In these Covid-19 times, Office 365 (soon to be Microsoft 365) is becoming more and more important (and popular).

In these difficult times, we see an increase in Teams usage. For some users, this is a new experience, and it is important to help them out. I see a lot of people and companies hold webinars for helping out. This is good and drives user adoption.

As the family already use a DAKboard to keep track of our upcoming tasks and reminders, we often take a peek to see what’s happening. To also involve my kids, I thought I’d create something for them.

Approximately once every month, Microsoft updates their Office 365 endpoints. These are the internet endpoints for all the Office 365 services you need to be aware of if you filter/block outbound traffic.

After the first Office ProPlus updates for 2020 showed up last week, I saw jibberish as output in the Teams channels. Looking into the Microsoft websites for the different update channels, I saw that Microsoft added an additional Note section to all channel changelog pages, as opposed to 2019:

A little side-project at home, as I found a use case for some Powershell scripting.