Blocking mail addresses and domains in different settings

Ich vermute es liegt bei euch auch daran:

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2016/09/15/cleaning-up-the-azure-ad-and-microsoft-account-overlap/

„Starting today, we’re blocking the ability to create a new personal Microsoft account using a work/school email address, when the email domain is configured in Azure AD.

What does this mean? If your organization uses Office 365 or other business services from Microsoft that rely on Azure AD, and if you’ve added a domain name to your Azure AD tenant, users will no longer be able to create a new
personal Microsoft account using an email address in your domain.

This sign-up block has been running in limited Preview for a hand full of organizations and is now active for all domains names that are configured (DNS-verified) in Azure AD. No action is necessary to enable the block.”

Hallo Simon,

Sie können gerne Ihre Fragen in diesem Forum veröffentlichen, aber Sie müssen wissen, dass wir nur Deutsch verwenden. Wenn du mit Englisch weitersprechen möchtest, lass es uns wissen, damit wir den Thread auf Englisch umstellen können.

Danke für Ihr Verständnis.

LG

AEG

Individual users can change the link for the app's UI using the link that appears on the lower left of the My Sways page, but this does not change the language of the content you have typed in. Sway does not have a built in translator so it will always
display in the language you entered. If you want to translate the content, the viewers will have to use a browser feature or add-on after opening it. One thing you can do to help with this translation is to indicate the language that your Sway is in using
the Settings pane found on the ... menu, but again, this won't do the actual translation.

Let us know how this goes and if you have any other questions.

Jason

Hallo Desislava Dimova,

auch das hat leider nicht funktioniert. Ich bekomme folgende Fehlermeldung: "Unable to remove this Domain. Use Get-MsolUser -DomainName <domain name> to retrieve a list ob objects that are blocking removal."

Aber dieser Befehl liefert keine User zurück. Es gibt auch keine User mehr, die diese Domain verwenden.

Hast du noch eine Idee? Vielen Dank für Deine Hilfe.

Hello Diane,

and thank you for your valuable insight that there is no such functionality. That saves me further hours trying in vain.

I appreciate your link and it was helpful to a certain degree even though it is quite old and things look and work different in Outlook 2019. The first problem I encountered was that Outlook wouldn't set up the new account when I entered a wrong incoming
server. I chose IMAP btw. but that shouldn't make a difference, right? When I entered the correct server it downloaded all emails from my Gmail account which I don't want it to do. So I repeated the process but this time I put Outlook in offline mode prior
to setting up the new account. Before reactivating online mode, I deactivated receiving mail items in the send-receive-group setting as described on your webpage. That seemed to work in the beginning but once I pressed the send/receive all folders button it
ignored the setting and started downloading my inbox again. I wonder if that is a bug or intentional. To prevent me from accidentally doing this in the future, I went into the server settings and changed the incoming server address as described in your article.
One has to deselect the "automatically test settings" field to complete the process. If you want to keep a copy of sent emails in your sent box, on the POP- and IMAP account settings where you enter all the server addresses you need to go to advanced settings,
hit the advanced tab and uncheck "Don't keep a copy of sent elements". My Outlook is in German so please forgive me if the wording isn't a 100% match. It seems to work ok for now even though I find it strange that I get frequent error messages now that Outlook
couldn't check the Gmail inbox for new mail. It seems as if unchecking the button "receive mail items" doesn't do anything and Outlook still tries to call the inbox.

I guess I could just ignore that but there is one more thing: When I receive a forwarded message from Gmail in my Outlook inbox and I click reply it will do so using my outlook email account. I have to manually change the "From:" address to my Gmail even
though Outlook recognizes Gmail as the receiving account. Shouldn't Outlook choose the original recipient address as the reply address?

Thanks in advance!

Neithan