Problem
When attempting to add an app to the Intune portal using the Intune Software Publisher as described here you get the following error message:
Reviewing the WindowsIntuneSoftwarePublisher.log in C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\SoftwarePublishing
Shows the following error “The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized”
The capability to grant Send-as and Send-on-behalf permissions to an Office 365 Group is a straight forward process and clearly documented here.
Sending an email on behalf of an Office 365 Group via Outlook is the same familiar process as sending on behalf of another user – show the “From” field, click the “From” drop down, choose “other email address” and select the address.
The following blog describes the solution to a scenario I encountered whereby changes to a Microsoft Intune mobile application management (MAM) policy would not take effect
The following is a collection of links to Microsoft Intune resources that may be useful to anyone looking to get started with Intune
Training Guides
Microsoft Virtual Academy Intune Training Intune documentation What to tell your end users about using Microsoft Intunehttps://aka.ms/intuneenduserenrollment
In this blog I will show you step by step how to quickly get a detailed list of all your Configuration Manager deployments, output in Excel table format, including the following details
You can also download this guide from the Technet Gallery here
First, open the System Center Configuration Manager Console
Short video discussing the newly released enhancements to the Automatic Replies feature of Outlook on the web
Problem
From the Exchange Admin Center you run the Hybrid configuration setup
You are prompted to login to Office 365
You enter your credentials
And then receive this message / warning
You are unable to complete the Hybrid configuration
Solution
You can resolve this issue by installing the certificate as follows:
I recently had to enable MAC address spoofing on the network adapters of two virtual machines deployed on Hyper-V 2012. Here’s how I did it using PowerShell:
First, use the following command to take a look at the current configuration of our network adapter
Get-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName VirtualMachineName –ComputerName HyperVHostName |fl Name,MacAddressSpoofing
Edit: I’ve posted this on youtube here
Problem
During a recent deployment of WSUS on Windows 2012 R2, using WID database, I ran into a problem whereby after I approved updates, they would fail to download. The WSUS console show the following error “The files for this update failed to download”
Problem Description
Trying to migrate public folders from Exchange 2007 to 2013 using the batch migration process detailed here
On step 5, when running the New-Migration cmdlet to create the migration batch as follows
New-MigrationBatch -Name PFMigration -SourcePublicFolderDatabase (Get-PublicFolderDatabase -Server SERVER01) -CSVData (Get-Content Public_Folder_to_mailbox_map.csv -Encoding Byte) -NotificationEmails user@domain.com -BadItemLimit $BadItemLimitCount