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    Jeff Brown wrote a new post, Azure Bicep: Getting started guide 6 months ago

    Infrastructure as code aims to make resource deployment more predictable. Instead of writing complicated scripts, you write out what the resource should look like and then have a tool figure out how to deploy it. For Azure, the infrastructure-as-code solution has been the Azure Resource Manager or ARM templates written in the JSON syntax. Microsoft recently released a new configuration called Azure Bicep, which makes the configuration writing process more manageable. In this article, you’ll learn about the Bicep syntax, authoring a Bicep template, and deploying Azure resources using Azure PowerShell and Azure CLI.

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    Pablo Brinvat and Profile picture of Jeff BrownJeff Brown are now friends 6 months, 2 weeks ago

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    Jeff Brown wrote a new post, Group logo of PowerShellRunning PowerShell scripts remotely on Azure virtual machines 6 months, 3 weeks ago

    With organizations moving more workloads into Azure, administrators now have more options for running PowerShell commands and scripts across virtual machines. In this post, you will learn multiple ways to execute PowerShell remotely on your Azure virtual machines.

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    Jeff Brown commented on Configuring auto attendant directory search in Microsoft Teams 8 months, 3 weeks ago

    I have not tested this but maybe changing the display name for the users? I’ve seen where companies do something like “Jane Doe (Sales)” to distinguish between people with the same names.

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    Jeff Brown commented on Configuring auto attendant directory search in Microsoft Teams 9 months, 2 weeks ago

    If you are assigning the number on the user account in the M365 portal, no, it doesn't have to be unique. But I am unsure how Teams would handle trying to transfer the call. I've never tried that scenario.

    Right now Teams (as far as I know) doesn't support settings extensions like it did back in the Skype for Business Server days. My guess is for right now is to avoid using the same extension for multiple users.

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    Jeff Brown commented on Group logo of PowerShellSort Exchange and Office 365 mailboxes by size with PowerShell 9 months, 4 weeks ago

    Check out this link, haven't tried it myself but since Exchange Online is a remote PS session, might help:

    powershell – Exchange Get-MailboxFolderStatistics FolderSize to MB – Stack Overflow

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    Jeff Brown wrote a new post, Migrate Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams with Meeting Migration Service 1 year, 4 months ago

    While the migration from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams has many moving parts, one item you don’t need to worry about is updating meetings. Microsoft provides the Meeting Migration Service (MMS), which automatically converts your existing Skype for Business meetings to Microsoft Teams meetings. However, there are some scenarios where automatic migration does not occur, and you need to know how to verify that meetings were migrated successfully. In this post, I will cover when migrations occur and how to configure your tenant for automatic migrations.