Post Views: 9,493 In the following article, we will review the restore process of the Exchange Online Room mailbox. We will demonstrate two options for restoring a deleted Exchange Online Room mailbox: Restore the Office 365 user account, that was the owner of the deleted Room mailbox. The restore process will be implemented by using…
Post Views: 4,719 The current article serves as an index, for the different Exchange Online mailbox restore scenarios, which appear along the current article series that include 23 articles. The purpose of this “index” is, to help you to quickly and efficiently locate the specific Exchange Online mailbox restore scenario that you need to deal…
Post Views: 6,643 In the current article, we will review in high level the different options, for recovering Exchange Online mailbox.Before we dive into the deep water off – “Exchange Online restores mailbox scenario” and specific details of the restore process that will be reviewed in the next articles in the current article series. It’s…
Post Views: 5,704 In the current article, we review the possible causes that lead to a scenario, in which Exchange Online mailbox is deleted.The logical assumption is that “mailbox deletion event” not just happens, but instead, the person that acts as the Exchange Online administrator, performs the mailbox deletion consciously. In reality, there are many…
Post Views: 5,719 In the current article, we continue to review different concepts and components that relate and involved throughout the process of restoring Exchange Online mailbox. We will start by describing a concept which I define as “Falling domino effect,” that relates to the chain of an event in an Office 365 based environment…
Post Views: 21,240 The current article series deal with the subject of – restoring or recovering a deleted mailbox in Office 365 (Exchange Online) environment. The interesting thing about “Restore deleted mailbox” in an Office 365 based environment is, that most of the time, most of us (including me), not fully understand what is happening…
Post Views: 18,695 In the current article, we will review how to change the default Exchange Online incoming mail policy, which enables any host, to address Exchange Online using SMTP. A different way of describing such a scenario is – Block SMTP access of external mail servers to Exchange Online. In our scenario, we want…
Post Views: 17,745 In the current article, we review how to configure a WordPress site that is hosted at GoDaddy, and use a Shared Hosting plan, use the GoDaddy SMTP mail server. In our scenario, we use the help of Postman SMTP Mailer/Email Log mail plugin. Before we start, it’s important to me to emphasize…
Post Views: 7,326 In the current article, we continue to review the scenario in which we want to configure our WordPress site to address Exchange Online server, and implement the best-practice scenario, in which we implement an authenticated mail session (providing Office 365 user credentials). The main reason in which users often avoid the best…
Post Views: 14,312 In the current article, we review how to configure a WordPress site, to address Office 365 mail by using the recommended configuration. In a scenario in which our WordPress website serves as a “mail client” that addresses mail server and asks him to be “his mail server,” the best practice is to…
Post Views: 9,824 In the following article, we will provide “step by step” instructions for creating Exchange Online bypass spam rule, that will prevent the “spam check” that the Exchange Online mail server performs for a specific E-mail address. The current article is the continuation of the former article. A quick reminder, in the previous…
Post Views: 22,358 In the current article, we review a scenario in which we need to configure our WordPress site to use Exchange Online as “mail server”.The main character of this scenario is – that we want to configure our WordPress site to address Office 365 mail services without providing any user credentials (anonymously). The…
