Managing Organization Settings for Microsoft 365 Messaging
In this course, you'll look at how Microsoft 365 delivers messaging using Exchange Online and how to configure co-existence with on-premises Exchange Server to create a hybrid deployment.
What you'll learn
Microsoft 365 includes everything organizations need to provide full messaging capabilities for users. But understanding some of the concepts and configuring features can be challenging. In this course, Managing Organization Settings for Microsoft 365 Messaging, you will learn how to successfully configure and manage Exchange Online organization settings in a hybrid cloud/on-premises deployment with Microsoft 365. First, you'll explore how to control who users can share their calendar free/busy information with. Next, you'll discover the difference between sharing and publishing calendars. Finally, you'll look at managing user email addresses, and creating and managing access to address lists and address books. By the end of this course, You'll know how Microsoft 365 delivers messages using Exchange Online and how to configure co-existence with on-premises Exchange Server to create a hybrid deployment
Table of contents
- Calendar Sharing in Hybrid Environments and Federation Trusts 3m
- Organization Relationships and Understanding the Hybrid Configuration Wizard 4m
- Downloading and Running the Hybrid Configuration Wizard 4m
- Selecting Features, a Topology, and Completing the Wizard 5m
- Using PowerShell and the Exchange Administration Center to Check a Hybrid Configuration 4m
- Understanding Email Address Policy 5m
- Address Types and Formats 3m
- Recipient Filters 2m
- Email Address Policy Priority 2m
- Recipient Containers and PowerShell Cmdlets 2m
- Create a Policy with Custom Address Type in EAC 5m
- Add a Conditional Statement 2m
- Apply and Remove Email Address Policies 3m
- Managing Email Address Policy using PowerShell 8m
- Managing Microsoft 365 Groups Using Email Address Policy 6m
About the author
Russell Smith specializes in the management and security of Microsoft-based IT systems. In addition to being a Contributing Editor at the Petri IT Knowledgebase, Russell blogs for Netwrix, and is an instructor at Pluralsight. Russell has more than 14 years of experience in IT, and has written a book on Windows security, co-authored one for Microsoft's Official Academic Course (MOAC) series, and was a regular contributor at Windows IT Professional magazine.