Hi there folks!
Sometime ago I created a quick ten step guide and had it published on TechNet – amazed to find so much interest, and great comments! ShareGate contacted me and asked if they could turn it into an info-graphic (which looks great); now available on their site and is displayed below – enjoy!
Getting hands on deployment information concerning SharePoint 2019 can be a challenge. Managed to locate this guide which is created by Microsoft detailing the process!
Had some fun trying to get a domain validated with Office365. Here’s the issue.
When going for validation, you will be given instructions on setting a TXT or MX record and will be given a validation code to enter with your provider. If the provider given on the page is not yours you could then take a look at the
help screen that gives more details and step by step instructions.
However, it is difficult to ascertain whether the TXT record has been set.
NSLOOKUP comes to the rescue:
You should then get a
response that looks something like this:
Non-authoritative answer:
yourdomain.com text =
“MS=ms1625352”
yourdomain.com nameserver = ns2.123-reg.co.uk
yourdomain.com nameserver = ns.123-reg.co.uk
ns1 internet address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
ns2 internet address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Notice the MS line above – thats the TXT record, and thats what the validation looks for. If you see this, then your domain should be validated successfully.
Being an Office 365 administrator is challenging. Simply being on top of the changes in Office365 would be difficult in the extreme, simply because you may need to feed into more than one client, and trying to pass information directly to them in their form may be challenging. The key focus of service delivery is repeatability; the attempt to apply one solution for all as a generic standpoint. One of the key tools for Office 365 is the Public Roadmap, which I use to show clients and customers what is happening in the world of Office 365 and how quickly the information can be obtained.
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