Office 365 hybrid deployment setup

We are currently migratin to Office 365 from ExchaNGE 2003 USING AN Exchange 2010 Hybrid server.
When running the hybrid configuration wizard, we get the following error:
Updating hybrid configuration failed with error 'System.Management.Automation.Remoting.PSRemotingTransportException: Connecting to remote server failed with the following error message : The server certificate on the destination computer (ps.outlook.com:443)
has the following errors:
The SSL certificate could not be checked for revocation. The server used to check for revocation might be unreachable. For more information, see the about_Remote_Troubleshooting Help topic.
We are not using a proxy server and we have no blocks in our firewall. We did a packet capture and the traffic indicates Our exchange server is not accepting the cert sent by ps.outlook.com. Client and server do the SSL handshake and after receiving the
cert, our exchange server closes the session and generates the error.
Any idea on how to resolve this?
Russ

Hi Russ,
This forum focuses on questions and feedback for Microsoft Office client. There is not so much about Office 365 deployment\hosted\plan aspects here, I would suggest you to post in the forum of
Office 365 Community, where you can get more experienced responses:
http://community.office365.com/en-us/f/default.aspx
The reason why we recommend posting appropriately is you will get the most qualified pool of respondents, and other partners who read the forums regularly can either share their knowledge or learn from your interaction with us. Thank you for your understanding.
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Good afternoon all,
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I've been struggling to get Outlook 2010 setup with a new Office 365 deployment. I would like to use custom PRF files to get the new Outlook profiles configured. I have more than 100 users.
One of PRF files I'm using is shown at the end of this message. Each user will get a custom PRF file with his/her information already configured (mailbox, server name, etc...). I've obtained the corresponding Exchange server using:
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PRF FILE for one of the users (i'm using [email protected] to avoid putting here the actual client's address):
;Automatically generated PRF file from the Microsoft Office Customization and Installation Wizard
; Section 1 - Profile Defaults
[General]
Custom=1
ProfileName=Office365
DefaultProfile=Yes
OverwriteProfile=Yes
ModifyDefaultProfileIfPresent=false
; Section 2 - Services in Profile
[Service List]
;ServiceX=Microsoft Outlook Client
ServiceEGS1=Exchange Global Section
Service1=Microsoft Exchange Server
; Section 3 - List of internet accounts
[Internet Account List]
; Section 4 - Default values for each service.
;[ServiceX]
;FormDirectoryPage=
;-- The URL of Exchange Web Services Form Directory page used to create Web forms.
;WebServicesLocation=
;-- The URL of Exchange Web Services page used to display unknown forms.
;ComposeWithWebServices=
;-- Set to true to use Exchange Web Services to compose forms.
;PromptWhenUsingWebServices=
;-- Set to true to use Exchange Web Services to display unknown forms.
;OpenWithWebServices=
;-- Set to true to prompt user before opening unknown forms when using Exchange Web Services.
[ServiceEGS1]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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RPCProxyPrincipalName=msstd:outlook.com
RPCProxyAuthScheme=0x0001
[Service1]
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UniqueService=No
[email protected]
[email protected]
OfflineAddressBookPath=
OfflineFolderPathAndFilename=
; Section 5 - Values for each internet account.
; Section 6 - Mapping for profile properties
[Microsoft Exchange Server]
ServiceName=MSEMS
MDBGUID=5494A1C0297F101BA58708002B2A2517
MailboxName=PT_STRING8,0x6607
HomeServer=PT_STRING8,0x6608
OfflineAddressBookPath=PT_STRING8,0x660E
OfflineFolderPathAndFilename=PT_STRING8,0x6610
[Exchange Global Section]
SectionGUID=13dbb0c8aa05101a9bb000aa002fc45a
MailboxName=PT_STRING8,0x6607
HomeServer=PT_STRING8,0x6608
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RPCoverHTTPflags=PT_LONG,0x6623
RPCProxyServer=PT_UNICODE,0x6622
RPCProxyPrincipalName=PT_UNICODE,0x6625
RPCProxyAuthScheme=PT_LONG,0x6627
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[Microsoft Mail]
ServiceName=MSFS
ServerPath=PT_STRING8,0x6600
Mailbox=PT_STRING8,0x6601
Password=PT_STRING8,0x67f0
RememberPassword=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6606
ConnectionType=PT_LONG,0x6603
UseSessionLog=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6604
SessionLogPath=PT_STRING8,0x6605
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EnableDownload=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6621
UploadMask=PT_LONG,0x6622
NetBiosNotification=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6623
NewMailPollInterval=PT_STRING8,0x6624
DisplayGalOnly=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6625
UseHeadersOnLAN=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6630
UseLocalAdressBookOnLAN=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6631
UseExternalToHelpDeliverOnLAN=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6632
UseHeadersOnRAS=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6640
UseLocalAdressBookOnRAS=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6641
UseExternalToHelpDeliverOnRAS=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6639
ConnectOnStartup=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6642
DisconnectAfterRetrieveHeaders=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6643
DisconnectAfterRetrieveMail=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6644
DisconnectOnExit=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6645
DefaultDialupConnectionName=PT_STRING8,0x6646
DialupRetryCount=PT_STRING8,0x6648
DialupRetryDelay=PT_STRING8,0x6649
[Personal Folders]
ServiceName=MSPST MS
Name=PT_STRING8,0x3001
PathAndFilenameToPersonalFolders=PT_STRING8,0x6700
RememberPassword=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6701
EncryptionType=PT_LONG,0x6702
Password=PT_STRING8,0x6703
[Unicode Personal Folders]
ServiceName=MSUPST MS
Name=PT_UNICODE,0x3001
PathAndFilenameToPersonalFolders=PT_STRING8,0x6700
RememberPassword=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6701
EncryptionType=PT_LONG,0x6702
Password=PT_STRING8,0x6703
[Outlook Address Book]
ServiceName=CONTAB
[LDAP Directory]
ServiceName=EMABLT
ServerName=PT_STRING8,0x6600
UserName=PT_STRING8,0x6602
UseSSL=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6613
UseSPA=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6615
EnableBrowsing=PT_BOOLEAN,0x6622
DisplayName=PT_STRING8,0x3001
ConnectionPort=PT_STRING8,0x6601
SearchTimeout=PT_STRING8,0x6607
MaxEntriesReturned=PT_STRING8,0x6608
SearchBase=PT_STRING8,0x6603
CheckNames=PT_STRING8,0x6624
DefaultSearch=PT_LONG,0x6623
[Microsoft Outlook Client]
SectionGUID=0a0d020000000000c000000000000046
FormDirectoryPage=PT_STRING8,0x0270
WebServicesLocation=PT_STRING8,0x0271
ComposeWithWebServices=PT_BOOLEAN,0x0272
PromptWhenUsingWebServices=PT_BOOLEAN,0x0273
OpenWithWebServices=PT_BOOLEAN,0x0274
CachedExchangeMode=PT_LONG,0x041f
CachedExchangeSlowDetect=PT_BOOLEAN,0x0420
[Personal Address Book]
ServiceName=MSPST AB
NameOfPAB=PT_STRING8,0x001e3001
PathAndFilename=PT_STRING8,0x001e6600
ShowNamesBy=PT_LONG,0x00036601
; Section 7 - Mapping for internet account properties. DO NOT MODIFY.
[I_Mail]
AccountType=POP3
;--- POP3 Account Settings ---
AccountName=PT_UNICODE,0x0002
DisplayName=PT_UNICODE,0x000B
EmailAddress=PT_UNICODE,0x000C
;--- POP3 Account Settings ---
POP3Server=PT_UNICODE,0x0100
POP3UserName=PT_UNICODE,0x0101
POP3UseSPA=PT_LONG,0x0108
Organization=PT_UNICODE,0x0107
ReplyEmailAddress=PT_UNICODE,0x0103
POP3Port=PT_LONG,0x0104
POP3UseSSL=PT_LONG,0x0105
; --- SMTP Account Settings ---
SMTPServer=PT_UNICODE,0x0200
SMTPUseAuth=PT_LONG,0x0203
SMTPAuthMethod=PT_LONG,0x0208
SMTPUserName=PT_UNICODE,0x0204
SMTPUseSPA=PT_LONG,0x0207
ConnectionType=PT_LONG,0x000F
ConnectionOID=PT_UNICODE,0x0010
SMTPPort=PT_LONG,0x0201
SMTPSecureConnection=PT_LONG,0x020A
ServerTimeOut=PT_LONG,0x0209
LeaveOnServer=PT_LONG,0x1000
[IMAP_I_Mail]
AccountType=IMAP
;--- IMAP Account Settings ---
AccountName=PT_UNICODE,0x0002
DisplayName=PT_UNICODE,0x000B
EmailAddress=PT_UNICODE,0x000C
;--- IMAP Account Settings ---
IMAPServer=PT_UNICODE,0x0100
IMAPUserName=PT_UNICODE,0x0101
IMAPUseSPA=PT_LONG,0x0108
Organization=PT_UNICODE,0x0107
ReplyEmailAddress=PT_UNICODE,0x0103
IMAPPort=PT_LONG,0x0104
IMAPUseSSL=PT_LONG,0x0105
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SMTPServer=PT_UNICODE,0x0200
SMTPUseAuth=PT_LONG,0x0203
SMTPAuthMethod=PT_LONG,0x0208
SMTPUserName=PT_UNICODE,0x0204
SMTPUseSPA=PT_LONG,0x0207
ConnectionType=PT_LONG,0x000F
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SMTPPort=PT_LONG,0x0201
SMTPSecureConnection=PT_LONG,0x020A
ServerTimeOut=PT_LONG,0x0209
CheckNewImap=PT_LONG,0x1100
RootFolder=PT_UNICODE,0x1101
Account=PT_UNICODE,0x0002
HttpServer=PT_UNICODE,0x0100
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Organization=PT_UNICODE,0x0107
UseSPA=PT_LONG,0x0108
TimeOut=PT_LONG,0x0209
Reply=PT_UNICODE,0x0103
EmailAddress=PT_UNICODE,0x000C
FullName=PT_UNICODE,0x000B
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Wow, even if we were to find out what to add to the PRF, it turns out each user mailbox has it's own unique server name (aka Virtual Connection Point). I cannot believe two departments of Microsoft aren't talking to each other!!!! ..... wait, that always
happens. 1 week later and probably 100 hours later I am just going to create a simple how-to for each user.
Here is the link I just found explaining the "virtual connection points". http://www.blackmanticore.com/2c209fbaa93ae6cf8f8dac5b50281f2e
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Mixing on-premise and Office 365 Lync deployment - slightly complicated

Hi,
I wonder if anyone could help with a configuration/deployment issue we've got.
The environment has some slight complications so bear with me:
We have a small development environment say called, XYZ.com - unfortunately when it was created the domain was actually called XYZ.com rather than something like XYZ.local. That aside it's a small environment hosting an on-premise Exchange and Lync deployment.
Exchange does not handle email for XYZ.com domain instead it uses a different domain, say for example, XYZtest.com. Lync works fine if I login using the XYZtest.com email address sip.
There is also a separate Office 365 deployment which so happens to also use the XYZ.com which is used by various people dotted around the world as part of the organisation. This has both and Exchange and Lync online service.
My question is - how can I use Lync to login to both my local, on-premise Lync service as well as the Lync Online service? I don't necessarily need the logged in simultaneously - I just need to be able to login to either service.
What DNS config should I be have? (ie. SRV, CNAME records, etc.)
Also the other thing to note is that there is potential for confusion as both the local domain XYZ.com is the same used for the Office 365 one and so need to ensure I can force Lync to keep them seperated.
Any help or suggestion would be much appreciated.
Cheers
E

Yes If you have the latest updates installed for the Lync you can at a time you can login to one Lync setup
for each sip domain wether online or or premise you need the following DNS records
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lyncdiscoverinternal.<domain>   A (host) record for the Autodiscover service on the internal Web services
lyncdiscover.<domain>   A (host) record for the Autodiscover service on the external Web services
_sipinternaltls._tcp.<domain>   SRV (service locator) record for internal TLS connections
_sipinternal._tcp.<domain>   SRV (service locator) record for internal TCP connections (performed only if TCP is allowed)
_sip._tls.<domain>   SRV (service locator) record for external TLS connections
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sip.<domain>   A (host) record for the Front End pool or Director on the internal network, or the Access Edge service when the client is external
sipexternal.<domain>   A (host) record for the Access Edge service when the client is external
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Office 365 ProPlus deployment from SCCM 2012

hi, I am trying to deploy office 365 proplus using sccm 2012 , everything seems to good, setup.exe run with /configure (path for file). but it is only running nothing installed on systems.
I used for reference
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PNTdap9hwU
https://sccmguru.wordpress.com/tag/office-365-proplus/
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manish yadav

Hi,
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How to deploy Office 365 with Click-to-Run and ConfigMgr
http://www.configmgr.no/2013/06/09/how-to-deploy-office-365-with-click-to-run-and-configmgr/
Getting started guide for deploying Office 365 ProPlus
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj839718(v=office.15).aspx
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Office 365 ProPlus deployment and Automation

I will starting a project deploying office 365 ProPlus in an enterprise and seeking assistance on following:-
customer Scenario:
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2- Active Directory 2008 R2
3- Mix of Office 2010/2013 professional installed on client machine
I would like to understand following:-
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Farrukh Anwar

Hi Farrukh,
For the installation scenario, you can run the latest version of Office (click-to-run based version) side-by-side with an earlier version of Office that is already installed on your computer. That is to say:
MSI-based version of Office 2013 on a system with Click-To-Run-based version of Office 2013 (Office 365 Proplus ) installed side-by-side is not supported.
MSI-based version of Office 2010 and Click-To-Run-based version of Office 2013 (Office 365 Proplus ) will run side-by-side, but we don't recommend this for a long-term use.
Regarding the uninstallation scenario, you can automate the uninstallation of existing Office via
command line. It will look similar to the following example:
\\server\share\Office12\setup.exe /uninstall ProPlus /config <pathtoUninstallconfig.xml>\UninstallConfig.xml
You can easily integrate this command line into SCCM or a Group Policy computer startup scripts.
Here is a great blog post about how to upgrade to the latest version of Office, you might want to have a look:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/odsupport/archive/2014/11/03/how-to-uninstall-office-2010-and-move-to-office-2013-click-to-run-or-volume-license.aspx
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ethan Hua
TechNet Community Support
It's recommended to download and install
Configuration Analyzer Tool (OffCAT), which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office
programs.
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Office 365 Hybrid

Just wanted to ask one question, we are setting up hybrid deployment but we just wanted to run Dirsync and only synchronize some OU's not all our AD, I was told that if we use Dirsync and Password synchronization option that is possible but if we are
going to use Dirsync, ADFS and ADFS proxy (Federation) option then we need to first synchronize the whole AD first, is this true ? If it is true, what is the connection between office 365 and the federation option and what is the relation of this with Dirsync
that says you choose an OU you want to synchronize. We don't mind having a common GAL if that is the condition. User in the cloud may not see users on-premises in the address book.

You can use OU level filtering:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/denotation/archive/2012/11/21/installing-and-configure-dirsync-with-ou-level-filtering-for-office365.aspx
Personally, I have no experience with this. You could use AD FS and AD FS Proxy because Federation is only for single-sign-on with your on-prem AD and Office 365. There are two authentication methods available with AD FS: active and passive.
Hope this helps.
Dominik

Looking for some Office 365 Hybrid Migration help

Basically I just need to talk this out with someone, as I'm not a pro with mail processing and setup, and just want to make sure I do the right setup, at the right time, to keep email downtime to an absolute minimum. Project: Move on-premise Exchange 2013 to a hybrid solution with O365, moving our full-time users to O365 and leave our part-time staff on internal server since they don't use email often and don't need the flexibility (nor our cost) of the license.
Initial setup:On-premise Exchange 2013, using the cloud product "Websense Perimeter Email Protection" that basically syncs to our AD and acts as a first-line-of-defense that only allows email to come through to accounts that are in our AD system. Current:All AD accounts synced to O365 using on-premise DirSync, and licenses purchased for the few accounts I'll test with for now....
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Hi,
These links might be helpful:
http://help.outlook.com/140/ee441202.aspx
http://help.outlook.com/en-us/140/ff633682.aspx
We lack testing environment here for this kind of issues, we have another dedicated support teams in
Microsoft Office 365 Community. I would suggest you to post there, where you can get more experienced responses:
http://community.office365.com/en-us/f/default.aspx
The reason why we recommend posting appropriately is you will get the most qualified pool of respondents, and other partners who read the forums regularly can either share their knowledge or learn from your interaction with us. Thank you for your understanding.
Thanks,
Ethan Hua CHN
TechNet Community Support

On-Prem to Office 365 - Hybrid

can I in some way publish selected content from the On-prem SP to the SP online instans with powesrshell or any other way?
Where's there a "how-to" ?

Hi JmATK,
We currently provide guidance for deploying the following SharePoint hybrid solutions: Search, Business Connectivity Services (BCS), and Duet Enterprise Online, however we cannot publish content from On-prem to SharePoint Online directly, see more about
hybrid for SharePoint 2013 from below article.
Overview of hybrid SharePoint 2013 for technical decision makers
Hybrid for SharePoint Server 2013
If you want to connect to SharePoint on-prem from O365 to read the content, even operate the content, you man want to check BCS hybrid configuration.
Deploy a Business Connectivity Services hybrid solution in SharePoint 2013
If I understood incorrectly above, please feel free to tell us how you want to "publish" the seletected content from SharePoint on-prem.
Thanks,
Daniel Yang
Forum Support
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