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    Azure Image Builder | Azure Virtual Desktop | Cloud | Code | Infrastructure | PowerShell

    Azure Virtual Desktop | Image Builder part I

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 28/05/202428/05/2024

    Reading Time: 2 minutesAzure Virtual Desktop (AVD) is a desktop and app virtualization service running on the cloud. It’s the only virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) that delivers simplified management, multi-session Windows 10/11, optimizations for Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise, and support for Remote Desktop Services (RDS) environments. One of the key components of AVD is the use of “Golden…

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    Azure Virtual Desktop | Cloud | Infrastructure

    Azure Virtual Desktop | The complete setup guide

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 28/05/202428/05/2024

    Reading Time: 2 minutesIn the last few months it was a journey to get to know about all the inns and outs of azure virtual desktop. During my journey I have written blogs about it and share them with you.

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  • Microsoft Teams | Provisioning private channels
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    Microsoft Teams | Provisioning private channels

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 04/09/202313/02/2024

    Reading Time: 4 minutesCreating a teams with a private channel causes that the drive for the private channel will not be available until you click the files tab. In automation this is not what you want, so let’s see how we can trick this that it will be available.

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  • Microsoft Teams | Create Channel from Microsoft Teams Form
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    Microsoft Teams | Create Channel from Microsoft Teams Form

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 25/07/202325/07/2023

    Reading Time: 7 minutesAs an admin you want control over the creation of Teams channels or folder structures. Not every user is capable to provision channels the correct way. Disable the default for users to create but provide them a solution to create channels through a form. Use Azure Functions and Microsoft Teams Forms for the self-service.

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  • BOOK | Exam Ref AZ-801
    Azure | Azure Active Directory | Infrastructure

    BOOK | Exam Ref AZ-801

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 10/07/202310/07/2023

    Reading Time: < 1 minuteI’m thrilled to inform you that the last months I have been doing the Technical Review for Exam Ref AZ-801: Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services. Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced Services Exam Ref AZ-801 helps you master various cloud and data center management concepts in detail, helping you grow your expertise in configuring and…

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  • M365 Tenant to Tenant | Avepoint
    E-Mail | Exchange | Identity | M365 | Tenant to Tenant Migration

    M365 Tenant to Tenant | Avepoint

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 10/07/202307/07/2023

    Reading Time: 5 minutesTenant to Tenant migration are more common these days. Mergers and divestitures are struggling with multiple tenants. Using AvePoint Fly can be a solution to combine the tenants and have only one management place. A blog post with all the information you need.

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  • Azure Active Directory | Cloud-Only Administrative Accounts
    Azure Active Directory | Cloud | Identity | Security

    Azure Active Directory | Cloud-Only Administrative Accounts

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 06/06/202301/06/2023

    Reading Time: 3 minutesComing from an on-premises environment, it can be hard how to setup administrative accounts. On-premises was the default to have certain permissions. In Azure Active Directory that is a bit changed. This blog explains how to approach and why you should use Cloud-Only administrative accounts.

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  • M365 Tenant to Tenant | BitTitan
    Azure Active Directory | E-Mail | Exchange | Identity | M365 | Tenant to Tenant Migration

    M365 Tenant to Tenant | BitTitan

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 05/06/202301/06/2023

    Reading Time: 6 minutesTenant to Tenant migration are more common these days. Mergers and divestitures are struggling with multiple tenants. Using BitTitan can be a solution to combine the tenants and have only one management place. Migrating with BitTitan and there documentation can be also a pain in the ass. A blog post with all the information you need.

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  • Terraform | Azure Virtual Desktop
    Azure | Azure Virtual Desktop | Code | Infrastructure | Terraform

    Terraform | Azure Virtual Desktop

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 01/06/202301/06/2023

    Reading Time: 5 minutesAzure Virtual Desktop deployment with Terraform enables organizations to automate the provisioning and management of virtual desktop infrastructure in Microsoft Azure. Terraform provides a declarative approach to define and deploy the necessary Azure resources, simplifying the process and ensuring consistency in the deployment of Azure Virtual Desktop environments.

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  • Microsoft Entra | Secure Azure AD Tenant
    Azure Active Directory | Identity | Security

    Microsoft Entra | Secure Azure AD Tenant

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 11/05/202303/07/2023

    Reading Time: 5 minutesSecuring your Azure Active Directory is more needed than ever. Microsoft Entra is the new Admin center for this. Learn how to set it up and secure your tenant more.

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  • Azure | Get Notified when Break Glass account is used
    Azure | Azure Active Directory | Cloud | Identity | Security

    Azure | Get Notified when Break Glass account is used

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 04/05/202303/05/2023

    Reading Time: 5 minutesA Break Glass Account is an emergency account that grants access to critical resources when regular credentials are unavailable. It plays a vital role in ensuring business continuity during a crisis and enables a response strategy for cybersecurity threats. Shared and privileged accounts are the two types of Break Glass Accounts, and their use must be controlled and monitored to avoid security risks.

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  • Azure | Secure Azure Virtual Desktop with MFA
    Azure | Azure Virtual Desktop | Identity | Security

    Azure | Secure Azure Virtual Desktop with MFA

    ByAlex ter Neuzen 18/04/202326/06/2024

    Reading Time: 4 minutesLearn how to secure your Azure Virtual Desktop with conditional access and Azure MFA. Protect your organization from potential security attacks. Take steps now to create a powerful remote work environment for your users.

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