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  You can use Conditional Access to block users based on location, IP address, and more, but now we will talk about blocking access for users who are using personal devices 1. Navigate to Entra ID -> Protection -> Conditional Access and create a new policy. 2- Create new policy 3-   Name your policy Assign your policy to a user/group or to all users. If you assign the policy to all users, be sure to exclude the break-glass account. It's essential to always have a break-glass account in place. In case of an error, you could accidentally lock out all users, so make sure these accounts remain unaffected. 4- In the Target resources select All resources (formerly 'All cloud apps') 5- In the conditions: Device platforms: select which devices you want the policy to apply to. In my case i will select windows and MacOS  Client apps: check all boxes except Browser, which will block everything except the browser. Here’s the magic: In the Filter for devices, you can ...

  As an IT professional, it's important to understand how to optimize email archiving, especially when working with Exchange Online. A practical way to manage large volumes of data is by using Auto-expanding archiving, which automatically expands storage space when needed. Here are some steps and PowerShell commands that can help you implement this in your organization. 📌 Key points to consider: Auto-expanding archiving prevents the restoration or recovery of inactive mailboxes. To enable auto-expanding archiving, you must be a global administrator. A user's mailbox must already be enabled for archiving before you can enable auto-expanding archiving. 💡 Note: It may take up to 30 days for the auto-expanding storage to be fully established. If you want smoother management of your users' mailboxes and to improve storage efficiency, these commands are a great first step. Feel free to follow for more technical tips and solutions! 🚀 PowerShell Scrip...