This article was written by Eric Splichal, Support Escalation Engineer. When you troubleshoot Microsoft Office issues, traditional log settings sometimes don’t collect enough information. These might include sign-in issues, installation and patching issues, or even app issues. To collect more verbose logging details, registry keys must be added. For sign-in or activation issues, run the following Read More
Category: Microsoft 365
Overview of Shared Computer Activation for Microsoft 365 Apps
The information in this article is intended for administrators and IT Pros. For information about activating a personal copy of Office, see Activate Office. Shared computer activation lets you deploy Microsoft 365 Apps to a computer in your organization that is accessed by multiple users. Here are some examples of supported scenarios: Three workers at a Read More
Understand RADIUS Authentication with Azure Active Directory
Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) is a network protocol that secures a network by enabling centralized authentication and authorization of dial-in users. Many applications still rely on the RADIUS protocol to authenticate users. Microsoft Windows Server has a role called the Network Policy Server (NPS), which can act as a RADIUS server and support Read More
How to Deploy Visio or Project with Intune
Sometimes I get the question how to the deploy Visio or project to a device that has already install Microsoft 365 apps without uninstalling all the existent binaries as a side effect, so I have created this short blogpost on how to deal with this task. It is possible to add e.g. Language Packs, Proofing Read More
How to Create an Azure AD Device Group for Windows 11 Devices
Let’s learn to create Windows 11 Azure AD Device Group. You will have to get ready with Windows 11 PCs sooner than later. One of the things you can start with is creating Azure AD dynamic devices for Windows 11 PCs. You can create Azure AD dynamic device groups based on available device properties. Well, you Read More
How to Setup Azure AD SSO integration with FortiGate SSL VPN
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to integrate FortiGate SSL VPN with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). When you integrate FortiGate SSL VPN with Azure AD, you can: Use Azure AD to control who can access FortiGate SSL VPN. Enable your users to be automatically signed in to FortiGate SSL VPN with their Azure AD Read More