New Courses Released and Available
As most of you know I love to create training courses. I create them for Pluralsight, Skill Me Up and LinkedIn Learning, as well as custom ones for anyone really. I want to highlight...
Liam Cleary [MVP, MCT] Blog
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Note to Self: PnP PowerShell
If like me, you use PowerShell or Scripts of any kind, sometimes you find things don’t work, and then you find those commands that resolve it. Isn’t it true that down the line, when...
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Microsoft 365 GCC Tenant Upcoming Updates
If you work within any type of Government Microsoft 365 Tenant, known as GCC, you should understand by now that the features are not the same as provided within a regular commercial Microsoft 365...
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SharePoint 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2019 September 2020 CU
Hopefully you are not in the same boat as some organizations, who have applied the SharePoint 2010, 2013, 2016 or 2019 September 2020 Cumulative Update. As has happened in the past (just a few...
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Multiple Domain Forests, Multiple ADFS Servers, and SharePoint – Part 2
In Part 1, we reviewed my configuration, updated the certificates, and added the “Claims Provider Trusts” within each ADFS Server. In this post, we’ll configure the “Claims” for each trust, ready for testing authentication.
Creating Teams Policies with PowerShell
Over the past few months I have worked on multiple projects and training courses for Microsoft Teams. A common task is creating policies and applying them to either users or groups. Creating them, can...
Spare $5, €5, £5, or any other currency and amount?
Over the years, like most of you, I have donated and helped where I can. Sometimes it has been money, sometimes donation of time and sometimes donations of seemingly random things. The goal of...
Note to Self: PowerShell Create Dynamic Azure AD Group
If, like me, you use PowerShell or Scripts of any kind, sometimes you find things don’t work, and then you find the commands that resolve it. Isn’t it true that down the line, when...
Note to Self: Search Audit Log with Multi-factor Enabled Account using PowerShell
If like me, you use PowerShell or Scripts of any kind, sometimes you find things don’t work, and then you find those commands that resolve it. Isn’t it true that down the line, when...
Playlist: Bass, and more Bass
It has been a while since I created a playlist, so felt like I needed to create one, that includes some heavy bass!!! Dusk – Jordan Comolli Until Dawn – Jaeger Apache – BVRNOUT,...
Azure AD Administrative Units for User Management
Recently I was asked about using a single Microsoft 365 Tenant in a multi-tenancy way. Many schools in the UK are part of what is called a Multi-Academy Trust (MAT). Conceptually, a school acts...
Teams Calling Policies
The purpose of Teams Policies is to restrict or control specific features or functions. Though they are available, many organizations don’t use them. To assist with this, Microsoft does provide “Global” policies that contain...
Assigning Teams Policies to Groups
When working with Microsoft Teams, a fairly new feature is the ability to assign Teams Policies to groups of accounts. Teams itself, has not really supported this, even though you could assign policies to...
Microsoft Teams Policy Precedence
I am sure like most of you, working with Teams is now a daily task. You attend and probably create multiple meetings each day. For the past few months I have spent a lot...
Multiple Domain Forests, Multiple ADFS Servers, and SharePoint – Part 1
As part of the work I often get involved with, it tends
to involve Federated Authentication either with On-Premises or Cloud Services.
In the past, I have used Active Directory Federated Services (ADFS) as the middleman
between all kinds of applications and configurations. Most recently, I have
been working with multiple third-party federated platforms, that pass-through
ADFS onto some applications such as SharePoint of Office 365. A common question I often get asked either through
twitter, blog comments, or even email is about multiple Active Directory Forest,
Multiple Active Directory Federated Services configuration, and other
applications. As such, I thought a blog post was to explain this and
walk-through a sample setup.
