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How to configure Microsoft Azure Active Directory sync for your Databias customer

Configuration / Email

Enabling Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AAD) sync for a Databias customer is a reasonably straight-forward task. There are a few per-requisites that you need before you get started: Access to your Microsoft Entra admin center as a global administrator Access to your Databias customer AAD sync interface

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How to exclude users from branding with Databias when using Google Workspace or Office 365

Configuration / Email / Exchange Online / Google Workspace

When using Google Workspace or Office 365 excluding senders from branding with Databias is quite simple. Either login to the Google Workspace Admin or Exchange admin site and modify either the rule (which points to a connector) for Office 365 or the Google Workspace Gmail Admin as per the below screenshots.

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Phishing Attacks

Email / Security / Spam and virusses

Microsoft 365 email is very secure and Microsoft works tirelessly to stop hackers. At Databais we also work hard to prevent hackers from bothering you through using SPF, DKIM and DMARC . The sad truth however is that criminals are working just as hard at finding ways around all the security we have in place. It is therefore also your responsibility to be vigilant when it comes to email security…

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Coding for Outlook

Email / Email branding / Mail Clients

Coding for email is a fine art as there are so many variables that one needs to take into consideration, none the least of which are the different mail clients and what they do or do not support. Each is unique. As the third most used mail client in the world, Outlook has idiosyncracies that are of course different to those of Gmail and the 2016 release has its own set of requirements. Here are…

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