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Implement external banner using exchange online

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Some of the company do not enable external banner for sender outside of the organization. In this blog, we will perform a basic and yet, effective banner so all users are being informed or reminded for their safety every time they receive an email from external. We have 2 goals: 1. Create a company's custom banner for external emails 2. Insert EXTERNAL tag in the email subject without duplication Lets get started: Create Mail flow rule for External banner message 1. Login to exchange admin center 2. Click Mail flow > Rules 3. Click Add a rule > Create a new rule 4. Fill this up: Name: External message warning rule Apply this rule if: The sender: is External/Internal > Outside the Organization CLICK Add a new condition The recipient: is External/Internal > Inside the Organization Do the following: Apply a disclaimer to the message : prepend a disclaimer CLICK enter text: Prepend  '<p style="border:1px; border-style:solid; border-color: #FFCACA; background-co...

Redirecting User profile to another drive

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  Resources needed for this blog: WS2016-Test : Group Policy management Win10Pro : Client machine for testing A.     Configure Group Policy for modifying registry settings 1. On Server Manager, click tools and then click Group Policy Management 2.  Go to the target OU then right click , then click Create a GPO in this domain, and link it here.. (optionally, you can configure this settings on existing GPO) 3.  On New GPO windows, Type GPO name then click Ok 4.   Right click that GPO then click Edit 5.  Navigate to User Configuration>Preferences> click and Right click Registry , click New then Registry item 6.  On the Hive, select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE , then on the Key Path, click ellipsis … 7.  On registry item, extend/navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE> SOFTWARE> MICROSOFT> Windows NT> CurrentVersion> Profile List Then Click ProfilesDirectory and click Select button 8.  On New Registry Properties wi...

Advanced Group Policy Management (AGPM) with High Availability Set-up Guide

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  Terminology:   AGPM: Microsoft Advanced Group Policy Management (AGPM) is a client/server application. The AGPM Server stores Group Policy Objects (GPOs) offline in the archive that AGPM creates on the server's file system. Group Policy administrators use the AGPM snap-in for the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) to work with GPOs on the server that hosts the archive. Understanding the parts of AGPM and related items, how they store GPOs in the file system, and how permissions control the actions available to each user role can improve Group Policy administrators' effectiveness with AGPM.   AGPM Client:   A computer that runs the AGPM snap-in for the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) and from which Group Policy administrators manage GPOs .   AGPM snap-in:  The software component of AGPM installed on AGPM Clients so that they can manage GPOs.   AGPM Server:  A server that runs the AGPM Service and manages an archive. Eac...