Todd And Shane's Cloudy Podcast

We get an update on Shane's computer build this week, along some discussion on the new automatically generated groups in Office 365. We also talk about how you shouldn't use an @ sign in your Windows username, and how to integrate GitHub with Azure AD.

This week's podcast is all over the map. We talk about Windows 10, Microsoft authentication issues, Shane's crappy Surface, and Reddit. After we're warmed up we dig into weighty topics like Enterprise Mobility and how Elon Musk is going to light up Australia.

SharePoint popularity and what's new in SharePoint start out this week's podcast. We talk about a recent survey that shows which versions of SharePoint are used the most. #4 will shock you. Microsoft has been hard at it releasing new things, and we give you our take on the new SPO management shell, Azure AD Connect versions, and the SharePoint Framework. We finish up by revealing who has been trying to hack into Todd's Hotmail account.

While Todd basks in the freetime of his unemployment he still finds time to keep up on SharePoint, Office 365, and Azure. This week he and Shane talk about a fantastic PowerShell script Shane wrote to move files around in SharePoint Online. Some new sync functionality is next on the list. Not to be outdone Azure AD adds group based functionality, and SHA1 is kaput! That, and Todd going to the moon, all on this week's podcast.

Todd and Shane start out slowly, talking about Batman and unemployed life. Then we get into meatier topics like Conditional Access in SharePoint Online and DOD Level 5 PA. We also discuss some exciting new additions to copying files in SharePoint Online. Then we cover our second love, PowerShell, and talk about how to securely save passwords, and a new place to find the PnP PowerShell cmdlets. Join Todd and Shane for their online SharePoint Admin class, March 20th to 24th. It promises to be more fun than a barrel full of weasels. They'll cover SharePoint on-prem, Office 365, and PowerShell. You know, the topics that the cool admins are talking about these days. Check out the syllabus and sign up at http://www.boldzebras.com/sharepointadministratortraining

Todd starts off this episode talking about a change in his career. After a good cry, he and Shane pick up the pieces and talk about a new webpart coming to SharePoint Online. Then Shane talks about some new security and BI functionality coming to Office 365. In bigger news, Todd and Shane announced their next online SharePoint Admin class. It's March 20th to 24th. It'll cover all the fun SharePoint on-prem and Office 365 topics that the cool admins are talking about these days. Check out the syllabus and sign up at http://www.boldzebras.com/sharepointadministratortraining

This week's podcast starts off with the list of the ten best Intranets and your friend and ours, SharePoint, makes up the majority of these paragons of enterprise productivity. Not to be outdone, SharePoint's online counterpart, Office 365, has a lot to be proud of too. We talk about what's new in Office 365 administration, both in the UI and in PowerShell. Speaking of PowerShell, Shane promotes his newest Internet sensation, how to get the fancy PowerShell formatting on your ancient Windows 7 and 8.1 systems. We finish out the podcast by Shane showing us all where he keeps all of his pictures of Todd.

Hooray for OneDrive! The update to OneDrive is one of the things we talk about this week. We also talk about SMAT, Microsoft's way of telling you you're ready for Office 365. Once you're in Office 365, the FindTime feature can help you schedule meetings. Shane and Todd then get off on a tangent and talk about 3D TVs and cord cutting.

Birthdays and sweatpants start out today's podcast. Then we talk about how great Todd's blog post on using PowerShell to add Office 365 domain is. Then we cover the changes to Microsoft's FastTrack offering (as well as what the heck FastTrack even is) and their new StaffHub product. We wrap things up by talking about the new release of PowerShell in WMF 5.1, and how painful CSOM can be with PowerShell and SharePoint Online.

SharePoint Online Conditional Access is the headlining topic this week. Then we hit our old friend PowerShell and see how we can easily use it to test our Internet connection. Then we talk about a couple of Microsoft rumors and acquisitions. One around AI, or our computer overlords. And another about the resurrection of Windows Phone. Zombie phones, run for your lives!!!

In this week's episode Shane and Todd talk about some additions to Microsoft Flow, and the continued, sad demise of the Microsoft Band 2. They also talk about some new licensing options for the Office Online Server, and how the demise of CMD is greatly exaggerated. Oh, and they talk about one unintended side effect of anonymous cars.

This week Shane is all alone at the mic while Todd is recovering from his holiday hangover. Who knows what Shane is talking about this week, but it's a good combination of old, new, and Azure. Next week is bound to be better. It just has to be.

For the last podcast of 2016 Todd and Shane go off script talk and do something original, they talk about what's happened in 2016 and give their take on it. They talk about footbal (American football that is), what consistutes a Christmas movie, and mall riots. They spend a little time talking about the tech stories of 2016, like the iPhone, some more about the iPhone, the Galaxy Note 7, hacking, and cars that will drive Shane to Chick-Fil-A any time he'd like.

In this week's episode Todd and Shane talk about "Reverse DSC." What it is, and what it means for your SharePoint farms. Then we cover some updates to SharePoint 2013 PSConfig and OneDrive For Business. Then we delve into the weighty topic of AI and unending corporate meetings. We finish up with Shane's random thoughts about college football, Itailian plumbers, and Star Wars. Another blatant shoutout for Todd's Birthday Charity drive at http://pointgowin.com/tkcharity

This week's episode covers a lot of exciting topics. We start the show off taling about a great blog post Todd recently published about a bad error message that PowerShell gives you with Office 365. Then we discuss some new things that Microsoft has released, like the SharePoint Migration Asseessment tool, and some documentation on DR for Access Services. We also cover the things to consider when using a WAN accelerator with Office 365. Oh, and check out Todd's Birthday Charity drive at http://pointgowin.com/tkcharity

This week Shane and I crown our first Podcast Listener of the Day, though with any contest, there was some controversy. After that is settled, we discuss a few new releases from Microsoft. Things like Azure AD Connect, and the PowerShell cmdlets for Azure AD. We show you how to see every PowerShell command that has ever been run on your machine. We finish up by talking about Amazon Go, and how it won't destroy the lives of Americans everywhere. At least not yet.

This week's podcast is hilarious mess of production woes. Shane and I try out some streaming software with disastrous effect. Next week will be better. It just has to be. :) We get the duct tape out, we fix things and we put on a show. We chat about the changes in the Office Patterns and Practices PowerShell cmdlets, and then we spend some time gushing about how great they are. Whole new countries of people get to enjoy Office 365 this week thanks to Microsoft expanding the market. We deliver the good news to them. We finish up by talking about some shenanigans at Reddit and Shane and I's evil plan to get CNN to buy our podcast.

In this episode Shane and I chat about how great my vacation was and how little I missed him while I was gone. Then we talk about exciting topics like Double Dare and Azure Bots. We do cover a couple of important topics like Office Client support, and the Office Online Server updates. We also talk about some sad news around SQL Reporting Services and its future with SharePoint. Spoiler alert, SQL gets to keep the dog in the split.

I'm gone, and Shane tries his best to do my podcasting legacy proud with this episode. He spends a bunch of time talking about SharePoint 2016 Feature Pack 1. He covers how to install it, and how to use it for hybrid scenarios. He fills out the rest of the show with exciting topics like lightbulbs, Nintendos, and adult websites.

The audio in this episode gets a little rough, sorry. I tried to edit it all out, but it snuck in a little. When Hangouts were cooperating, Shane and I talked about the new OneDrive for Business client, and how it sucks a lot less than we expected it to. We talk about some questionable SharePoint training that's coming out, and Microsoft's new Teams product, that recently came out for Office 365. We wrap things up by talking about Tesla, and the new Ninendto retro game console.