Microsoft 70-346: Managing Office 365 Identities and Requirements

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16.07 Hours

61 Videos

This exam is designed for IT professionals who take part in evaluating, planning, deploying, and operating the Office 365 services, including its dependencies, requirements, and supporting technologies.

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Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction To Office 365

Course Introduction
Introduction To Office 365 – Part 1
Introduction To Office 365 – Part 2
Planning A Pilot Implementation – Part 1
Planning A Pilot Implementation – Part 2
Planning A Pilot Implementation – Part 3
Planning A Pilot Implementation – Part 4
Provisioning Tenant Accounts – Part 1
Configuring A Test Lab
Provisioning Tenant Accounts – Part 2

Module 2: Administration In Office 365

Introduction To Administration In Office 365 – Part 1
Introduction To Administration In Office 365 – Part 2
Introduction To Administration In Office 365 – Part 3
Introduction To Administration In Office 365 – Part 4
Introduction To Administration In Office 365 – Part 5
Managing Users And Licenses – Part 1
Managing Users And Licenses – Part 2
Managing Users And Licenses – Part 3
Managing Security And Distribution Groups – Part 1
Managing Security And Distribution Groups – Part 2

Module 3: Managing Clients

Planning For Office Clients – Part 1
Planning For Office Clients – Part 2
Planning For Office Clients – Part 3
Managing User – Driver Client Deployments
IT Managed Deployments – Part 1
IT Managed Deployments – Part 2
IT Managed Deployments – Part 3
Office Telemetry And Reporting

Module 4: Planning DNS And Exchange Migrations

Working With Custom Domains – Part 1
Working With Custom Domains – Part 2
Working With Custom Domains – Part 3
Working With Custom Domains – Part 4
Planning To Migrate Mailboxes
Choosing A Migration Method – Part 1
Choosing A Migration Method – Part 2
Choosing A Migration Method – Part 3

Module 5: Planning And Configuring Exchange Online

Planning For Exchange Online – Part 1
Planning For Exchange Online – Part 2
Planning For Exchange Online – Part 3
Planning For Exchange Online – Part 4
Planning For Exchange Online – Part 5
Planning For Exchange Online – Part 6
Planning For Exchange Online – Part 7
Managing Recipients – Part 1
Managing Recipients – Part 2
Managing Recipients – Part 3
Managing Recipients – Part 4
Managing Anti-Malware And Anti-Spam
Managing Message Retention Recovery – Part 1
Managing Message Retention Recovery – Part 2

Module 6: Configuring Sharepoint Online

Managing Site Collections – Part 1
Managing Site Collections – Part 2
Configuring Sharing With External Users
Planning For Users Collaboration

Module 7: Configuring Lync Online

Plan For Lync Online
Configuring Lync Online Settings

Module 8: Implementing Coexistence Technologies

Implementing Directory Synchorization – Part 1
Implementing Directory Synchorization – Part 2
Implementing Directory Synchorization – Part 3
Implementing Organizational Federation
Course Outro

Course developed to meet students who is seeking to start the career of Office 365 administrator, and also aimed at those who want to advance in IT area

In this course, we focus on helping students who are both seeking certification and seeking professional knowledge, also providing a complete curriculum to fulfilling all needs to achieve 70-346 certification.

With more than 6 hours of content, having all content equivalent to the official, but in a more accessible way.

This course is intended for IT professionals who take part in evaluating, planning, deploying, and operating the Office 365 services, including its dependencies, requirements, and supporting technologies.

This course prepares you for the MS-346 certification exam.

This course provides the knowledge and understanding for some of these important job functions:

Provision Office 365

Provision tenants
Add and configure custom domains
Plan a pilot

Who this course is for:

IT professionals who wish to take part or are already involved in a project to analyze, plan, implement, and / or operate only one or all of the Office 365 Services, including their dependent technologies

What you’ll learn:

Analyze the client environment and prepare a pilot before the full migration
Setup all DNS settings to perform domain migration and provisioning of Office 365 services to clients
Manage users, groups, and license in Office 365
Manage administrators account, passwords, and implement Rights Management Services
Plan and execute the Office 365 client deployment

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