a future MVP. His colleague made significant progress and has developed a love for speaking at conferences, which Michael believes will be instrumental in spreading the word and helping the community.
MVP Susan Hanley
This newfound enthusiasm for public speaking is not just a personal milestone but also a catalyst for broader community engagement, setting the stage for a series of transformative experiences at the M365 Community Days. Sucheta discussed how presenting at events like this one requires preparation and staying current with the latest technology to effectively discuss innovations and engage in advanced technical collaboration. This commitment has strengthened her dedication to staying updated with the rapidly evolving Microsoft technology landscape. Additionally, Sucheta’s preference for in-person collaboration has grown, as she found the interactions invaluable. Whereas Michael emphasized that at every conference, the direct interaction with the audience and their feedback when they leave with new knowledge from his session is what makes it worthwhile. Finally, Susan stated, “Since I work from home, community days provide a great opportunity to learn from my colleagues and make connections that make me a better partner for my clients. It’s a great way to meet colleagues I can bring into my engagements.”
In conclusion, the M365 Community Days NYC 2024 event was a remarkable experience that united Microsoft FTEs, Microsoft MVPs, Regional Directors, and members of the tech community. The feedback from the audience indicated that the event was highly informative and worthwhile to attend.. This gathering fostered an environment of collaboration and innovation, providing a platform for sharing knowledge and advancing the field of technology. It aimed to strengthen Microsoft 365 skills by offering expert sessions and networking opportunities. Interactions and feedback from attendees highlighted the value of in-person collaboration and the power of technology and community. The commitment to staying updated with the latest technology and the enthusiasm generated by these events reinforced the importance of continuous learning and professional growth. Overall, the event was a testament to the vibrant and dynamic nature of the Microsoft 365 community.
MVP Michael Seidl
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Getting error message when running Runge Kutta solution…
The code that produces the errors is below:
clc;
mass = 13.5;
Jx = 0.8244;
Jy = 1.135;
Jz = 1.759;
Jxz = 0.1204;
G = Jx*Jz-Jxz^2;
G1 = Jxz*(Jx – Jy + Jz)/G;
G2 = (Jz*(Jz-Jy)+Jxz^2)/G;
G3 = Jz/G;
G4 = Jxz/G;
G5 = (Jz-Jx)/Jy;
G6 = Jxz/Jy;
G7 = ((Jx-Jy)*Jx +Jxz^2)/G;
G8 = (Jx/G);
p = 0;
q = 0;
r = 0;
l = 0.0000;
m = 0.0000;
n = 0.0000;
tspan = [0 10];
%[t,q] = ode45(@(t,q) (G5*p*r-G6*(p^2-r^2)+m/Jy), tspan,0);
%plot(t,q);
%pdot = (G1*p*q-G2*q*r + G3*l+G4*n);
[t,p]=ode45(@(t,p) (G1*p*q – G2*q*r + G3*l + G4*n),[0 10], 0.1);
plot(t,p,’–r’);
disp(p);
disp(t);
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0);
plot(t,q,’–g’);
[t,r] = ode45(@(t,r) (G7*p*q – G1*q*r + G4*l + G8*n), [0 10],0);
plot(t,r,’–b’)
The output with the error messages follows:
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Error using *
Incorrect dimensions for matrix multiplication. Check that the number of columns in the first matrix matches the number of rows in the second matrix. To
perform elementwise multiplication, use ‘.*’.
Error in test>@(t,r)(G5*p*r-G6*p*p-G6*r*r+m/Jy) (line 30)
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0);
Error in odearguments (line 90)
f0 = feval(ode,t0,y0,args{:}); % ODE15I sets args{1} to yp0.
Error in ode45 (line 115)
odearguments(FcnHandlesUsed, solver_name, ode, tspan, y0, options, varargin);
Error in test (line 30)
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0);The code that produces the errors is below:
clc;
mass = 13.5;
Jx = 0.8244;
Jy = 1.135;
Jz = 1.759;
Jxz = 0.1204;
G = Jx*Jz-Jxz^2;
G1 = Jxz*(Jx – Jy + Jz)/G;
G2 = (Jz*(Jz-Jy)+Jxz^2)/G;
G3 = Jz/G;
G4 = Jxz/G;
G5 = (Jz-Jx)/Jy;
G6 = Jxz/Jy;
G7 = ((Jx-Jy)*Jx +Jxz^2)/G;
G8 = (Jx/G);
p = 0;
q = 0;
r = 0;
l = 0.0000;
m = 0.0000;
n = 0.0000;
tspan = [0 10];
%[t,q] = ode45(@(t,q) (G5*p*r-G6*(p^2-r^2)+m/Jy), tspan,0);
%plot(t,q);
%pdot = (G1*p*q-G2*q*r + G3*l+G4*n);
[t,p]=ode45(@(t,p) (G1*p*q – G2*q*r + G3*l + G4*n),[0 10], 0.1);
plot(t,p,’–r’);
disp(p);
disp(t);
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0);
plot(t,q,’–g’);
[t,r] = ode45(@(t,r) (G7*p*q – G1*q*r + G4*l + G8*n), [0 10],0);
plot(t,r,’–b’)
The output with the error messages follows:
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Error using *
Incorrect dimensions for matrix multiplication. Check that the number of columns in the first matrix matches the number of rows in the second matrix. To
perform elementwise multiplication, use ‘.*’.
Error in test>@(t,r)(G5*p*r-G6*p*p-G6*r*r+m/Jy) (line 30)
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0);
Error in odearguments (line 90)
f0 = feval(ode,t0,y0,args{:}); % ODE15I sets args{1} to yp0.
Error in ode45 (line 115)
odearguments(FcnHandlesUsed, solver_name, ode, tspan, y0, options, varargin);
Error in test (line 30)
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0); The code that produces the errors is below:
clc;
mass = 13.5;
Jx = 0.8244;
Jy = 1.135;
Jz = 1.759;
Jxz = 0.1204;
G = Jx*Jz-Jxz^2;
G1 = Jxz*(Jx – Jy + Jz)/G;
G2 = (Jz*(Jz-Jy)+Jxz^2)/G;
G3 = Jz/G;
G4 = Jxz/G;
G5 = (Jz-Jx)/Jy;
G6 = Jxz/Jy;
G7 = ((Jx-Jy)*Jx +Jxz^2)/G;
G8 = (Jx/G);
p = 0;
q = 0;
r = 0;
l = 0.0000;
m = 0.0000;
n = 0.0000;
tspan = [0 10];
%[t,q] = ode45(@(t,q) (G5*p*r-G6*(p^2-r^2)+m/Jy), tspan,0);
%plot(t,q);
%pdot = (G1*p*q-G2*q*r + G3*l+G4*n);
[t,p]=ode45(@(t,p) (G1*p*q – G2*q*r + G3*l + G4*n),[0 10], 0.1);
plot(t,p,’–r’);
disp(p);
disp(t);
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0);
plot(t,q,’–g’);
[t,r] = ode45(@(t,r) (G7*p*q – G1*q*r + G4*l + G8*n), [0 10],0);
plot(t,r,’–b’)
The output with the error messages follows:
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Error using *
Incorrect dimensions for matrix multiplication. Check that the number of columns in the first matrix matches the number of rows in the second matrix. To
perform elementwise multiplication, use ‘.*’.
Error in test>@(t,r)(G5*p*r-G6*p*p-G6*r*r+m/Jy) (line 30)
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0);
Error in odearguments (line 90)
f0 = feval(ode,t0,y0,args{:}); % ODE15I sets args{1} to yp0.
Error in ode45 (line 115)
odearguments(FcnHandlesUsed, solver_name, ode, tspan, y0, options, varargin);
Error in test (line 30)
[t,q] = ode45(@(t,r) (G5*p*r – G6*p*p – G6*r*r + m/Jy), [0 10],0); runge kutta 4, errors MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Why does MATLAB crash on Linux with “Inconsistency detected by ld.so: ../elf/dl-tls.c: 597: _dl_allocate_tls_init:”
When I run MATLAB R2021b on my Linux machine, it occasionally crashes. The following error message appears in the terminal or at the top of the resulting crash stack trace:
Inconsistency detected by ld.so: ../elf/dl-tls.c: 597: _dl_allocate_tls_init: Assertion `listp != NULL’ failed!
This crash primarily happens when I attempt to use Simulink for the first time after launching MATLAB.When I run MATLAB R2021b on my Linux machine, it occasionally crashes. The following error message appears in the terminal or at the top of the resulting crash stack trace:
Inconsistency detected by ld.so: ../elf/dl-tls.c: 597: _dl_allocate_tls_init: Assertion `listp != NULL’ failed!
This crash primarily happens when I attempt to use Simulink for the first time after launching MATLAB. When I run MATLAB R2021b on my Linux machine, it occasionally crashes. The following error message appears in the terminal or at the top of the resulting crash stack trace:
Inconsistency detected by ld.so: ../elf/dl-tls.c: 597: _dl_allocate_tls_init: Assertion `listp != NULL’ failed!
This crash primarily happens when I attempt to use Simulink for the first time after launching MATLAB. crash, libc, linux, glibc MATLAB Answers — New Questions
too many open files even after adding fclose within my for loop
As the title says, I am receiving an error saying I have too many open files. I did look into it (via MatlabCentral) and attempted to fix it by adding ‘fclose’ after each ‘fopen.’ I am adding my for loop below. I included the first line of my code (readmatrix), but did not include the lines defining the variables because there are too many. What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks.
m=readmatrix(‘vertebrae_points_idno.xlsx’);
%%did not include lines defining my variables%%
for i=1:length(m)
for j=1:length(m(:,1))
conversion=conversion_array(j);
%combines variables into matrices for saving and printing.
[c1,c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7]=matrix_combine(c1x(i,:),c1y(i,:),c2x(i,:),c2y(i,:),c3x(i,:),c3y(i,:),c4x(i,:),c4y(i,:),c5x(i,:),c5y(i,:),c6x(i,:),c6y(i,:),c7x(i,:),c7y(i,:));
%calculate centroids.
[c2_centroid,c3_centroid,c4_centroid,c5_centroid,c6_centroid,c7_centroid]=get_centroids(c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%generate "ideal" arc
[line_x,line_y,x,y,C]=generate_arc(c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%transpose for CircleFit
arc_xy=[line_x.’ line_y.’];
%gather points of circle from vertebral points
Par=CircleFit(arc_xy);
%generate actual arc and plot
[x2,y2,true_lord_angle]=generate_second_arc(c2,c7,Par);
%calculate distance between two arcs
[converted_curve_dist,converted_max_curve_dist]=get_curve_distance(x,y,x2,y2,conversion);
%calculates extension angles
[c1_c7_angle,c2_c7_angle,c2c3_tangent,c3c4_tangent,c4c5_tangent,c5c6_tangent,c6c7_tangent]=rotation_angles(line_x,line_y,c1,c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%closes image so the program can create another image with centroids.
close all
%calculates SVA, determines type of kyphosis, plots centroids and C2-C7 centroid line.
[kyphosis_type,sva_axis]=kyphosis_sva_new(c7,c2_centroid,c3_centroid,c4_centroid,c5_centroid,c6_centroid,c7_centroid, conversion);
spine_data=[converted_curve_dist,converted_max_curve_dist,sva_axis,true_lord_angle,c1_c7_angle,c2_c7_angle];
opening_name=’spine_xray_data.txt’;
opening_name2=’translation_angles.txt’;
fid=fopen(opening_name,’w’);
fprintf(fid,’n %10ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10st %10.4f’,…
sub_id, spine_data,kyphosis_type,conversion);
fclose(fid);
fid2=fopen(opening_name2,’w’);
fprintf(fid2,’n %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4f’,…
c2c3_tangent,c3c4_tangent,c4c5_tangent,c5c6_tangent,c6c7_tangent);
fclose(fid2);
end
endAs the title says, I am receiving an error saying I have too many open files. I did look into it (via MatlabCentral) and attempted to fix it by adding ‘fclose’ after each ‘fopen.’ I am adding my for loop below. I included the first line of my code (readmatrix), but did not include the lines defining the variables because there are too many. What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks.
m=readmatrix(‘vertebrae_points_idno.xlsx’);
%%did not include lines defining my variables%%
for i=1:length(m)
for j=1:length(m(:,1))
conversion=conversion_array(j);
%combines variables into matrices for saving and printing.
[c1,c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7]=matrix_combine(c1x(i,:),c1y(i,:),c2x(i,:),c2y(i,:),c3x(i,:),c3y(i,:),c4x(i,:),c4y(i,:),c5x(i,:),c5y(i,:),c6x(i,:),c6y(i,:),c7x(i,:),c7y(i,:));
%calculate centroids.
[c2_centroid,c3_centroid,c4_centroid,c5_centroid,c6_centroid,c7_centroid]=get_centroids(c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%generate "ideal" arc
[line_x,line_y,x,y,C]=generate_arc(c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%transpose for CircleFit
arc_xy=[line_x.’ line_y.’];
%gather points of circle from vertebral points
Par=CircleFit(arc_xy);
%generate actual arc and plot
[x2,y2,true_lord_angle]=generate_second_arc(c2,c7,Par);
%calculate distance between two arcs
[converted_curve_dist,converted_max_curve_dist]=get_curve_distance(x,y,x2,y2,conversion);
%calculates extension angles
[c1_c7_angle,c2_c7_angle,c2c3_tangent,c3c4_tangent,c4c5_tangent,c5c6_tangent,c6c7_tangent]=rotation_angles(line_x,line_y,c1,c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%closes image so the program can create another image with centroids.
close all
%calculates SVA, determines type of kyphosis, plots centroids and C2-C7 centroid line.
[kyphosis_type,sva_axis]=kyphosis_sva_new(c7,c2_centroid,c3_centroid,c4_centroid,c5_centroid,c6_centroid,c7_centroid, conversion);
spine_data=[converted_curve_dist,converted_max_curve_dist,sva_axis,true_lord_angle,c1_c7_angle,c2_c7_angle];
opening_name=’spine_xray_data.txt’;
opening_name2=’translation_angles.txt’;
fid=fopen(opening_name,’w’);
fprintf(fid,’n %10ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10st %10.4f’,…
sub_id, spine_data,kyphosis_type,conversion);
fclose(fid);
fid2=fopen(opening_name2,’w’);
fprintf(fid2,’n %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4f’,…
c2c3_tangent,c3c4_tangent,c4c5_tangent,c5c6_tangent,c6c7_tangent);
fclose(fid2);
end
end As the title says, I am receiving an error saying I have too many open files. I did look into it (via MatlabCentral) and attempted to fix it by adding ‘fclose’ after each ‘fopen.’ I am adding my for loop below. I included the first line of my code (readmatrix), but did not include the lines defining the variables because there are too many. What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks.
m=readmatrix(‘vertebrae_points_idno.xlsx’);
%%did not include lines defining my variables%%
for i=1:length(m)
for j=1:length(m(:,1))
conversion=conversion_array(j);
%combines variables into matrices for saving and printing.
[c1,c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7]=matrix_combine(c1x(i,:),c1y(i,:),c2x(i,:),c2y(i,:),c3x(i,:),c3y(i,:),c4x(i,:),c4y(i,:),c5x(i,:),c5y(i,:),c6x(i,:),c6y(i,:),c7x(i,:),c7y(i,:));
%calculate centroids.
[c2_centroid,c3_centroid,c4_centroid,c5_centroid,c6_centroid,c7_centroid]=get_centroids(c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%generate "ideal" arc
[line_x,line_y,x,y,C]=generate_arc(c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%transpose for CircleFit
arc_xy=[line_x.’ line_y.’];
%gather points of circle from vertebral points
Par=CircleFit(arc_xy);
%generate actual arc and plot
[x2,y2,true_lord_angle]=generate_second_arc(c2,c7,Par);
%calculate distance between two arcs
[converted_curve_dist,converted_max_curve_dist]=get_curve_distance(x,y,x2,y2,conversion);
%calculates extension angles
[c1_c7_angle,c2_c7_angle,c2c3_tangent,c3c4_tangent,c4c5_tangent,c5c6_tangent,c6c7_tangent]=rotation_angles(line_x,line_y,c1,c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7);
%closes image so the program can create another image with centroids.
close all
%calculates SVA, determines type of kyphosis, plots centroids and C2-C7 centroid line.
[kyphosis_type,sva_axis]=kyphosis_sva_new(c7,c2_centroid,c3_centroid,c4_centroid,c5_centroid,c6_centroid,c7_centroid, conversion);
spine_data=[converted_curve_dist,converted_max_curve_dist,sva_axis,true_lord_angle,c1_c7_angle,c2_c7_angle];
opening_name=’spine_xray_data.txt’;
opening_name2=’translation_angles.txt’;
fid=fopen(opening_name,’w’);
fprintf(fid,’n %10ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10.2ft %10st %10.4f’,…
sub_id, spine_data,kyphosis_type,conversion);
fclose(fid);
fid2=fopen(opening_name2,’w’);
fprintf(fid2,’n %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4ft %10.4f’,…
c2c3_tangent,c3c4_tangent,c4c5_tangent,c5c6_tangent,c6c7_tangent);
fclose(fid2);
end
end error, fclose, fopen MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Exchange 2013 upgrade to Exchange 2019 and licencing for administration
Hello,
I found in some Microsoft articles that there is a free license for Exchange Server administration purposes when migrating to Exchange Online in a hybrid scenario, with directory synchronization (AAD).
Based on this, we have an Exchange Server 2013 (with proper licensing) where all boxes have already been moved (through HCW) to Exchange Online.
Both the OS (Windows Server 2012) and Exchange 2013 are discontinued, making it a risk to keep these systems connected to the network.
Therefore, we intend to install a new Windows Server 2022 server with Exchange 2019 CU14 only for the purpose of administering the attributes of the boxes moved to Exchange online.
Our question:
– how is Exchange 2019 free licensing done on this new server based on the license provided by Microsoft for administrative purposes? Would it be just through Powershell?
– Is it possible to install EAC for easier administration without installing the Mailbox feature? Otherwise, is it possible to use this feature without using a paid license?
Thanks!
Hello,I found in some Microsoft articles that there is a free license for Exchange Server administration purposes when migrating to Exchange Online in a hybrid scenario, with directory synchronization (AAD).Based on this, we have an Exchange Server 2013 (with proper licensing) where all boxes have already been moved (through HCW) to Exchange Online.Both the OS (Windows Server 2012) and Exchange 2013 are discontinued, making it a risk to keep these systems connected to the network.Therefore, we intend to install a new Windows Server 2022 server with Exchange 2019 CU14 only for the purpose of administering the attributes of the boxes moved to Exchange online.Our question:- how is Exchange 2019 free licensing done on this new server based on the license provided by Microsoft for administrative purposes? Would it be just through Powershell?- Is it possible to install EAC for easier administration without installing the Mailbox feature? Otherwise, is it possible to use this feature without using a paid license?Thanks! Read More
