The “fix” will be to log into the Personal Microsoft account and disable it. 

Open a new web browser instance that is not already logged into Microsoft 
Go to www.office.com 
Enter your email address 
Important -> Select “Personal Account” (NOT “Work or school Account” )
Select “Sent a code” 
You will get the code in your work email 
Enter the code 
Delete your personal account or disable it

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show mac address-table – shows the MAC address, VLAN ID, and port for each device in the table. 

no events – turns off the console logging while you are using command line

show interface <interface name> realtime – show realtime statistics on the port you are troubleshooting

show processes CPU -shows the processes and how much CPU they use. If CPU is maxed out (due to broadcast storm for example), the switch will have slow or intermittent Ping response and you may need to console directly.

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These settings can be adjusted in the Google Admin Console. Navigate to Devices -> Chrome -> Printers

• Make sure the IP address of the printer is static and did not change
• In the Host field, use the printer IP address (instead of the hostname)
• Change protocol LPD to IPP. We’ve had to do this with Kyocera devices
• Make sure “Allow for users in this organization” is enabled

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Log into the Google Admin Console admin.google.com

Navigate to  Devices -> Chrome -> Printers

Select the organizational unit containing the users you would like to have access to the printer/copier

In the bottom right-hand corner of the window hover your cursor over the plus symbol and select the button with the printer icon on it

1. Enter the Printer Name. Chrome users will see this name
2. Enter a Description (optional) 
3. select lpd
4. Host = enter IP address of the printer
5. Port and Path = Accept defaults
6. Select “ADD PRINTER”

Allow use (remember this step)

1. If need be re-select the organization unit you selected above
2. Click on the printer/copier you just created
3. From the slide-out menu adjust the slider to the right next to “Allow for users in this organization”

The printer should then show up in a few minutes (might take a logout and login of the device)

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Symptom: All network adapters are missing from Windows Network Properties and do not appear when running ipconfig,  but they still appear in Device Manager

Possible Solution: Netsh winsock reset. Executing this command will default network settings. After running this command, custom network settings such as static IP addresses and VPNs will likely need to be reconfigured.

Steps:
1. Open a command window as Administrator (run as Administrator)
2. type netsh winsock reset
3. Restart the computer

After a restart, check Network properties or run ipconfig to verify the network adapters are back.

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How to Restrict Email Delivery in Office365

Note: In this example, we will restrict email for a group so they can only send and receive messages within the organization

1. Sign in o office 365 using an Administrator account.
2. On the left hand side, select Admin -> Exchange
3. On the left hand side, select Mail Flow
4. Restrict inbound
   1. Click on the + sign and select Create a New Rule
   2. Enter a name like “Do not allow inbound”
   3. Under Apply this rule if, select “If the sender is located” select “Outside this organization”
   4. Under Do the following, select “Reject the message with Explanation” and enter a message such as “External messages not allowed”
   5. Click on More Options at the bottom of the screen
   6. Scroll up to Apply this rule if, click Add Condition
   7. Select “The recipient is a member of” and select the group you want to restrict
   8. Click Save
5. Restrict Outbound
6. 1. Click on the + sign and select Create a New Rule
   2. Enter a name like “Do not allow outbound”
   3. Under Apply this rule if, select “If the sender is located” select “inside this organization”
   4. Under Do the following, select “Reject the message with Explanation” and enter a message such as “External messages not allowed”
   5. Click on More Options at the bottom of the screen
   6. Scroll up to Apply this rule if, click Add Condition
   7. select “The sender is a member of” and select the group you want to restrict
   8. Click Save
7. Test by:
8. Sending a message from an internal mailbox to another internal mailbox (this should work)
9. Sending a message from an internal mailbox to an external mailbox (this should NOT work)
10. Sending a message from an External mailbox to an internal mailbox (this should NOT work)

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