I have 2 (3 actually), office 365 accounts for 2 separate companies and to check/respond to emails, I have to continuously sign-in/out of each.
How do I receive both email accounts into one office 365 account?
I need to be able to respond to both with the correct address (so forwarding is out of the question).
If you are using Outlook Online with web browser, you can open different Office 365 accounts in separate windows using browser's private browsing mode:
Internet Explorer: Tools > InPrivate Browsing (Ctrl+Shift+P)
Firefox: File > New Private Window (Ctrl+Shift+P)
Chrome: Top-right three-dot menu > New incognito window (Ctrl+Shift+N)
If you have Office 2010 or newer installed on your workstation, you can have multiple Exchange accounts in your mail profile, and use them simultaneously. To add an account in to you profile in Outlook: (Just enter the email address, leave other fields empty and type in password when it's asked)
File > Account Setting > Account Settings > E-mail > Add...
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Windows Server 2016, ADFS, Certification Authority
I tried to create duplicate web server template, but it says that it's not an accessible. see below snap.
Now, My client is not technical, he provide me an account with most of the access, account is not an administrator, but I can assign many access to my self using AD Administrative service.
My only question is which access DO I need to provide to this account for creating duplicate web server certificate template?
In a multi-domain environment, I have had the same issue, if I did not select a domain controller in the root domain, respectively in the domain that hosts the CA. In my case, another domain was chosen by the console, because my computer for remote administration is in another domain (child domain).
Try the following:
Open "Certificate Template Console"
Right-click "Certificate Templates" in the left pane
Click "Connect to another writable domain controller ..."
Change the domain
click "Ok"
Try to duplicate once again. :)
I know this is an old thread, but thought I might add a fix that could help others. The account you use to login to the CA server should have Enterprise admin rights and should also be a member of local IIS_IUSRS group. If you have verified both, just logout and login to the box again and you should be able to duplicate a template.
On the Users tab I'm trying to add a new user but the prompt says "Select user from directory" and when typing an email address to invite it just says "No identities found". This is a newly created account with default settings not linked to any azure subscription.
The settings show Allow External Guest Access which I assume should allow any microsoft account to be invited.
According to the screenshot you provided, your VSTS account is backed by an Azure Active Directory which requires that all users are directory members before they can get access to your Team Services account. So you need to add the user to your AAD first.
"External guest access" is used for external users who are added as guests through Office 365 or added using B2B collaboration by your Azure AD administrator.
Q: Can I control access to my Team Services account for external users in the connected directory?
A: Yes, but only for external users who are added as guests through
Office 365 or added using B2B collaboration by your Azure AD
administrator. These external users are managed outside the connected
directory. To learn more, contact your Azure AD administrator. The
setting below doesn't affect users who are added directly to your
organization's directory.
Refer to this link for more information: Team Services: Access with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).
I want to change https://hub.jazz.net/project/user1 to https://hub.jazz.net/project/user2 ... i.e. just change the name from user1 to user2.
I have checked update profile section and it allows update to a lot of fields but not profile id (i.e. user1).
I am not looking at changing ownership since Bluemix id is same ... just renaming user1 to user2.
Aliases are permanent and cannot be changed. However, you can create another alias and link to it from your DevOps Services account.
Create a new alias:
Log in to DevOps Services, click the Profile Settings icon, and
click Profile.
On your profile page, click EDIT PROFILE.
Click PERSONAL INFORMATION and change your email address to another email address that is not associated with your IBM id. Note:To verify which email address is associated with your IBM id, click here.
Unlink your email address:
Log in to DevOps Services by using your IBM id.
Go to the Unlink your Jazz ID and IBM id page and click Unlink Accounts.
After your accounts are unlinked, log out of DevOps Services.
Associate your new alias with your IBM id:
Log in to DevOps Services by using your IBM id.
Enter your new alias, accept the DevOps Services terms of use, and click Finish.
On the Success page, click Continue. Then, click the Profile Settings icon and click Profile.
Verify that your new alias is listed with your name.
more details here: https://hub.jazz.net/docs/faq/#alias_change
I have a virtual SharePoint 2007 environment, comprising of a domain controller, SQL server and application server (3 VM instances). The domain name is contoso.local. I need to email-enable two SharePoint document libraries and thereby created two separate domain user accounts - userA and userB. My understanding is that if I need to send and receive email within this environment via SharePoint, I must set up SMTP service on the SharePoint installed server whose hostname is MOSS2007. So I installed the SMTP Windows component and set up a default virtual SMTP server. After doing these, I see moss2007.contoso.local and contoso.local under domains. The drop directory of the former is C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Drop.
When I started Outlook Express the first time on the SharePoint server, it prompted me to set up a user. I set one up for userA and specified an email address of usera#moss2007.contoso.local. This ended up creating a folder at c:\Inetpub\mailroot\Mailbox\contoso.local\P3_UserA.mbx. When some SharePoint event receiver code sends an email to UserA#moss2007.contoso.local, the mail file appears in this folder, instead of C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Drop. My Outlook client is able to read this message, but the SharePoint email enabled document library is unable to receive and add this email to the document library, because it must be monitoring only the drop folder.
How do I set this up correctly, so the SharePoint email enabled document libraries corresponding to UserA and UserB correctly monitor and receive the correct emails respectively?
In the POP3 configuration of the IIS POP3 service you can define a folder where the folder structure will be created under.
For each user there will be also created a subdirectory named username.mbx. Like
c:\inetpub\mailroot\mailbox\domain\username.mbx...
But SharePoint will only look into the rootfolder like c:\inetpub\mailroot\.
You need to delete those mailboxes to get it work. See also this MSDN post Incoming email problem: mail in Drop and mailbox folder but not in list on this issue.
Have VS-2003, VS-2005, VS-2008
Tried enabling MSMQ in Add/Remove Windows Components and get this
'A local user is authenticated as an anonymous user and cannot access active directory. You need to log on as a domain user to access Active directory.'
I am trying to do development on my machine and want to set up a private Q so that I can develop a MSMQ application.
This is similar to this situation: I am on my machine as an admin. Am logged into VPN and trying the above.
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Uncheck the "active directory integration" option in the "add windows component" gui. It is not needed for private queues.