killocover.blogg.se - april 2022

#Office 365 support line install#

You can’t press CTRL+V to paste into the Powershell window – you must right click and then select Paste. To do that, type Connect-MsolServiceNote:įor all of these commands, you can copy and paste them, however, even that isn’t straight forward.

To do anything at all, we need to log in.

You’ll see the following, fairly uninviting and quite intimidating, screen:

To make use of the Powershell system, first open the shortcut highlighted above by single left-clicking on it.

Logging into the Powershell system to administer Office365 Once you have installed both of those applications, you’ll see a new icon on your Start menu called “Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell”:

Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell 32-bit version or 64-bit version.

Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant for IT Professionals.

(If you’re not sure, the rest of these notes are probably not for you – ask for help)

#Office 365 support line install#

Before you install either of them, you need to know if you are using a 32-bit or a 64-bit version of Windows. To be able to use the command line interface, you must install two applications to your PC.

Installing the Powershell system required to administer Office365 Some of Office365’s administrative options are accessible via the web using the “Office365 Portal” but others are available only via a command line interface. Some offer just email service, others online versions of Word, Excel etc, and others include both of those as well as licences for the traditional software that you can install on your PC. Some are aimed at home users, others at business users. There are different levels of service, but they are all paid-for. Microsoft’s Office 365 service is an online service more like Google G Suite than the Microsoft Office software that you have traditionally installed onto your PC.