SeekingApprentice

A lot of this is clearly embellished. At the end of the day - why make trouble for yourself with this... Training them to think through emotional situations. People don't care that in depth and you have to work around that and frame it far differently.

I've been at this since 2014 and it's normal. Just make sure come review you express it as a structural shift and not just added responsibility. The thing about doing what we do is - getting up to speed. You may have never been trained or done it but you should have the base knowledge to get up to speed. It's one of the harder parts of our job. We're the trash can for a lot of - someone needs to own it. There is more expected of us in regard to figuring stuff out because we keep everthing running.

Not being a jerk, but you sound green. Most of us understand when something isn't the most efficient. We just know better than to touch it and make more work for ourselves long term.

It very much would be for me. Copy Profile to OD, download from OD on the target machine.

I'd go Palo Alto if budget allowed for sure.

isco is awesome but you're right - they nickel and dime the hell out of you. I have a used Cisco 10gb / 25gb switch I got off Ebay. It's a f-ing beast, but I also don't pay any of the subscription stuff.

Yeah, I'd do it just like this. I'd prob use OneDrive to make it easier.

It should just work. I wouldn't waste E3s on them. Have them try in OWA if they have not.

For Outlook Desktop (Microsoft 365 / 2019 / 2016 / 2013 / 2010): 1. **Open Outlook**. 2. Click on the **File** tab in the top left corner. 3. Select **Options** from the menu. 4. In the **Mail** category, scroll down to the **Send Messages** section. 5. Click on the **Empty Auto-Complete List** button. 6. Confirm by clicking **Yes** when prompted. This will delete all entries in your AutoComplete cache. Alternatively, you can also clear individual email addresses from the AutoComplete list by: 1. Start typing an email address in the "To" field. 2. Use the arrow keys to highlight the unwanted email address. 3. Press **Delete** on your keyboard to remove it from the AutoComplete list.

Yeah I use SQL to support things. I bubbled up to the top early in my career because I would solve SAAS issues by looking through the database and then also writing SPs to streamline things. I'm not top tier SQL Man, but I can hold my own and think creative enough. I took an SP someone here wrote that was running for hours and hitting the CPU hard by simply introducing a temp table.

I've never had a job where I just do 365. I've owned it in three orgs to to bottom, but it was just one other system I owned. So it alone didn't get me a good review. One thing that was a big benefit to me was - I had a LAPS policy that was always hit or miss. MS came out with a more standardized way to configure the policy in Intune so I switched to that. Before, the menu under radom devices wouldn't show the local password menu item despite the device showing it successfully pulled the policy. I keep ours fairly clean and make sure everything is done the same. I also wrote a script to pull active employees and their details from the HR system API and sync any mismatch with Entra.

I tried a server on either coast and it's fine. I also tried in my Central US location.

i'd verify who you are or maybe contact support for transfer codes to transfer them out. I use Name Silo. They were one of the first to have domain privacy for free.

It doesn't sound like a payment issue. Just more not knowing a security group was responsible for assignment and removal.

I was just going to say print drivers

I don't understand the question. Were are they running scripts? Servers? Remove their access. Against 365? Remove their admin ability.

Nah.