Keeping permanently deleted items in your Exchange mailbox backups is important. Microsoft 365 provides up to 30 days of deleted item retention. Beyond this time, items are deleted for good – so restoring from backup will be your only option. Let’s see how BackupAssist 365 handles this.
Setting up backups for Exchange mailboxes, SharePoint and OneDrive for Business is easy with BackupAssist 365. Here are a few pointers with the setup and credentials.
A “backup window” is a specified window of time during which BackupAssist 365 will perform backups of Microsoft 365. Although implementing backup windows are not necessary for the majority of users, they do ensure your internet connection is not degraded during the workday, while also helping you get smooth backups if Microsoft repeatedly denies service due to throttling.
For users, Microsoft Teams Wikis are a great way to publish information relevant to a channel, collaborate, and learn without leaving the Teams app. For administrators, backing up Teams Wiki pages is an important part of business continuity and compliance. Here, we will take a look at where Microsoft Teams Wikis are stored and how to back up Teams Wiki pages.
SharePoint sites and subsites are only really different by name, because sites and subsites have the same functionality. However, they are managed in different places in the SharePoint admin center, and have a slightly different permissions model.
Due to the recent Exchange Server vulnerabilities, we were keen to decommission our on-premise Exchange Server and move to Office 365 in a hurry. That enabled us to perfect a migration method that worked smoothly and met all of our business objectives. We think it’s certainly worth sharing!
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