Tag Archives: microsoft
isdate function in SQL server
I am using isdate function to verify after extracting the first 8 chars from a sting.
isdate() returned 1 with the example below and my following code failed to calculated a Datediff().
Declare @Mystr varchar(29)
SET @Mystr=’05/020/2′
Select IsDate(’05/020/2′)
Is there any other similar function in SQL?
Thanks in advance for any idea.
I am using isdate function to verify after extracting the first 8 chars from a sting.isdate() returned 1 with the example below and my following code failed to calculated a Datediff().Declare @Mystr varchar(29)SET @Mystr=’05/020/2’Select IsDate(’05/020/2′) Is there any other similar function in SQL?Thanks in advance for any idea. Read More
Stuck in language pack installation process
Hi, I just got my new alienware gaming computer which comes with windows 11 pro system, I successfully downloaded the Chinese(simplied) language pack and restarted the laptop to apply the new display language, however it stuck at the restarting process for hours, it is now shows a black screen with the following words: “updates are underway. Please keep your computer on.” And that’s it for hours, I don’t think the restarting and installing process can take this long, please let me know what I can do now. It asks me to keep the computer on so I am so afraid to turn it off and on…
Hi, I just got my new alienware gaming computer which comes with windows 11 pro system, I successfully downloaded the Chinese(simplied) language pack and restarted the laptop to apply the new display language, however it stuck at the restarting process for hours, it is now shows a black screen with the following words: “updates are underway. Please keep your computer on.” And that’s it for hours, I don’t think the restarting and installing process can take this long, please let me know what I can do now. It asks me to keep the computer on so I am so afraid to turn it off and on… Read More
‘My teams’ tab does not show all groups I am part of
I cannot see all groups I am part of on the tab. I can’t get to some Planner that are under those Teams
I cannot see all groups I am part of on the tab. I can’t get to some Planner that are under those Teams Read More
Blazor server app with Windows authentication getting 401 unauthorized
I’m building a Blazor server application for an internal company use and using Windows authentication. The app is supposed to field updates from another app via an exposed controller. I am trying to test the controller and getting a 401 unauthorized however I try to hit it (Postman, browser, test Console app, from within the Blazor server app itself, etc.). I’m running .NET 6 and scaffolded the app using Visual Studio and selecting Windows Authentication from the Create Project wizard for Blazor server app. I’m running the app from Visual Studio using IIS Express option. Here is the simple test I set up in the Console app just trying to get a positive response from the controller:
public async Task GetUpdateTestTimerResult()
{
var client = new HttpClient();
client.BaseAddress = new Uri(“http://localhost:40871”);
var url = “api/updateTest”;
var value = await JsonSerializer.DeserializeAsync
(await client.GetStreamAsync(url), new JsonSerializerOptions() { PropertyNameCaseInsensitive = true });
return value;
}
I’ve tried setting the AllowAnonymous attribute on the controller but no dice there. How do I expose a controller that will allow an outside application (also internal to the company/on premises) access?
I’m building a Blazor server application for an internal company use and using Windows authentication. The app is supposed to field updates from another app via an exposed controller. I am trying to test the controller and getting a 401 unauthorized however I try to hit it (Postman, browser, test Console app, from within the Blazor server app itself, etc.). I’m running .NET 6 and scaffolded the app using Visual Studio and selecting Windows Authentication from the Create Project wizard for Blazor server app. I’m running the app from Visual Studio using IIS Express option. Here is the simple test I set up in the Console app just trying to get a positive response from the controller: public async Task GetUpdateTestTimerResult()
{
var client = new HttpClient();
client.BaseAddress = new Uri(“http://localhost:40871”);
var url = “api/updateTest”;
var value = await JsonSerializer.DeserializeAsync
(await client.GetStreamAsync(url), new JsonSerializerOptions() { PropertyNameCaseInsensitive = true });
return value;
} I’ve tried setting the AllowAnonymous attribute on the controller but no dice there. How do I expose a controller that will allow an outside application (also internal to the company/on premises) access? Read More
Track and Revoke Local Document access
I have a hard time appreciating the new feature Track and revoke document access | Microsoft Learn.
I wish the button didn’t show on documents stored in SharePoint or OneDrive, or for a user whom is not “owner” of a document.
I wish the button didn’t take users to the Compliance portal with navigational items which doesn’t concern end-users.
I do recognize the need for educating users in controlling access to files in SharePoint, but I think this information is misplaced.
Disabling this feature doesn’t remove the button.
One thing I do like about this button, is that when an external user press it there is no redirect to Compliance portal, just a prompt containing the email of the user who applied this Sensitivity label with encryption. If only it could be possible for an internal user to obtain this information too.
I would appreciate if anyone care to comment.
I have a hard time appreciating the new feature Track and revoke document access | Microsoft Learn. I wish the button didn’t show on documents stored in SharePoint or OneDrive, or for a user whom is not “owner” of a document. I wish the button didn’t take users to the Compliance portal with navigational items which doesn’t concern end-users. I do recognize the need for educating users in controlling access to files in SharePoint, but I think this information is misplaced. Disabling this feature doesn’t remove the button. One thing I do like about this button, is that when an external user press it there is no redirect to Compliance portal, just a prompt containing the email of the user who applied this Sensitivity label with encryption. If only it could be possible for an internal user to obtain this information too. I would appreciate if anyone care to comment. Read More
New Outlook not connecting properly
Hi Tech community,
Since last Thursday I’ve had major issues with New Outlook.
1) I will write an email, send it and it will tell me it cannot send. It doesn’t save the email in drafts, it just disapears.
2) Folders are not visible when filing
3) Signature does not default when writing an email.
It’s essentially as if I’m disconnected but I’m hard wired to internet with no downage.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I’d prefer not to switch back to the other Outlook.
Hi Tech community, Since last Thursday I’ve had major issues with New Outlook. 1) I will write an email, send it and it will tell me it cannot send. It doesn’t save the email in drafts, it just disapears.2) Folders are not visible when filing3) Signature does not default when writing an email. It’s essentially as if I’m disconnected but I’m hard wired to internet with no downage. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I’d prefer not to switch back to the other Outlook. Read More
Working with Access trying to create a report with a subreport
I am working with basketball stats (girls high school – many seasons). I have 3 queries that I ‘need’.
(a) v1 – list of girls with sisters that have played – varsity, reserve and/or freshman
(b) v21 – list of points scored by individuals at the varsity level
(c) v31 – list of points scored by the sisters combined
Each query includes a sister_code. (Most of the players do not have a sister_code)
I have created a report showing the (i) code, (ii) Last name, (iii) total points and (iv) number of sisters.
I am (trying) to create/link a subreport to each detail line of my report that then shows the scoring for each of the individual sisters. (When I am finished the sister_code will NOT be visible.)
My ‘ideal’ report will look like:
Most points scored by sisters at the varsity level
Sis_code Name Points Sisters
Smi Smith 2500 3
Smi Amy Smith 1200 1984-87
Smi Beth Smith 900 2000-02
Smi Chris Smith 400 1992-95
JL Jones 2200 2
Deb Jones 1300 2007-10
Ellie Lopez 900 2013-16
Right now I get my report to print ‘nicely’. But, my sub-report prints all of my 60 sisters, not just the 2 or 3 from the detail.
Yes, my sub-report is the reports detail part. BUT I have not done anything to limit(link) my sub-report. What do I need to do?
I am working with basketball stats (girls high school – many seasons). I have 3 queries that I ‘need’.(a) v1 – list of girls with sisters that have played – varsity, reserve and/or freshman(b) v21 – list of points scored by individuals at the varsity level(c) v31 – list of points scored by the sisters combinedEach query includes a sister_code. (Most of the players do not have a sister_code)I have created a report showing the (i) code, (ii) Last name, (iii) total points and (iv) number of sisters.I am (trying) to create/link a subreport to each detail line of my report that then shows the scoring for each of the individual sisters. (When I am finished the sister_code will NOT be visible.)My ‘ideal’ report will look like:Most points scored by sisters at the varsity levelSis_code Name Points SistersSmi Smith 2500 3 Smi Amy Smith 1200 1984-87 Smi Beth Smith 900 2000-02 Smi Chris Smith 400 1992-95JL Jones 2200 2 Deb Jones 1300 2007-10 Ellie Lopez 900 2013-16 Right now I get my report to print ‘nicely’. But, my sub-report prints all of my 60 sisters, not just the 2 or 3 from the detail.Yes, my sub-report is the reports detail part. BUT I have not done anything to limit(link) my sub-report. What do I need to do? Read More
forgot password to open Excel file
I have a very important file that I have forgotten the password to. I desparately need to get into the file. HELP!!!
I have a very important file that I have forgotten the password to. I desparately need to get into the file. HELP!!! Read More
Application Insights for Azure Logic Apps (Standard) – Correlation Tracking Update
In this blog post we are going to discuss a new feature flag that will modify the default behavior of passing correlation between Azure services and Logic Apps when tracking data using Application Insights v2. The feature allows you to control the Operation Id that gets emitted to Application Insights V2. The default behavior is to store the workflow’s Run Id in the operation_id field. The impact of this default behavior is that it can lead to additional complexity when trying to correlate events across other services like API Management and Azure Functions.
Note: To learn more about Application Insights (V2), please check out the following blog post: Application Insights Enhancements for Azure Logic Apps (Standard) reaches General Availability (microsoft.com)
The following image depicts the default behavior when an API subsequently calls a Logic App workflow which subsequently calls a Function App.
If you subsequently try to view the Application Map in Application Insights, you will see that the correlation is disconnected.
To address the need of propagating correlation values and creating linkages, we have enabled a feature flag that will allow you to override the default behavior and instead use an operation_id of the calling service. The following image illustrates the desired outcome that we are interested in. The remainder of this post will be dedicated to setting this up correctly.
To ensure that the correlation between Azure API Management and Azure Logic Apps lines up correctly, it is advisable to enable the W3C Correlation protocol in the API Management – API.
You will also need to enable the “Runtime.ApplicationInsights.PreserveIncomingOperationId“: “true” in the host.json file of your Logic App. You can enable this in VS Code or by using Kudu in Azure Portal. Save these new settings and make sure that your Logic App is restarted. This feature flag is disabled by default, meaning if you don’t enable it, your logging will use the default behavior as above.
Note: In the configuration below, we have set “Runtime.ApplicationInsightTelemetryVersion“: “v2”. This enables v2 of our Application Insights functionality. If you do not have v2 enabled, there is no need to set he PreserveIncomingOperationId as this is only available in v2.
{
“version”: “2.0”,
“extensionBundle”: {
“id”: “Microsoft.Azure.Functions.ExtensionBundle.Workflows”,
“version”: ” [1, 2.00) “
},
“extensions”: {
“workflow”: {
“Settings”: {
“Runtime.ApplicationInsightTelemetryVersion”: “v2”,
“Runtime.ApplicationInsights.PreserveIncomingOperationId”: “true”
}
}
}
}
When we rerun our transaction using the new feature flag, we can see that we have a consistent operation_id across our API, workflows and Function App.
This will allow the Application Map to render properly.
If you are using Application Insights v2 in Azure Logic Apps, it is recommended that you enable this feature so that you don’t have breakages in the Application Map functionality. However, this setting is opt-in so that we don’t impact any existing deployments of Logic Apps and Application Insights logging.
Looking for a video on this content? Check out the following YouTube video:
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
Most widely used SharePoint Framework ISVs from the Store – April 2024
We are excited to see the continuous growth on the submissions of the SharePoint Framework (SPFx) solutions to the app source and on the usage of the SharePoint store for extending experiences for SharePoint and Microsoft Viva. Here are the top 10 most wide used ISVs based on the solution installations from the store and/or from Microsoft AppSource during April 2024.
SharePoint Framework is extensibility model for Microsoft Viva, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Microsoft 365 app and SharePoint. It enables the same code to be used easily across the Microsoft 365 with this widely adopted tooling which uses industry standard tech with easy and automatic SSO and hosting. Usage of SPFx is growing steady and we have currently tens of millions of monthly active users in Microsoft 365 on custom extensibility build with SPFx.
Here are the latest roadmap items around SharePoint Framework and store:
Chart card support for the Viva Connections with the SPFx 1.19 release.
Deprecation of SharePoint add-in and Azure ACS authentication models – UX powered extensibility should be transformed to us SharePoint Framework powered implementations. Add-in model was introduced back in 2012 and has not really evolved since. This deprecation does not impact SharePoint Framework (SPFx) solutions.
Additional capabilities and features for SharePoint Framework solutions in Microsoft 365 as part of the SPFx 1.18 release.
Enabling Microsoft Viva Connections targeted solutions, powered by SharePoint Framework, in the app source and store – Will be automatically set for suitable SPFx solutions as part of the submission pipeline
Extending SharePoint Framework solutions across the Microsoft 365 with support for Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Viva, Outlook, Microsoft 365 app (Office), SharePoint and more – see the v1.16 release announcement for more details
Alignment of SharePoint Framework solution packaging model with the Microsoft Teams packages – include the best of both worlds and enable SPFx powered solutions across the Microsoft 365
Support for SharePoint Framework solutions in the Microsoft Teams store – no exact schedule, dependent on the previous bullet point
Support SharePoint Framework extensibility for list and library new, edit and view panels
and more to come…
What about AI extensibility story with SPFx? – Yes. We got you covered and more to come within 2024. More details during spring 2024. Don’t miss out the Microsoft Build 2024 conference to hear more.
We are looking forward to more great solutions that enable innovation, and help our customers get more done with Microsoft Viva, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and more.
These are the ISVs which has the most usage from the SharePoint store during last month:
Accelerator 365 by Reply
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Accelerator 365 by Reply
Sprinklr, Inc.
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Sprinklr, Inc.
Achievers
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Achievers
Ichicraft
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Ichicract
SharePoint|sapiens
Solution details:
Solution at app source / store
Solution provider: SharePoint | sapiens
Plumsail Inc
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Plumsail Inc
Cloudwell
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Cloudwell
Dream Broker Oy
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Dream Broker
Bloch Engineering
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Bloch Engineering
Sharepointalist, Inc.
Solution details:
Solutions at app source / store
Solution provider: Sharepointalist, Inc.
Resources
Please see following resources around getting started on building extensibility for Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Viva and SharePoint using SharePoint Framework.
Announcing SharePoint Framework 1.19 with updates on building enterprise extensibility within Microsoft 365
Announcing SharePoint Framework 1.18 with updates for Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Viva and SharePoint
Announcing general availability of SharePoint Framework 1.16 – Enabling SPFx across Microsoft 365 platform
Explore and deploy SharePoint Framework solutions from partners in SharePoint (Microsoft 365)
Overview of the SharePoint Framework
Publish SharePoint Framework applications to the marketplace
Overview of Viva Connections Extensibility
Guidance for implementing partner offerings for Viva Connections with ACEs and custom APIs
Microsoft Learn – Extend Microsoft Viva Connections
SharePoint Framework samples to get started from Microsoft and community – Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Unified Sample Gallery
Happy coding! 🧡
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
Restrict copilot access files
Microsoft 365 Copilot is available in many other languages, so for many organizations it is now interesting to discover the possibilities. Through various articles I have described the risks in the field of security, privacy and compliance in combination with Copilot. Many organizations and partners have approached me on how to keep Copilot in check when hunting for content. I have made a document for this including 3 videos that explain step by step in Dutch and English how to approach this. Since it has been quite a bit of research, I ask for a contribution so that I, as a freelancer, can create more content for SME organizations that do not have the knowledge to apply this and help Microsoft partners who have no experience with this, without spending hours and days scouring the internet.
Order the manual and 3 videos via:
https://lnkd.in/edFNJzWM
Microsoft 365 Copilot is available in many other languages, so for many organizations it is now interesting to discover the possibilities. Through various articles I have described the risks in the field of security, privacy and compliance in combination with Copilot. Many organizations and partners have approached me on how to keep Copilot in check when hunting for content. I have made a document for this including 3 videos that explain step by step in Dutch and English how to approach this. Since it has been quite a bit of research, I ask for a contribution so that I, as a freelancer, can create more content for SME organizations that do not have the knowledge to apply this and help Microsoft partners who have no experience with this, without spending hours and days scouring the internet.Order the manual and 3 videos via: https://lnkd.in/edFNJzWM Read More
Missing answers
Hello, in the responses of my Forms, there appear the responses of IDs 51 and above but I do not have the IDs from the beginning, how can I retrieve them. There is an example
Hello,
in the responses of my Forms, there appear the responses of IDs 51 and above but I do not have the IDs from the beginning, how can I retrieve them. There is an example of my excel sheet.
Hello, in the responses of my Forms, there appear the responses of IDs 51 and above but I do not have the IDs from the beginning, how can I retrieve them. There is an example Hello, in the responses of my Forms, there appear the responses of IDs 51 and above but I do not have the IDs from the beginning, how can I retrieve them. There is an example of my excel sheet. Read More
Creating tasks in excell online
Hi, I create a task on an online excel sheet by adding a note and then adding “@” user. I tell it to assign the task to this person (me) an I get an email saying I’ve assigned myself a task.
The question is where is the task?
I can’t find it anywhere, I’ve checked: Outlook, Office then Planner, Teams then Planner.
I want to be able to track tasks in a spreadsheet but leverage the use of tasks.
Hi, I create a task on an online excel sheet by adding a note and then adding “@” user. I tell it to assign the task to this person (me) an I get an email saying I’ve assigned myself a task. The question is where is the task? I can’t find it anywhere, I’ve checked: Outlook, Office then Planner, Teams then Planner. I want to be able to track tasks in a spreadsheet but leverage the use of tasks. Read More
Feedback item about shared accounts and meetings
Hi,
I just created this feedback item Create a teams meeting from a organisational account and assign the organiser that is going to present the meeting · Community (microsoft.com)
What I hear a lot is that organisations have a shared account where they create there meetings/events/webinars etc. But when they do this they have no possibility to view the presence of people or the recording which is saved in the organisers OneDrive and more.
So ideally you want this resource account to select a presenter who gets the Organiser role so he can prepare everything have the recording and more. The Co-organiser is just not enough.
thanks for voting.
Paul
Hi,
I just created this feedback item Create a teams meeting from a organisational account and assign the organiser that is going to present the meeting · Community (microsoft.com)What I hear a lot is that organisations have a shared account where they create there meetings/events/webinars etc. But when they do this they have no possibility to view the presence of people or the recording which is saved in the organisers OneDrive and more. So ideally you want this resource account to select a presenter who gets the Organiser role so he can prepare everything have the recording and more. The Co-organiser is just not enough.
thanks for voting.
Paul Read More
Effortless QuickBooks Tool Hub Download 2024: Expert Guide
In today’s fast-paced business environment, efficient accounting is essential for success. QuickBooks Desktop is a popular choice for managing finances, but encountering errors can hinder productivity. Fortunately, Intuit has developed a powerful solution: QuickBooks Tool Hub. In this guide, we’ll explore how to make the most of this indispensable tool, from installation to troubleshooting various QuickBooks errors.
Understanding QuickBooks Tool Hub
QuickBooks Tool Hub is a collection of utilities designed to resolve common issues and errors encountered in QuickBooks Desktop. From company file problems to network connectivity issues, this versatile tool addresses a wide range of concerns, ensuring smooth operation of your accounting software.
What QuickBooks Errors Can Tool Hub Fix?
QuickBooks Tool Hub is your go-to solution for addressing an array of errors, including:
Company file issuesNetwork connectivity problemsProgram malfunctionsInstallation errorsPassword resets
Whether you’re facing the dreaded H202 error or experiencing difficulties with printing and PDF functions, QuickBooks Tool Hub has you covered.
Downloading and Installing QuickBooks Tool Hub 2024
Getting started with QuickBooks Tool Hub is straightforward:
Ensure compatibility: QuickBooks Tool Hub is optimized for Windows 10 and higher, with 64-bit operating systems recommended for optimal performance.
Check for updates: Before proceeding, verify that you have the latest version of QuickBooks Tool Hub for the best results.
Download and install: Visit the official Intuit website to download QuickBooks Tool Hub. Once downloaded, follow the installation instructions, agreeing to the terms and conditions.
Launch the tool: After installation, a QuickBooks Tool Hub icon will be created on your desktop. Double-click to open the tool and begin troubleshooting.
Utilizing QuickBooks Tool Hub for Troubleshooting
With QuickBooks Tool Hub at your disposal, resolving errors is a breeze:
Fixing Company File Issues:
Run Quick Fix my File: Quickly repair company file issues with this automated tool.Utilize QuickBooks File Doctor: If Quick Fix my File doesn’t resolve the issue, run QuickBooks File Doctor to diagnose and repair more complex problems.
Resolving Network Issues:
Run QuickBooks Database Server Manager: Address network-related errors such as H202 and H505 with ease.
Addressing Program Problems:
Run Quick Fix my Program: Resolve program-related issues efficiently.Utilize QuickBooks Program Diagnostic Tool: Conduct a comprehensive scan to identify and repair program errors.
Repairing Installation Issues:
Run QuickBooks Install Diagnostic Tool: Fix installation-related issues and ensure seamless operation of QuickBooks Desktop.
Advanced Tools for Miscellaneous Tasks:
Explore additional tools within QuickBooks Tool Hub to address miscellaneous issues and streamline tasks.
Resetting QuickBooks Password:
Easily reset your QuickBooks password using the Password Reset tab in QuickBooks Tool Hub.
Conclusion
QuickBooks Tool Hub is a powerful ally for overcoming common errors and issues in QuickBooks Desktop. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can leverage its capabilities to maintain smooth and efficient accounting operations. However, for complex issues, don’t hesitate to seek assistance from a QuickBooks ProAdvisor. With QuickBooks Tool Hub and expert support, you can navigate any accounting challenge with confidence and ease.
Related Searches:
QuickBooks Desktop Tools
QuickBooks Diagnostic Tool
QuickBooks Repair Tool
QuickBooks File Doctor
QuickBooks Network Issues
QuickBooks Company File Errors
QuickBooks Program Problems
QuickBooks Installation Errors
QuickBooks Password Reset
QuickBooks Troubleshooting 2024
QuickBooks Utility Hub
QuickBooks Error Resolution
Intuit Tool Hub 2024
QuickBooks Technical Support 2024
QuickBooks ProAdvisor Assistance 2024
QuickBooks File Repair 2024
QuickBooks Network Connectivity
QuickBooks Desktop Solutions
QuickBooks Software Maintenance 2024
QuickBooks Data Recovery
In today’s fast-paced business environment, efficient accounting is essential for success. QuickBooks Desktop is a popular choice for managing finances, but encountering errors can hinder productivity. Fortunately, Intuit has developed a powerful solution: QuickBooks Tool Hub. In this guide, we’ll explore how to make the most of this indispensable tool, from installation to troubleshooting various QuickBooks errors. Understanding QuickBooks Tool Hub QuickBooks Tool Hub is a collection of utilities designed to resolve common issues and errors encountered in QuickBooks Desktop. From company file problems to network connectivity issues, this versatile tool addresses a wide range of concerns, ensuring smooth operation of your accounting software. What QuickBooks Errors Can Tool Hub Fix? QuickBooks Tool Hub is your go-to solution for addressing an array of errors, including:Company file issuesNetwork connectivity problemsProgram malfunctionsInstallation errorsPassword resetsWhether you’re facing the dreaded H202 error or experiencing difficulties with printing and PDF functions, QuickBooks Tool Hub has you covered. Downloading and Installing QuickBooks Tool Hub 2024 Getting started with QuickBooks Tool Hub is straightforward:Ensure compatibility: QuickBooks Tool Hub is optimized for Windows 10 and higher, with 64-bit operating systems recommended for optimal performance.Check for updates: Before proceeding, verify that you have the latest version of QuickBooks Tool Hub for the best results.Download and install: Visit the official Intuit website to download QuickBooks Tool Hub. Once downloaded, follow the installation instructions, agreeing to the terms and conditions.Launch the tool: After installation, a QuickBooks Tool Hub icon will be created on your desktop. Double-click to open the tool and begin troubleshooting. Utilizing QuickBooks Tool Hub for Troubleshooting With QuickBooks Tool Hub at your disposal, resolving errors is a breeze:Fixing Company File Issues:Run Quick Fix my File: Quickly repair company file issues with this automated tool.Utilize QuickBooks File Doctor: If Quick Fix my File doesn’t resolve the issue, run QuickBooks File Doctor to diagnose and repair more complex problems.Resolving Network Issues:Run QuickBooks Database Server Manager: Address network-related errors such as H202 and H505 with ease.Addressing Program Problems:Run Quick Fix my Program: Resolve program-related issues efficiently.Utilize QuickBooks Program Diagnostic Tool: Conduct a comprehensive scan to identify and repair program errors.Repairing Installation Issues:Run QuickBooks Install Diagnostic Tool: Fix installation-related issues and ensure seamless operation of QuickBooks Desktop.Advanced Tools for Miscellaneous Tasks:Explore additional tools within QuickBooks Tool Hub to address miscellaneous issues and streamline tasks.Resetting QuickBooks Password:Easily reset your QuickBooks password using the Password Reset tab in QuickBooks Tool Hub.ConclusionQuickBooks Tool Hub is a powerful ally for overcoming common errors and issues in QuickBooks Desktop. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can leverage its capabilities to maintain smooth and efficient accounting operations. However, for complex issues, don’t hesitate to seek assistance from a QuickBooks ProAdvisor. With QuickBooks Tool Hub and expert support, you can navigate any accounting challenge with confidence and ease. Related Searches:QuickBooks Desktop Tools QuickBooks Diagnostic Tool QuickBooks Repair ToolQuickBooks File DoctorQuickBooks Network IssuesQuickBooks Company File Errors QuickBooks Program ProblemsQuickBooks Installation ErrorsQuickBooks Password ResetQuickBooks Troubleshooting 2024QuickBooks Utility Hub QuickBooks Error ResolutionIntuit Tool Hub 2024QuickBooks Technical Support 2024QuickBooks ProAdvisor Assistance 2024QuickBooks File Repair 2024QuickBooks Network ConnectivityQuickBooks Desktop SolutionsQuickBooks Software Maintenance 2024QuickBooks Data Recovery Read More
Our user can not access anything in teams
Hello
Please i need your help on this issue.
A guest user is experiencing issues accessing files in Teams. When they try to log in, they are prompted to use a password instead of the authentication number they were previously using.
When I go to see the user’s guest account it is now showing two (2) emails, so when I try to delete those accounts and have them sign in all over again it will not allow me to.
The guest user now shows two emails for the account and I would like to remove them both to start over again.
Hello Please i need your help on this issue. A guest user is experiencing issues accessing files in Teams. When they try to log in, they are prompted to use a password instead of the authentication number they were previously using. When I go to see the user’s guest account it is now showing two (2) emails, so when I try to delete those accounts and have them sign in all over again it will not allow me to. The guest user now shows two emails for the account and I would like to remove them both to start over again. Read More
Outlook Calendar Banners Not Spanning Across Multiple Weeks
I have calendar invites that span multiple weeks that are not displaying across multiple calendar weeks. For instance, a team member is having a vacation from Wednesday, May 1, 2024 to Wednesday, May 8, 2024. On the calendar week April 29, I’m seeing the calendar invite banner at the top of the screen, but for the calendar week May 6, I am not seeing the calendar invite banner. Is there a way to fix this glitch? *This is not happening on Outlook for web.
Week of April 29 (Banner present):
Week of May 6 (Banner missing):
I have calendar invites that span multiple weeks that are not displaying across multiple calendar weeks. For instance, a team member is having a vacation from Wednesday, May 1, 2024 to Wednesday, May 8, 2024. On the calendar week April 29, I’m seeing the calendar invite banner at the top of the screen, but for the calendar week May 6, I am not seeing the calendar invite banner. Is there a way to fix this glitch? *This is not happening on Outlook for web. Week of April 29 (Banner present): Week of May 6 (Banner missing): Read More
IPv6 to IPv4 workload communication
As organizations begin to convert new and existing IPv4 workloads to IPv6, they will need to manage communications between these different IP versions. This article provides an overview of three common Azure workload scenarios organizations need to plan for, and how to execute by leveraging the dual-stack nature of Azure networks.
Azure IPv6 enabled services are deployed in a dual-stack configuration that allows them to maintain both IPv4 addresses and IPv6 addresses. These IPv4 do not need to be unique inside of the private network. For more information on reusing IPv4 addresses, see Conceptual planning for IPv6 networking – Azure Architecture Center | Microsoft Learn
You can also use these patterns in reverse to enable IPv4 to IPv6 communication, but depending on your environment you may have additional considerations.
IPv6 Azure workloads to IPv4 Azure workloads
In this scenario, the organization has an application that uses IPv6 and is hosted on Azure virtual machines. These VMs are deployed in Virtual Network A. This application may be receiving queries from IoT devices over the public internet or servicing another sort of IPv6 clients.
The application in Virtual Network A needs to be able to connect to another existing application in order to send data back to its clients. This other application is running on IPv4, and is deployed in Virtual Network B.
These networks can be directly peered together or use a hub and spoke traffic pattern as defined in Hub-spoke network topology in Azure – Azure Architecture Center | Microsoft Learn.
Because the Azure VM workload is dual stacked, it already has a private IPv4 address available. When it needs to communicate to Virtual Network B, it will use its IPv4 network interface to send the traffic to the IPv4 virtual machine directly over the Microsoft backbone infrastructure.
There is no need to set up network address translation or use any synthetic communication between resources, as normal peering provides this function.
The IP addresses assigned to Virtual Network A do not need to be globally unique in the environment. However, they do need to be unique to any networks peered with Virtual Network A, such as Virtual Network B. They also need to be unique to any other networks that need to communicate with Virtual Network A without using NATing.
IPv6 Azure workloads to IPv4 on-prem workloads
In this scenario, the organization has an IPv6 workload operating in Azure with a similar configuration to the one in the previous scenario. However, in this scenario it also has a backend service in Subnet B of Virtual Network A that calls to a data source operating in the corporate data center.
Virtual Network A is peered to a hub that contains a virtual network gateway connecting to the data center.
The backend service is IPv4 only. This virtual machine has no IPv6 addresses and no network address translation.
Like in the previous scenario, the backend service in Subnet B can use its IPv4 network interface to communicate to the on-prem data source. It can continue to use its IPv6 interface to communicate with the application in Subnet A. The gateway can accept the IPv4 or IPv6 address traffic without any translation needed, and connect the backend to the OnPrem Network C.
Return traffic, or traffic originating from the IPv4 service in the data center, can flow to the IPv4 address assigned to the service in Subnet B. It is important to note in this flow, only Subnet B needs to be unique for Network C to be able to communicate with it. Subnet A could contain non-routable IPv4 addresses and reuse the addresses elsewhere in the environment.
IPv6 on-prem workloads to IPv4 Azure workloads
Unlike the previous scenarios, this scenario starts with an application operating in the on-premises network space. This application is hosted on a server that is IPv6 only, and it needs to make a call to a data source hosted on a server in Azure that is configured only to use IPv4.
The diagram below shows the desired flow as dotted lines.
There are a few different solutions available to address this communication flow. The first option you should consider is updating your Azure server or services to operate in a dual-stack configuration. This is a direct process of adding new IP space and a new interface, and won’t disrupt the existing IPv4 traffic. This will enable more communication patterns for your workloads, without having to maintain new technologies.
However, if you cannot update the service you can instead use third-party NAT64 services to NAT traffic between the two IP versions.
Option 1: Update the Azure server to be dual-stack
Depending on your workload, the simplest solution is to configure a specific virtual machine to be dual-stack. By assigning an IPv6 address range to the virtual network and subnet, you can then create a new network interface to the Azure virtual machine. This allows the target server to begin receiving the traffic from the data center.
This dual-stack configuration does not disrupt the application’s existing IPv4 communication to other servers or services in its virtual network.
To support this scenario, an organization must establish a connection between Network C and the Azure networks using ExpressRoute. ExpressRoute Circuits and ExpressRoute gateways allow for IPv6 traffic, but VPN gateways do not. If you are using a third party VPN provider to connect Azure to Network C, refer to your vendor’s documentation for what kinds of traffic are supported.
Option 2: Configure NAT64 solutions in on-premises networks
If you are not able to dual-stack the servers in Azure, you can investigate NAT64 service implementation as part of your on-prem networks. In this scenario, the NAT64 service is deployed in Network C. This enables address translation to IPv4 from the IPv6 device.
The IPv6 virtual machine initiating the connection imbeds the IPv4 address it wishes to communicate with inside of an IPv4 address with a specific well known prefix (64:ff9b::/96). The NAT64 gateway receives the traffic, and then strips out the well-known address. It is then left with a viable IPv4 address it can use to reach the IPv4 target.
The IPv4 service then responds to the gateway’s IPv4 address, where the gateway then re-packages the IPv4 address into the IPv6 packet with the same prefix.
This has the advantage of not explicitly needing an IPv6 enabled gateway in Azure, as the traffic is converted to IPv4 before entering the Azure space.
While you can deploy the NAT64 gateway in different locations in your network topology through the use of NVAs or virtual appliances, keeping the NATing close to the IPv6 services on-prem can simplify the routing pattern by keeping it from changing IP versions after crossing the connection to Azure.
Next Steps
If you are looking for more on connectivity with IPv6, see the following:
Overview of IPv6 for Azure Virtual Network | Microsoft Learn for more about IPv6 networking in Azure
Conceptual planning for IPv6 networking – Azure Architecture Center | Microsoft Learn to review conceptual planning concepts for adopting IPv6.
IPv6 hub-spoke network topology – Azure Architecture Center | Microsoft Learn for planning a hub and spoke network with IPv6.
Configure Application Gateway with a frontend public IPv6 address using the Azure portal – Azure Application Gateway | Microsoft Learn to learn more about using an IPv6 public IP as a front end for an IPv4 application.
Add an IPv4 application to IPv6 in Azure Virtual Network – PowerShell | Microsoft Learn for more on adding IPv6 to an existing IPv4 services using load balancers.
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
New Teams App and Cross-Cloud/Tenant Collab
Thanks to Dave Jennings (new Teams app) and Dave Nobles (the Path to Meaningful B2B Collaboration) for their contributions to the April webinar. Recording here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/videoplayer/embed/RW1l5FF
Presentations attached. Please reach out with questions!
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
Microsoft SIEM Sentinel
East Coast Boot-Camp Training? I am thinking 2-4 days hands on labs and how to.
East Coast Boot-Camp Training? I am thinking 2-4 days hands on labs and how to. Read More