Thanks. That seem to to the trick. I now have version 2.0.5 ExchangeOnlineManagement. Not sure why I don't have 2.0.6. although the command worked without any errors.

That worked :)

@RahulJindal-2267 - Office will be installed on a windows 10 shared computer. Is not for a specific account. I am trying to figure out if MDM URLS are pushed automatically to the computer. do you know?

Hi

What is the difference between automatic enrollment in Intune Hybrid AD joined vs Windows 10 device automatically using Group Policy? any pros.cons to either

Hi Nick

We do have ADFS. I read a couple articles about this subject. Why is there a need for Conditional Access rules un Azure Hybrid AD joined computers?

I am begining to understand the options available for a windows 10 to be Hybrid AD join.
Reg key for a couple computers, Automatic using group policy or auto enrollment with grou policy.

Do any of these options require user intervention? Pop-ups

Hi

What is the proper way to disable the prompt. "Allow my organization to manage my device" in windows 10.

Is it in thru? Azure AD connect sync, Azure Active Directory admin center or registry?

Hi,

Althought the sync is not running on the production server, and enable staging mode is selected on the staging server, the Next button is grayed out unless, I uncheck staging mode. any thoughts?

I would appreciate if you can answer another question. Are there any differences between the permissions applied to a sharepoint library vs teams?
I think the permissions are the same in Teams/SP. Teams folders/files in SharePoint>Manage access permissions are members , visitors and owners. Also advanced permissions in SP. I think in advance options, company users, not members of the channel can be manually added in advance with some permissions.

Thanks @JulieWang-MSFT Very help-ful links.

Last question. I understand is recommend to manager the permissions in teams if SharePoint is used. So if a SharePoint site is created with multiple libraries and users are accessing the files in Teams thru Document Library Tab. Are the file permissions still best to manage in Teams?

Hi

I am currently looking into migrating a file server shared to Teams/SP. I might have some folders that require read-only access.
Do you have any other suggestions?

With the document library view limit of more than 5000 items. If I have a 1TB of file shares. What's really the best method for folder structure in Teams/Sharepoint. Is it to setup multiple library documents or several sub channels?

Thanks for your advice.

Thanks for answering my questions.

1. Correct. Under documents, I created a new folder and added a new read only permission group and the user with member access to the channel could still edit the file.
   

   
   
   
   
   
   

2. Correct, only members will have access to a private channel