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Exam Ref 70-346 Managing Office 365 Identities and Requirements

by Orin Thomas

June 2015

Intermediate to advanced

320 pages

7h 31m

English

Microsoft Press

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Objective 1.1: Provision tenantsSetting up an Office 365 trialConfigure the tenant nameTenant regionAdministrator rolesManage tenant subscriptions and licensesObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.2: Add and configure custom domainsSpecify domain nameConfirm ownershipSpecify domain purposeMove ownership of DNS to Office 365Objective summaryObjective reviewObjective 1.3: Plan a pilotDesignate pilot usersIdentify workloads that don’t require migrationRun the Office 365 on-ramp readiness toolCreate a test plan or use caseConnect existing email accounts for pilot usersService descriptionsObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 1.1: Thought experimentObjective 1.1: ReviewObjective 1.2: Thought experimentObjective 1.2: ReviewObjective 1.3: Thought experimentObjective 1.3: Review
Objective 2.1: Configure DNS records for servicesExchange DNS recordsSkype for Business Online DNS recordsSharePoint Online DNS recordsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 2.2: Enable client connectivity to Office 365Proxy server configurationOutbound firewall portsRecommend bandwidthInternet connectivity for clientsDeploy desktop setup for previous versions of Office clientsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 2.3: Administer rights managementActivate Azure Rights ManagementOffice integration with Rights ManagementAssign roles for Microsoft Azure Active Directory RMEnable recovery of protected documentObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 2.4: Manage administrator roles in Office 365Global administratorBilling administratorUser management administratorService administratorPassword administratorDelegated administratorManage role membershipObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 2.1: Thought experimentObjective 2.1: ReviewObjective 2.2: Thought experimentObjective 2.2: ReviewObjective 2.3: Thought experimentObjective 2.3: ReviewObjective 2.4: Thought experimentObjective 2.4: Review
Objective 3.1: Configure password managementWorking with cloud identitiesConfiguring password policiesFollowing password complexity policiesResetting passwordsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 3.2: Manage user and security groupsUsing the bulk import processUsing soft deleteEnabling multi-factor authenticationUsing Azure Active Directory Graph APIObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 3.3: Manage cloud identities with Windows PowerShellManaging user passwords with Windows PowerShellHard deleting usersPerforming bulk account operationsUsing Azure Active Directory cmdletsObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 3.1: Thought experimentObjective 3.1: ReviewObjective 3.2: Thought experimentObjective 3.2: ReviewObjective 3.3: Thought experimentObjective 3.3: Review
Objective 4.1: Prepare on-premises Active Directory for DirSyncUsing Active Directory synchronization toolsCleaning up existing Active Directory objectsUsing UPN suffixes and non-routable domainsPlanning for filtering Active DirectorySupporting multiple forestsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 4.2: Set up DirSyncMeeting the DirSync installation requirementsInstalling DirSyncFilteringIdentifying synchronized attributesSyncing passwordsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 4.3: Manage Active Directory users and groups with DirSync in placeCreating users and groupsModifying users and groupsDeleting users and groupsScheduling synchronizationForcing synchronizationObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 4.1: Thought experimentObjective 4.1: ReviewObjective 4.2: Thought experimentObjective 4.2: ReviewObjective 4.3: Thought experimentObjective 4.3: Review

Objective 5.1: Plan requirements for Active Directory Federation ServicesDeploying AD FS topologiesUsing certificatesUsing namespacesMeeting network requirementsConfiguring multi-factor authenticationAccessing filtering using claims rulesObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 5.2: Install and manage AD FS serversCreating AD FS service accountsConfiguring farm or stand-alone settingsInstalling and configuring AD FSAdding additional serversConverting from standard to federated domainManaging certificate life cycleObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 5.3: Install and manage AD FS Proxy serversSetting up perimeter network name resolutionSetting up certificatesInstalling required Windows roles and featuresConfiguring AD FS Web Application ProxySetting custom proxy forms login pageObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 5.1: Thought experimentObjective 5.1: ReviewObjective 5.2: Thought experimentObjective 5.2: ReviewObjective 5.3: Thought experimentObjective 5.3: Review
Objective 6.1: Analyze reportsOffice 365 reportsMail reportsUsage reportsSkype for BusinessSharePointOneDrive for BusinessAuditing reportsProtection reportsRules reportsData Loss Prevention reportsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 6.2: Monitor service healthService Health DashboardOffice 365 Management PackWindows PowerShell cmdletsObjective summaryObjective reviewObjective 6.3: Isolate service interruptionCreate a service requestMicrosoft Remote Connectivity AnalyzerMicrosoft Connectivity AnalyzerTransport Reliability IP ProbeHybrid Free/Busy TroubleshooterObjective summaryObjective reviewAnswersObjective 6.1: Thought experimentObjective 6.1: ReviewObjective 6.2: Thought experimentObjective 6.2: ReviewObjective 6.3: Thought experimentObjective 6.3: Review

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ORIN THOMAS is an MVP, a Microsoft Regional Director, an MCT and has a string of Microsoft MCSE and MCITP certifications. He has written more than 30 books for Microsoft Press on topics including Windows Server, Windows Client, Azure, System Center, Exchange Server, Security, and SQL Server. He is an author at PluralSight and is a contributing editor at Windows IT Pro magazine. He has been working in IT since the early 1990’s and regularly speaks at conferences in Australia and around the world. Orin founded and runs the Melbourne System Center, Security, and Infrastructure Group and is completing a Doctorate in Information Technology ...