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Hello, <br />
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I've setup a Server 2012 running AD, DHCP, DNS.<br />
The company has a office 365 non profit E1 subscription installed with DIRSYNC on the AD.<br />
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The old server (2003) had a shared folder (50GB of data) that all the users used.<br />
I created this same share on the new server but was wondering if I can store ALL the data on a &quot;one drive&quot; and share it with all the users.<br />
Since the E1 office 365 is free I have a free user to use for sharing the Data. <br />
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Does this work well? SharePoint is not an option btw.
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Hello, 

I've setup a Server 2012 running AD, DHCP, DNS.
The company has a office 365 non profit E1 subscription installed with DIRSYNC on the AD.

The old server (2003) had a shared folder (50GB of data) that all the users used.
I created this same share on the new server but was wondering if I can store ALL the data on a "one drive" and share it with all the users.
Since the E1 office 365 is free I have a free user to use for sharing the Data. 

Does this work well? SharePoint is not an option btw.

Using one drive as company shared folder

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