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How to find piece of specific text and return specific text.
Hello everyone, I am working on project and having hard time to find piece of text and return specific text. My formula works only with two variable, and I need to add one more. If column A contains piece of text “*MLTC*” return “MLTC”, if contains “*NYIAP*”
=IFERROR(IF(SEARCH(“*MLTC*”,A2,1),”MLTC”),IF(SEARCH(“*NYIAP MMC*”,A2,1),”NYIAP”))
How should I add if cell does not contain NYIAP and MLTC return MMC. Thank you
ABNYIAP MMC InitialNYIAPMMC Initial NYIAP NYIAPMMC InitialMMCMLTC InitialMLTCPeds InitialMMC
Hello everyone, I am working on project and having hard time to find piece of text and return specific text. My formula works only with two variable, and I need to add one more. If column A contains piece of text “*MLTC*” return “MLTC”, if contains “*NYIAP*”=IFERROR(IF(SEARCH(“*MLTC*”,A2,1),”MLTC”),IF(SEARCH(“*NYIAP MMC*”,A2,1),”NYIAP”)) How should I add if cell does not contain NYIAP and MLTC return MMC. Thank you ABNYIAP MMC InitialNYIAPMMC Initial NYIAP NYIAPMMC InitialMMCMLTC InitialMLTCPeds InitialMMC Read More
Microsoft Teams chat escapes characters when sent from bot integration
I have a bot created under an Azure app registration and when it is sending messages with escapable characters in the message text to users, those characters end up getting escaped.
For example if “test” is sent from the bot to the user, the inbound message I receive from Teams would become the escaped version “\test”
This is a snippet of the payload that I received
{
“text”: “\test”,
“textFormat”: “plain”,
“attachments”: [
{
“contentType”: “text/html”,
“content”: “<p>\test</p>”
}
],
“type”: “message”,
“timestamp”: “2024-08-20T22:59:44.0449984Z”,
“localTimestamp”: “2024-08-20T15:59:44.0449984-07:00”,
Is there a reason that characters end up being escaped? Is there any documentation that includes the exhaustive list of special character that Teams would escape?
I have a bot created under an Azure app registration and when it is sending messages with escapable characters in the message text to users, those characters end up getting escaped. For example if “test” is sent from the bot to the user, the inbound message I receive from Teams would become the escaped version “\test”This is a snippet of the payload that I received{
“text”: “\test”,
“textFormat”: “plain”,
“attachments”: [
{
“contentType”: “text/html”,
“content”: “<p>\test</p>”
}
],
“type”: “message”,
“timestamp”: “2024-08-20T22:59:44.0449984Z”,
“localTimestamp”: “2024-08-20T15:59:44.0449984-07:00”,Is there a reason that characters end up being escaped? Is there any documentation that includes the exhaustive list of special character that Teams would escape? Read More
Start-BitTransfer by passing Jfrog token in PowerShell 5 in windows server 2022
Hi All,
I am trying to download 100MB file from Jfrog arifactory using Start-BitTransfer by passing Jfrog token in PowerShell 5 in windows server 2022
Any please provide the right syntax for that?
Start-BitsTransfer -Source $url -Destination $destination -Headers @{Authorization = “Bearer $token” }
Hi All,I am trying to download 100MB file from Jfrog arifactory using Start-BitTransfer by passing Jfrog token in PowerShell 5 in windows server 2022Any please provide the right syntax for that?Start-BitsTransfer -Source $url -Destination $destination -Headers @{Authorization = “Bearer $token” } Read More
SQL View performance
Hello!
if a base SQL table has both cluster and non clustered index, do I need to create again indexes in the SQL view to get better query performance.
Hello! if a base SQL table has both cluster and non clustered index, do I need to create again indexes in the SQL view to get better query performance. Read More
Auto highlight cell
Hello,
I need help in creating a formula (through conditional formatting maybe?) where, when a name/names are selected in the dropdown – those names in column E (source of the dropdown list data) will be highlighted/formatted.
The goal: So user can know not to chose that name again as it is taken…
Hello, I need help in creating a formula (through conditional formatting maybe?) where, when a name/names are selected in the dropdown – those names in column E (source of the dropdown list data) will be highlighted/formatted. The goal: So user can know not to chose that name again as it is taken… Read More
The manifest file does not work properly
I set the manifest file in `requireAdministrator`, but it doesn’t work!
Sometimes it gives an error when I set the manifest file to `requireAdministrator` mode.
I must have made a mistake somewhere; Please help 🙂
Thanks
I set the manifest file in `requireAdministrator`, but it doesn’t work!Sometimes it gives an error when I set the manifest file to `requireAdministrator` mode.my app source (GitHub) I must have made a mistake somewhere; Please help :)Thanks Read More
Use powershell to add a tag to a MS Defender device
Hi,
I’m automating some security tasks with the help of powershell. One of the things I’m trying to automate now is the creation of a tag on a Defender device, but didn’t found much info about it.
Anyone sucessfully added tags to Defender devices using powershell?
Thanks
Hi, I’m automating some security tasks with the help of powershell. One of the things I’m trying to automate now is the creation of a tag on a Defender device, but didn’t found much info about it.Anyone sucessfully added tags to Defender devices using powershell? Thanks Read More
COLLABDAYS PORTUGAL Porto 2024
CollabDays Portugal, previously known as CollabDays Lisbon, underwent a transformative evolution in 2024, symbolizing our expanded reach and commitment to foster collaboration nationwide. This one-day, non-profit event is built on eight immensely successful community-driven gatherings. Anchored in Microsoft’s Cloud ecosystem, our event spotlights Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Copilot, AI, Power Platform and Microsoft Teams.
CollabDays Portugal, previously known as CollabDays Lisbon, underwent a transformative evolution in 2024, symbolizing our expanded reach and commitment to foster collaboration nationwide. This one-day, non-profit event is built on eight immensely successful community-driven gatherings. Anchored in Microsoft’s Cloud ecosystem, our event spotlights Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Copilot, AI, Power Platform and Microsoft Teams. Read More
updates not updating
have issue updating my pending updates as i am in the insider program and the update previous keeps giving me an error would appreciate help thank you
have issue updating my pending updates as i am in the insider program and the update previous keeps giving me an error would appreciate help thank you Read More
Meeting Recordings – Who is the owner now?
Microsoft’s recent change to Teams meeting recordings has been more disruptive than expected! Originally, the update was supposed to shift the ownership of recordings from the person who pressed “record” to the meeting organizer’s OneDrive, starting in June 2024. But now that it’s here, it’s causing some real workflow headaches.
Previously, I could record a meeting, edit it in Stream, trim unnecessary parts, update transcriptions, add chapters, adjust the expiry date, and then organise and share the recording as needed. Now, that flexibility is gone. The recording ends up in the organiser’s OneDrive, which might be inaccessible, especially if they didn’t attend the meeting or if it’s tied to a service account. This has turned into a game of tracking down who owns the recording just to make simple edits or share it.
While Microsoft did introduce a temporary PowerShell policy to revert ownership back to the recording initiator, this fix only lasts for three months before it defaults back to the organiser. That’s not exactly a long-term solution.
I can understand why Microsoft made this change—there have been issues with access when the recording initiator leaves the team or when confusion arises over ownership. But forcing this on users without a choice has thrown a wrench into many people’s workflows, mine included.
There’s been a lot of pushback on this decision, with discussions in local tech communities I am part of, Microsoft Community Answers Forums, and Reddit echoing similar frustrations. Hopefully, the team responsibility for Teams development takes a page from @Marc Mroz and the guys over at Microsoft Stream’s playbook, listens to the community, and brings back some much-needed flexibility. This kind of change should be a choice, not a hard-coded rule.
For now, there is a temporary fix for this if you use PowerShell to connect to MS Teams and run the following command:
Set-CsTeamsRecordingRollOutPolicy -Identity Global -MeetingRecordingOwnership RecordingInitiator
If you run this it will put things back to how they were with the Recording Initiator being the owner of the file, however it looks like this will only hold in place for 3 months and then the change will be forced.
This gives you some time to re-educate and let people know this change is coming, or perhaps time for enough people to push back to Microsoft and allow this to be a choice.
This is a modified version of the script available here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/teams/set-csteamsrecordingrolloutpolicy?view=teams-ps which allows you to make a new policy, but does not tell you how to apply said policy. By running against “Global” it makes this change for everyone.
You can also check what policy you have by running:
Get-CsTeamsRecordingRollOutPolicy
Hope this helps
#BeExcellentToEachOther
Microsoft’s recent change to Teams meeting recordings has been more disruptive than expected! Originally, the update was supposed to shift the ownership of recordings from the person who pressed “record” to the meeting organizer’s OneDrive, starting in June 2024. But now that it’s here, it’s causing some real workflow headaches. Previously, I could record a meeting, edit it in Stream, trim unnecessary parts, update transcriptions, add chapters, adjust the expiry date, and then organise and share the recording as needed. Now, that flexibility is gone. The recording ends up in the organiser’s OneDrive, which might be inaccessible, especially if they didn’t attend the meeting or if it’s tied to a service account. This has turned into a game of tracking down who owns the recording just to make simple edits or share it. While Microsoft did introduce a temporary PowerShell policy to revert ownership back to the recording initiator, this fix only lasts for three months before it defaults back to the organiser. That’s not exactly a long-term solution. I can understand why Microsoft made this change—there have been issues with access when the recording initiator leaves the team or when confusion arises over ownership. But forcing this on users without a choice has thrown a wrench into many people’s workflows, mine included. There’s been a lot of pushback on this decision, with discussions in local tech communities I am part of, Microsoft Community Answers Forums, and Reddit echoing similar frustrations. Hopefully, the team responsibility for Teams development takes a page from @Marc Mroz and the guys over at Microsoft Stream’s playbook, listens to the community, and brings back some much-needed flexibility. This kind of change should be a choice, not a hard-coded rule. For now, there is a temporary fix for this if you use PowerShell to connect to MS Teams and run the following command: Set-CsTeamsRecordingRollOutPolicy -Identity Global -MeetingRecordingOwnership RecordingInitiator If you run this it will put things back to how they were with the Recording Initiator being the owner of the file, however it looks like this will only hold in place for 3 months and then the change will be forced. This gives you some time to re-educate and let people know this change is coming, or perhaps time for enough people to push back to Microsoft and allow this to be a choice. This is a modified version of the script available here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/teams/set-csteamsrecordingrolloutpolicy?view=teams-ps which allows you to make a new policy, but does not tell you how to apply said policy. By running against “Global” it makes this change for everyone. You can also check what policy you have by running: Get-CsTeamsRecordingRollOutPolicy Hope this helps #BeExcellentToEachOther Read More
Customer guidance: Volume Licensing Center is silently gone – welcome admin.microsoft.cloud
Trivia
After an unexpected extended time of transition, severely delayed by COVID-19, the old VLSC portal is gone and replace by admin.microsoft.cloud for most of all volume licensing customers.
I came across this final change today, when I was looking to edit permissions on licensing contracts for a customer.
*.microsoft.cloud new domain for portals formerly on microsoft.com. Find more inofficial guidance here: https://msportals.io/
View on VLSC webpage – no longer giving you access to a Vista like User Experience
The new and vastly improved experience of VLSC is to be found in:
admin.microsoft.cloud > Billing > Your Products
example in admin.microsoft.cloud for permissions on contracts
Understanding “products” and licenses”. Isn’t this the same?!
These products include access to following licensing programs MPSA, EA, Open Value, Open, Open Value subscription, commonly known as “VL” or Volume Licensing.
While there is also Licenses.
admin.microsoft.cloud > Billing > Licenses
The Licenses in contrary to products contains all MCA licenses. This program is called Microsoft Customer Agreement or more commonly known as CSP. These can be subscription licenses or CSP based perpetual licenses. Mind this, in case you have or will be buying such.
I cannot see any licenses there, while I used VLSC in the past – and a small rant
You will see your licenses in admin.microsoft.cloud, granted you did the VLSC to Azure Portal transition in time, around 2022 through late 2023 and have obtained your permissions correctly.
Very often, this included a process to transfer permissions from personal accounts, so called “Microsoft Accounts” (MSA), which are the ones you are using to login into home services, including Windows 11, Office 365 for Home, OneDrive, Skype, Xbox, to a Microsoft Business or School account (MBA), which is Entra AD and Azure powered.
To make things worse, Microsoft initially allowed creation of a MSA with your business email back then in VLSC.
Later, if your business went on with M365, Exchange Online, good luck to distinguish both having the “visually same UPN”, while no longer being technically the same account. Many customers failed to realize they were using a home MSA for a business use case (here licenses), eventually when they changed their passwords for one of each.
If you have not made this transition (properly), you need to call the Microsoft VLSC support for assistance.
To make this super clear: I will NOT grant support in this thread. This is purely a commnunity contribution, informational and not endorsed by Microsoft.
What I share, that this transition was not simple and consumed hours of my lifetime with customers. Some of them had one or even more so called “shadow tenants” in Azure. No fun to eliminate them and permissions in VLSC.
But if you eventually mastered this maze, fueled with unclear documentation back then, you are good to go. Remember: Only Microsoft business or school accounts are allowed.
Does every customer with former volume licensing now have an Entra AD / Azure tenant – a friendly security advice!
A clear yes! The new portal works only with Business or School accounts only. These are powered by Entra AD, which includes an Azure Tenant, no matter you are using Azure or even M365 Services or not.
Clearly this does not mean you are having to have an Azure Subscription, but the framework is the same and requires and deserves to be well protected! (MFA enforcement incoming!)
In worst case the first Business or School account account used for VLSC is now the Global Admin of the tenant or still a shadow tenant. Every shadow tenant takeover will inherit the first user as a Global Admin. With all its consequences for security.
What’s improved with the new portal experience? Any downsides?
Pros:
it is fast, fast, and fast
we got rid of a clunky UX in a vista theme, that did not match with any design language and UX of Microsoft at all. It was always like a time travel, including the performance
you can search for items / contracts / licenses full text
ISO downloads are no longer clunky and slow
Easy access to licensing keys
it is so much easier to handle Software Assurance and expiration
you can easily export license information and dependency reports. Dependency reports are useful if you know you have a product or a contract but not where they fit together.
setting up permissions does not eventually take up to 24hours or days to be effective
permission editior has multiple steps, so mind the warnings like “not completed” but then it is also super easy and way smarter. You can add permissions independently from contracts and bulk actions are a breeze
Microsoft teams must be happy to nearly eliminated one of their legacy systems without compromising the whole “on-premises” licensing. And from all talks with Licensing support, it was highly anticipated, too.
Cons:
Requires more thinking about security now that is interweb with Entra ID identities
MFA is required for good
communication for this transition and finish was everything but good and transparent. Also communication in VLSC portal was not sufficient, as users / admins don’t hang around there often. Unfortunately ppl once DL an ISO for a Windows Server version and then do not open this for next 5-10 years, instead of grabbing a patched ISO everytime they need it (recommended).
Feedback time
The new experience and permission editor is a breeze! Hats off Microsoft teams working on this.
It must be nothing but stressful to migrate this legacy bits of code into something useful.
as per customer reports, most of this change went unnoticed. While there was communication via email for the beginning of transition and “to do” to setup “marry” VLSC with a busines account, nothing less than Entra and Azure, this change of the end of service was not communicated.
FAQs provided by Microsoft Volume Licensing Team
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/licensing/vlsc-faqs-home-page
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/licensing/work-school-accounts-migration-faq
Leave a like if you found this guidance helpful.
TriviaAfter an unexpected extended time of transition, severely delayed by COVID-19, the old VLSC portal is gone and replace by admin.microsoft.cloud for most of all volume licensing customers.
I came across this final change today, when I was looking to edit permissions on licensing contracts for a customer.
*.microsoft.cloud new domain for portals formerly on microsoft.com. Find more inofficial guidance here: https://msportals.io/
View on VLSC webpage – no longer giving you access to a Vista like User Experience
The new and vastly improved experience of VLSC is to be found in:admin.microsoft.cloud > Billing > Your Products
example in admin.microsoft.cloud for permissions on contracts
Understanding “products” and licenses”. Isn’t this the same?!These products include access to following licensing programs MPSA, EA, Open Value, Open, Open Value subscription, commonly known as “VL” or Volume Licensing.While there is also Licenses.admin.microsoft.cloud > Billing > Licenses The Licenses in contrary to products contains all MCA licenses. This program is called Microsoft Customer Agreement or more commonly known as CSP. These can be subscription licenses or CSP based perpetual licenses. Mind this, in case you have or will be buying such.I cannot see any licenses there, while I used VLSC in the past – and a small rant
You will see your licenses in admin.microsoft.cloud, granted you did the VLSC to Azure Portal transition in time, around 2022 through late 2023 and have obtained your permissions correctly.
Very often, this included a process to transfer permissions from personal accounts, so called “Microsoft Accounts” (MSA), which are the ones you are using to login into home services, including Windows 11, Office 365 for Home, OneDrive, Skype, Xbox, to a Microsoft Business or School account (MBA), which is Entra AD and Azure powered.To make things worse, Microsoft initially allowed creation of a MSA with your business email back then in VLSC. Later, if your business went on with M365, Exchange Online, good luck to distinguish both having the “visually same UPN”, while no longer being technically the same account. Many customers failed to realize they were using a home MSA for a business use case (here licenses), eventually when they changed their passwords for one of each.If you have not made this transition (properly), you need to call the Microsoft VLSC support for assistance.To make this super clear: I will NOT grant support in this thread. This is purely a commnunity contribution, informational and not endorsed by Microsoft.What I share, that this transition was not simple and consumed hours of my lifetime with customers. Some of them had one or even more so called “shadow tenants” in Azure. No fun to eliminate them and permissions in VLSC.But if you eventually mastered this maze, fueled with unclear documentation back then, you are good to go. Remember: Only Microsoft business or school accounts are allowed.Does every customer with former volume licensing now have an Entra AD / Azure tenant – a friendly security advice!A clear yes! The new portal works only with Business or School accounts only. These are powered by Entra AD, which includes an Azure Tenant, no matter you are using Azure or even M365 Services or not.Clearly this does not mean you are having to have an Azure Subscription, but the framework is the same and requires and deserves to be well protected! (MFA enforcement incoming!)In worst case the first Business or School account account used for VLSC is now the Global Admin of the tenant or still a shadow tenant. Every shadow tenant takeover will inherit the first user as a Global Admin. With all its consequences for security.What’s improved with the new portal experience? Any downsides?
Pros:
it is fast, fast, and fast
we got rid of a clunky UX in a vista theme, that did not match with any design language and UX of Microsoft at all. It was always like a time travel, including the performance
you can search for items / contracts / licenses full text
ISO downloads are no longer clunky and slow
Easy access to licensing keys
it is so much easier to handle Software Assurance and expiration
you can easily export license information and dependency reports. Dependency reports are useful if you know you have a product or a contract but not where they fit together.
setting up permissions does not eventually take up to 24hours or days to be effective
permission editior has multiple steps, so mind the warnings like “not completed” but then it is also super easy and way smarter. You can add permissions independently from contracts and bulk actions are a breeze
Microsoft teams must be happy to nearly eliminated one of their legacy systems without compromising the whole “on-premises” licensing. And from all talks with Licensing support, it was highly anticipated, too.
Cons:
Requires more thinking about security now that is interweb with Entra ID identities
MFA is required for good
communication for this transition and finish was everything but good and transparent. Also communication in VLSC portal was not sufficient, as users / admins don’t hang around there often. Unfortunately ppl once DL an ISO for a Windows Server version and then do not open this for next 5-10 years, instead of grabbing a patched ISO everytime they need it (recommended).
Feedback time
The new experience and permission editor is a breeze! Hats off Microsoft teams working on this.It must be nothing but stressful to migrate this legacy bits of code into something useful.
as per customer reports, most of this change went unnoticed. While there was communication via email for the beginning of transition and “to do” to setup “marry” VLSC with a busines account, nothing less than Entra and Azure, this change of the end of service was not communicated.FAQs provided by Microsoft Volume Licensing Teamhttps://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/licensing/vlsc-faqs-home-pagehttps://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/licensing/work-school-accounts-migration-faqLeave a like if you found this guidance helpful. Read More
OneDrive shared folder problem
I’m using Microsoft Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft 365 up to date. I’m also using the latest version of the OneDrive application. I normally use two shared folders for which I have a shortcut in “My files”. Everything works fine online, but since June the synchronisation on my computer has started giving me problems. The shortcut to the two shared folders jumps me to an online view and doesn’t open the computer folder as it did before. I’ve tried all the ways described in the support (reset, restart, disassociate computer, reinstall application) and nothing has worked. What else can I do to overcome this problem?
I’m using Microsoft Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft 365 up to date. I’m also using the latest version of the OneDrive application. I normally use two shared folders for which I have a shortcut in “My files”. Everything works fine online, but since June the synchronisation on my computer has started giving me problems. The shortcut to the two shared folders jumps me to an online view and doesn’t open the computer folder as it did before. I’ve tried all the ways described in the support (reset, restart, disassociate computer, reinstall application) and nothing has worked. What else can I do to overcome this problem? Read More
Pulling Scattered Data from Workbook into Different Workbook
I am using a Workbook which has a large amount of information, used by many people.
I want to create a separate Workbook which pulls just 2 pieces of information from the larger shared Workbook, though the information is a bit scattered and is also separated into multiple Sheets within the Workbook.
To be more specific;
Is there a Formula that I can use to give me a list of all Work Order Numbers that exist within the separate Workbook ( Across multiple Sheets ) as well as the Work Order quantity which is recorded in the cell next to the Work Order Number ( Also across multiple Sheets ).
Thanks in advance for any help on this 🙂
I am using a Workbook which has a large amount of information, used by many people. I want to create a separate Workbook which pulls just 2 pieces of information from the larger shared Workbook, though the information is a bit scattered and is also separated into multiple Sheets within the Workbook. To be more specific;Is there a Formula that I can use to give me a list of all Work Order Numbers that exist within the separate Workbook ( Across multiple Sheets ) as well as the Work Order quantity which is recorded in the cell next to the Work Order Number ( Also across multiple Sheets ). Thanks in advance for any help on this 🙂 Read More
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Call to Action:
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Windows 11, v.23H2, photo application cannot open a .jpg file. No error/message given.
I took photos of the back of my stated drivers license, via my Galaxy S10+, sent it to myself at yahoo.com and the application ‘Photos’ will not open it!
I took photos of the back of my stated drivers license, via my Galaxy S10+, sent it to myself at yahoo.com and the application ‘Photos’ will not open it! Read More
Phone Link, do not disturb is enabled, but ignored… Why?!?
I don’t know what your TE’ do on site (Boulder/Redmond) but they BLOW!
How did this get released with this ‘Feature’, one that’s supposed to work, but does not?!
The ‘link’ app is open and running on my Galaxy S10+, and open on my Lenovo LOQ (3 wks. old)… WTF!
I don’t know what your TE’ do on site (Boulder/Redmond) but they BLOW!How did this get released with this ‘Feature’, one that’s supposed to work, but does not?!The ‘link’ app is open and running on my Galaxy S10+, and open on my Lenovo LOQ (3 wks. old)… WTF! Read More
VLSC Portal moved to admin.microsoft.cloud, including for SQL Server
Dear SQL Admin, please have a look over there if you are managing licenses, ISO downloads or know someone doing this for you:
Dear SQL Admin, please have a look over there if you are managing licenses, ISO downloads or know someone doing this for you:https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-server-for-it-pro/customer-guidance-volume-licensing-center-is-silently-gone/m-p/4223984/highlight/true#M11856?wt.mc_id=MVP_338345 Read More
VLSC is gone – welcome admin.microsoft.cloud, how-to access keys, ISOs today
Hi everyone, if anyone is looking for volume licensing downloads, keys etc. there’s a sigificant change.
While most Windows devices out there are licensed through OEM nowaways there are exceptions for upgrade licenses such as Windows Enterprise or other SKUs that may be part of volume licensing
Here’s a brief blogpost on this change:
Hi everyone, if anyone is looking for volume licensing downloads, keys etc. there’s a sigificant change.While most Windows devices out there are licensed through OEM nowaways there are exceptions for upgrade licenses such as Windows Enterprise or other SKUs that may be part of volume licensing
Here’s a brief blogpost on this change:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-server-for-it-pro/customer-guidance-volume-licensing-center-is-silently-gone/m-p/4223984/highlight/true#M11856?wt.mc_id=MVP_338345 Read More
Start-BiTransfer by passing Jfrog token
Hi All,
I am trying to download he file from Jfrog arifactory using start-BiTransfer by passing Jfrog token
Any one please provide the syntax for that?
Hi All,I am trying to download he file from Jfrog arifactory using start-BiTransfer by passing Jfrog tokenAny one please provide the syntax for that? Read More
Outlook blocks opening FQDN and IP address hyperlinks after installing protections for Microsoft Out
Hello team,
I have this customer who cannot open links in outlook, he is hitting the known issue in the link below, we did the troubleshooting steps, and it is not working, the customer noticed that he is using the new outlook, can you help me to know if there is any limitation on the new outlook or not resolution or another resolution.
I really will appreciate any help.
Hello team,I have this customer who cannot open links in outlook, he is hitting the known issue in the link below, we did the troubleshooting steps, and it is not working, the customer noticed that he is using the new outlook, can you help me to know if there is any limitation on the new outlook or not resolution or another resolution.I really will appreciate any help. Outlook blocks opening FQDN and IP address hyperlinks after installing protections for Microsoft Outlook Security Feature Bypass Vulnerability released July 11, 2023 – Microsoft Support Read More
