This makes more sense. Partners have a vested interest in making sure the products are supportable. One of the biggest problems I have with Microsoft is that when I find bugs, I can't get them fixed for customers. Creating a ring first for partners will allow us to report errors sooner so we don't get nightmare calls in the field.

An administrator can know a single query what information (files, folders ... ) a user is sharing and the permissions on all the sites in a site collection

ref case SRX615110193331060ID, for some reason iPhone messed up archive policies of some 100 subfolders
only possible way was to change manually folder by folder or delete custom archive policy
if this happens with a default archive policy, no idea if it can be deleted
or have the option to cascade the policy in the GUI

Currently, creating creating a recipient filter for a DDG based on manager requires you to specify the full path of the manager including the server they reside on. Since this server can change suddenly and with no warning, these groups break randomly. The recipient filter logic should be changed to be server agnostic.

On on-premise exchange servers you can use display name and simple display name, and set up sdn to be for remote domain and display name for internal domains, and therfore have two display names.
I would like a similar feature in O365

Notifications lors d'un nouvel email sur boite au lettre supplémentaire et boites aux lettres partagé.

In Office 365 portal it won't let you remove a domain if there are users with that domain as an alias to their email. However the removal process doesn't tell you that and just keeps spinning trying to remove it.

Would suggest that it tells you that you have aliases, and allows you to view / download a list.

the opaque and difficult set up for office 365 does not allow me to easily and simply include access and publisher. i can see it on my desk top but after an hour with tech support i still cannot see it on office 365 online.

1. The Administrators can see a List of Shares with the function to Filter Specific User so that they can aggressively delete the shares without any impact from Users.


2. In Shared with me, Users can delete the Shares that have been established to them if they want.


3. Sharing with Groups enable the Shared Folders to be appeared in Shared with me section of each of OneDrive for Business.


4. Force to delete the file or folder that has been locked (Solved).

I would like the ability to assign a policy to a student license that only allows them to email a particular number of recipients (10 in total).
I would like to be able to assign a policy to a faculty license that allows them to send to 5000 recipients.

This will stop mass mailing internally. This has caused my students to start arguments over email, thankfully we have been able to mitigate against any fights so far.

Several of our customers use public folders but have lost confidence in because of apparently random permission changes and document loss. They would like some way of auditing changes to permissions and the deletion of documents.

Ability to move content across site collection with metadata,vensions and links across site collections

When using an email filter in the mail flow to Bcc a message to an alternate destination, the envelope sender (RCPT-To) is understandably changed to the new Bcc destination. It would be nice to be able to include the original envelope destination in, e.g. in an X-Original-To header.

This could be done with a dedicated option, or by allowing variable substitution in the "add a header" filter action.

il serait agréable de paramétrer outlook de sorte que s'ouvre non seulement la messagerie, mais aussi le calendrier et les tâches, les fenêtres justement dimensionnées en plein écran.

Small Business licenses need to be able to assign a Billing Admin. The Global administrator is infrequently the Accounting Team or a Billing Administrator. Billing Admin needs to be able to access invoices and make payments without giving them the keys to the kingdom!

For security, we want to be able to restrict users from accessing OneDrive for Business from outside of the office. My posts to forums returns the answer that this cannot be done right now.

Need to know, the Sender private IP (PC IP Address) connecting to exchange online using outlook. second thing how can I figure out the amount of email content (items) synced to client ost from exchange online and how much is pending to be synced.