Identity Delegation within Office 365
Hello,
For a Business Intelligence solution that is deployed onto Office 365 + Power BI + SharePoint Online, would a logged on user identity be delegated to the back end SQL Server and SQL Server Analysis Services in case of
a. SQL Server and SQL Server Analysis Services being hosted on-premise
b. SQL Server and SQL Server Analysis Services being hosted on Windows Azure IaaS
c. Azure SQL Database (Paas) and SQL Server Analysis Services being hosted on Windows Azure IaaS
Would this be true in one / both of the following cases
a. When a user credential (including password) has be synchronized to the Active Directory present on Office 365
b. When SSO has been configured and Active Directory Federation has been implemented
Regards,
Hemant
Hi,
Agree with Jesper Hassing.
Here is a similar case may help you:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/lync/en-US/c957bfe4-3e05-4023-9786-e459f4901d5d/lync-2013-client-increase-message-size
Best Regards,
Eason Huang
Eason Huang
TechNet Community Support
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Rogue websites such as Softonic and CNET Download distribute free applications that have been packaged in a superfluous "installer."
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High-priced commercial software such as Photoshop is "cracked" or "free."
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6. Java on the Web (not to be confused with JavaScript, to which it's not related, despite the similarity of the names) is a weak point in the security of any system. Java is, among other things, a platform for running complex applications in a web page, on the client. That was always a bad idea, and Java's developers have proven themselves incapable of implementing it without also creating a portal for malware to enter. Past Java exploits are the closest thing there has ever been to a Windows-style virus affecting OS X. Merely loading a page with malicious Java content could be harmful.
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Their design is predicated on the nonexistent threat that malware may be injected at any time, anywhere in the file system. Malware is downloaded from the network; it doesn't materialize from nowhere.
In order to meet that nonexistent threat, the software modifies or duplicates low-level functions of the operating system, which is a waste of resources and a common cause of instability, bugs, and poor performance.
By modifying the operating system, the software itself may create weaknesses that could be exploited by malware attackers.
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London Terror Moovie.avi [124 spaces] Checked By Norton Antivirus.exe
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http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/training-courses/deep-dive-integrate-office-365-apis-in-your-mobile-device-apps?m=11496
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http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/training-courses/deep-dive-integrate-office-365-apis-in-your-mobile-device-apps?m=11496
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Hi,
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<Logging Name="OfficeSetup.txt" Path="%temp%" />
<Property Name="AUTOACTIVATE" Value="1" />
<Property Name="FORCEAPPSHUTDOWN" Value="TRUE" />
</Configuration>
Here's what I think is the log file:
Timestamp Process TID Area Category EventID Level Message Correlation
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x554 Click-To-Run Telemetry aqkhc Medium {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","ExeVer":"15.0.4615.1002","SecuritySessionId":"0","ModulePath":"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\ClientX64\OfficeClickToRun.exe","CommandLine":"/service","Bitness":"64","IntegrityLevel":"0x4000"}
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x554 Click-To-Run Telemetry aqkhe Medium {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","OSVersion":"6.1","SP":"1","ProductType":"1","ProcessorArch":"9","Locale":"1033"}
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt7 Medium ProcessPool::Initialize - Initializing Main Process Pool
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annuf Medium SystemProcessPool::DoInitialize - Initializing System Process Pool
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run anntv Medium ConfigurationManager::Initialize - Initializing ConfigurationManager
05/01/2015 11:21:11.061 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt4 Medium Pipeline::Initialize - Initializing pipeline with PipelineServerName: "ClickToRun_Pipeline" and InstallationPath: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15"
05/01/2015 11:21:11.154 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annt1 Medium Orchestration::Initialize - Initializing Orchestration
05/01/2015 11:21:11.201 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x568 Click-To-Run annto Medium ApiServer::Initialize - Initializing ApiServer for endpoint: C2RClientAPI_Server_System
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annty Medium ExecutionContext::QueueScenario - Set executing scenario to UPDATE
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annuz Medium TaskFactory::TryLoadScenario - Start loading UPDATE scenario
05/01/2015 11:24:50.661 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annu0 Medium TaskFactory::TryLoadScenario - Loading UPDATE scenario is successful
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run amavh Medium ScenarioController::Initialize - requested display level: False
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run annua Medium ProcessPool::QueueTaskItem - Task SCENARIO:{AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034} is being scheduled to run in this process
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0x828 Click-To-Run aoicd Medium ExecutionContext::QueueScenario - Successfully queue scenario UPDATE.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf6c Click-To-Run annua Medium ProcessPool::QueueTaskItem - Task UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0} is being scheduled to run in this process
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf6c Click-To-Run annvj Medium Worker::TaskExecutionThreadProc - Task SCENARIO:{AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034} completed with TaskState TASKSTATE_EXECUTING.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf6c Click-To-Run annu6 Medium TaskGroup::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - Task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034} complete event is handled by task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf6c Click-To-Run apm4n Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Task AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034 is not finished.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run Telemetry amb0n Medium TaskUpdateDetection::ApplySettings: Beginning Update Scenario. {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","TargetVersion":"UNDEFINED","InstallID":"C5912794-7300-4A10-840B-575B03DB98F8","TaskId":"77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0","TaskState":"TASKSTATE_EXECUTING","UpdatePathType":"CUSTOM","TaskType":"UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0}","Scenario":"UPDATE","TriggeringUI":"UNDEFINED","TaskCaller":"SCHEDULEDTASK"}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run Telemetry aoh6s Medium TaskUpdateDetection::Execute: Ending Update scenario, task trigger source disabled. {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","InstallID":"C5912794-7300-4A10-840B-575B03DB98F8","TaskState":"TASKSTATE_EXECUTING","TaskId":"77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0","TaskType":"UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0}","Scenario":"UPDATE"}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run annvj Medium Worker::TaskExecutionThreadProc - Task UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0} completed with TaskState TASKSTATE_FAILED.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4b Medium Task::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - Setting Task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0) Task State to (TASKSTATE_FAILED)
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run aqkg7 Medium Task::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - No event is specified for task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0)
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run Telemetry apm4e Medium Task::HandleTaskStateFailed - Handling TaskState (TASKSTATE_FAILED) for task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0). {"SessionID":"bfe53625-5d12-4e1a-b3b4-2d8e88b0d108","GeoID":"244","Ver":"15.0.4615.1002","InstallID":"C5912794-7300-4A10-840B-575B03DB98F8","TaskState":"TASKSTATE_FAILED","TaskId":"77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0","TaskType":"UPDATEDETECTION:{77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0}","Scenario":"UPDATE"}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apkpk Monitorable ScenarioController::CheckProcessPool - Failed to get/create ui process pool, and we are not the ui handler. Cannot process event
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run annu6 Medium TaskGroup::DoHandleWorkerCompleteEvent - Task {77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0} complete event is handled by task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4a Monitorable Task::DoCancel - Can't cancel task (77176F9C-873B-4A7D-8051-EBEB52DDE8B0) because it is in TASKSTATE_FAILED state
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (57173191-24E0-42E1-96F4-914AF8CFD1D5) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (AA63EED2-70B9-4E21-952C-9CFB09EC37C0) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {D1506E3F-4B2A-41D3-913B-FA3E889CE20D}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {539BA5C1-BC18-4D11-AF61-CF6EDC58DC33}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (D1E1E548-917D-4D75-8AE5-FC76856C66DC) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {9A54EEBA-7B8D-4BD5-8EFE-D21E58FFFEE3}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {9C141B7D-2B22-4C33-9C5C-F6F3394AD19E}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {501487AD-0A47-419D-AF30-B9E616A4579B}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4p Medium TaskGroup::DoCancel - Attempting to cancel task {0270BAF9-3CE0-46EE-A3FE-099ABC06BC14}
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (F0E5AF5D-5D82-4370-A2A6-C064CBC39247) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 0270BAF9-3CE0-46EE-A3FE-099ABC06BC14.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 501487AD-0A47-419D-AF30-B9E616A4579B.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm39 Medium Task::DoCancel - Task (A5E75ADF-8BF1-44C4-8900-1BE6070EB609) in TASKSTATE_NOTSTARTED, set to Cancelled.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 9C141B7D-2B22-4C33-9C5C-F6F3394AD19E.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 9A54EEBA-7B8D-4BD5-8EFE-D21E58FFFEE3.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task 539BA5C1-BC18-4D11-AF61-CF6EDC58DC33.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task D1506E3F-4B2A-41D3-913B-FA3E889CE20D.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run apm4o Medium TaskGroup::Finalize - Finalizing task AC2F0D89-6518-48E9-A0D9-EF039C456034.
05/01/2015 11:24:50.676 OFFICECL (0x550) 0xf70 Click-To-Run annt0 Medium ExecutionContext::ResetExecutingScenario - Reset executing scenarioHi,
I replied in the other thread:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/e9e6be40-fb92-4734-9f94-9dee5599b1d8/office-365-pro-plus-2013-update-wont-apply-automatically?forum=officeitpro#c156ed8c-f65c-450c-9e0f-85f0de513c20
It seems when the install finished it added an extra Office\Data to the path. My path should be \\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data\15.0.4551.1005
but it shows
\\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data\Office\Data15.0.4551.1005
If I edit the path and delete the extra Office\Data Office 365 ProPlus updates from my network location. I cannot figure out why it is adding the extra Office\Data to the path.
My config file looks like this:
<Updates Enabled="TRUE" UpdatePath="\\hsbswpush02\GPsoftware\o365\Office\Data" />
have you tried omitting the \Office\Data element, from the Updates element ?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219426.aspx#BKMK_UpdatesElement
Don
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I have created an App-V 5.0 Package for Office 365 ProPlus using the documentation provided here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219422.aspx
I am able to load the App-V Package into my SCCM 2012 SP1 environment and deploy the package to a test machine
Within SCCM, I have configured the deployment type to only select a couple of applications. Notice that Lync, Outlook, Infopath and Onenote are not selected.
http://i.imgur.com/1eMxUlY.jpg
For my deployment type, I only selected Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Looking at my test machine, those 3 applications now show up in my start screen.
http://i.imgur.com/amZmxAT.jpg
I don't see any of the other Office applications be default on my start screen, so I would think all looks good. If I type another Office application, lets say access at the start screen I get, "No apps match your search."
http://i.imgur.com/fxbWEvb.jpg
But if I type Lync, Outlook, Infopath or Onenote, it shows me that those applications are available, and I can launch them as an App-V application just as I could Excel, Word or Powerpoint, the applications that I wanted to have available.
This is not what I was expecting when I went through the trouble to create an App-V package. It looks like almost all of the apps become available on my client machine, all App-V is doing is making the application button in the start screen a little
harder to find.
What is interesting is that for the applications I did want published, I can search for them by just entering a few letters of the application name, and they show up with the 2013 version label, see below for an example search for Word.
http://i.imgur.com/0LeS05z.jpg
For the applications that I did not publish but still show up on my client, I have to type in the full name of the application for the launch button to come up. For example, I can't type lyn and expect to see Lync, but if i type lync I will get an
option to launch the application. The same goes for Outlook, Infopath and Onenote, and when you do type in the full namke of the app, it doesn't show the version number like Word does as Word 2013, it just shows Lync, or Outlook, or Infopath, or
Onenote.
http://i.imgur.com/QV1afuc.jpg
vs
http://i.imgur.com/PxgSmUc.jpg
Can anyone from Microsoft confirm that this is expected behavior. If this is to be expected this is pretty disappointing, because a main point of the App-V package is it is the only way to limit which applications are deployed via Office 365 ProPlus
but from what I can tell, it really isn't limiting anything beyond the start screen for most cases.So it looks like the config xml files are the best option
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_resource_kit/archive/2013/12/02/announcing-app-v-5-0-sp2-support-for-office-2013-volume-licensing-editions.aspx
You can now use the Deployment Configuration file to configure the Office installation. One question I often get is, “How do I disable msaccess.exe or infopath.exe from an Office install if I am not using the MSI package?” This can be done by modifying the
Deployment Configuration file in App-V with entries like the following:
<Application Id="[(AppVPackageRoot}]\office15\MSACCESS.EXE" Enabled="false">
<VisualElements>
<Name>Access 2013</Name>
<Icon />
<Description />
</VisualElements>
</Application>
That will prevent App-V from publishing msaccess.exe on the system and/or you can remove any undesired application shortcuts from publishing on the targeted computer using the shortcuts properties by deleting or commenting them out. Once you’ve configured your
Deployment and User Configuration files, you’ll have everything you need to import the packages into your App-V environment to start testing. -
How to create a private forum in Office 365 SharePoint for customers?
Hi,
I am implementing a SharePoint Office 365 solution for a client but one of their requirements is sharing regularly updated info with only 20 customers. The idea is to share info with just the customers in a private forum basically to receive feedback, comments
and emails. What is the best approach to this?
Thanks,Hello Aslr12,
Based on these requirements I would just create a new site collection within SharePoint online service of your Office 365 tenant, based on the community site template. This template has some nice web parts like the Discussion list and some Community tools.
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