To add a domain in the Microsoft 365 admin portal, follow these steps: 1. Sign in to Microsoft 365 Admin Center: Open your web browser and navigate to https://admin.microsoft.com/. Sign in using your administrator credentials. 2. Access the Admin Center: Once signed in, you will land on the Microsoft 365 Admin Center dashboard. From here, navigate to the "Setup" section on the left-hand side menu. 3. Go to Domains: In the "Setup" section, select "Domains" or "Add a domain" depending on your view. This will take you to the "Domains" page. 4. Start Adding a Domain: On the "Domains" page, click on the "Add domain" button to start the process of adding a new domain. 5. Enter the Domain Name: In the dialog box that appears, enter the domain name that you want to add to your Microsoft 365 account. This could be a domain that you already own or a new one that you're registering. 6. Verify Domain Ownership: After entering the domain name, you will need to verify that you own the domain. Microsoft provides several methods for domain verification, such as adding a TXT record to your DNS settings, adding an MX record, or uploading an HTML file to your website's root directory. 7. Choose Verification Method: Select the verification method that works best for you and follow the provided instructions to complete the verification process. Once verified, click on the "Verify" button. 8. Complete Domain Setup: After successfully verifying domain ownership, you'll be prompted to complete the domain setup. This involves configuring DNS records for your domain to ensure that services like email and Teams function correctly. 9. Configure DNS Records: Follow the on-screen instructions to add the required DNS records to your domain registrar's DNS settings. These records typically include MX, TXT, CNAME, and SRV records. 10. Finish Adding the Domain: Once you've configured the necessary DNS records, return to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center and click on the "Finish adding domain" button to complete the process. 11. Verify Domain Configuration: After adding the domain, Microsoft will automatically verify the domain configuration. This process may take some time to complete. 12. Start Using the Domain: Once the domain is successfully added and verified, you can start using it with your Microsoft 365 services, such as Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Microsoft Teams. By following these steps, you can easily add a domain to your Microsoft 365 account and configure it to work with your organization's services. To follow the original Microsoft KB article, click on the link: Add a domain to Microsoft 365 #microsoft365 #globaladmin

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Creating users in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) involves several steps. Here's a general overview of the process: 1. Sign in to Azure Portal: Go to the Azure Portal (https://portal.azure.com/) and sign in with your Azure account credentials. 2. Navigate to Azure Active Directory: In the Azure Portal, locate and select "Azure Active Directory" from the left-hand menu. This will take you to the Azure AD dashboard. 3. Access the Users Section: Within the Azure AD dashboard, select "Users" from the left-hand menu. This will display a list of existing users in your directory. 4. Add a New User: To create a new user, click on the "+ New user" button at the top of the users list. 5. Enter User Details: In the "User" pane that appears, fill in the required details for the new user. This typically includes fields such as: - User name: The unique identifier for the user. - Name: The user's full name. - First name and Last name. - Password: Set a temporary or initial password for the user. You can choose to require the user to change their password on first sign-in. - User type: Choose between "New user in your organization" or "User with an existing Microsoft account." 6. Assign User Roles (Optional): You can assign roles to the user to define their permissions within Azure AD or specific Azure resources. This includes roles like Global administrator, User administrator, Application administrator, etc. 7. Assign Licenses (Optional): If your organization uses Azure AD Premium features or other Microsoft services, you may need to assign licenses to the user to grant access to those services. 8. Review and Create: Once you have entered all the necessary information, review the details to ensure accuracy, and then click on the "Create" button to create the new user. 9. Confirmation: After successfully creating the user, you will see a confirmation message indicating that the user has been created. You can then proceed to manage additional settings or perform other tasks as needed. 10. Notify User: Finally, inform the user of their account details and provide instructions for accessing Azure resources or signing in to services, if necessary. Following these steps will allow you to create new users in Azure Active Directory and manage their access to Azure resources and services effectively. #cybersparrow #techcom #microsoft365 #azuread

To remotely access a computer in both Windows 10 and Windows 11, you can use the built-in feature called "Remote Desktop." Here's the process: On the Computer You Want to Access Remotely (the Host): 1. Enable Remote Desktop: - Press `Win + S` to open the search bar and type "Remote Desktop settings" then select it from the search results. - In the Remote Desktop settings, toggle the switch under "Enable Remote Desktop" to turn it on. - Note down the device's name under "PC name" or its IP address. 2. Allow Remote Desktop through Firewall: - In the search bar, type "Allow an app through Windows Firewall" and select it. - Click "Change settings" and ensure "Remote Desktop" is checked in both private and public network settings. 3. Set Up Account Permissions: - Click on "Advanced settings" in the Remote Desktop settings. - Click on "Select users that can remotely access this PC" and add the user account(s) you want to grant access to. On the Remote Computer (the Client): 1. Open Remote Desktop Connection: - Press `Win + R` to open the Run dialog box, type "mstsc", and press Enter. - In the Remote Desktop Connection window, type the IP address or the name of the remote computer you want to connect to. 2. Connect: - Click on "Connect." - If prompted, enter the username and password of the account you have permission to access on the remote computer. 3. Access Remotely: - Once connected, you'll be able to control the remote computer as if you were physically present at it. Important Notes: - Both computers should be connected to the internet. - You may need to configure your router or firewall settings to allow Remote Desktop traffic if you're connecting over the internet. - Remote Desktop may require administrative privileges to enable and configure. - Ensure the remote computer is powered on and connected to the network. This process allows you to remotely access Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers using the built-in Remote Desktop feature. #cybersparrow #microsoft365 #techcomsupport