I have O365 Business Premium and a lot of data in the Business OneDrive
I have a new Win 10 Home laptop and can connect to that Work account OK.
HOWEVER, in the Users\dmacl\Documents\OneDrive, the what is displayed is the Personal OneDrive generated automatically.

How can I get that reference replaced with the correct one pointing to the Business OneDrive?

Nexcloud:
Assume you have a directory and you share this with group or user/s.
is it possible to create a folder in this directory and change only sharing for this folder to hide from group?
linke L/Unix permission start directory has permission 777 and som folder in this directory has 700 or 770, ... like that

Our auditors subscribe to Teammate SaaS Prod in the cloud.
Teammate also offers a QA/UAT SaaS in the cloud.

Q1:
Under what circumstances would sites out there subscribe
to QA/UAT  Teammate SaaS?

Q2:
What's Teammate QA/UAT used for?   Is there any development
work for Teammate that needs to be done in UAT 1st before
being ported over to Prod Teammate?

Q3:
I've heard of our parent company's  audit dept uses on-prem
Teammate & have both QA/UAT plus Prod environments?
not convenient to ask the auditors, but curious what it's for

OneDirve for business ...  My BB speeds are approx 50 meg

It was working OK with a gig or so of data ...  

I decided to move my photos / videos in of approx 250 gig.
Now I realise thats a lot. But a week later and I left my laptop on over night a few times and it still wasnt complete or any whwre near it
Got a mixture of messages / excuses saying sync resources low etc

Ive uninstalled and reinstalled One Drive ap and it says  Processing and is on a count down and at about 5000 and getting lower.
Presume when it hits 0 it starts up loading what it doesnt have in the Cloud

Anyway, whats your experience of OneDrive?
Is it fast?
Is it stable?
etc ...

Concerned about fees that could be charged if I misjudge something like this ..

I have a 20 gig allowance .. which should be loads

Hi Guys,

We need a backup software solution for a couple of Andriod devices.
Especially to backup mail (Office 365)

Any ideas will be appreciated,

I'm trying to configure a rule in Cisco CES cloud platform the stops people masquerading as the CEO
for attempted Phishing. So on our previous FW we had if the mail has the sender as 'our ceo' but does not come from
our Domain, then drop. I can see where to configure this in the CES.

We have 2TB of archived files that we want to move to Cloud storage. The current 2 TB of files will increase as we archive more data, so for now we would need 2.5 to 3 TB of space.

We will need users to be able to access the files (read only) as needed and be able to download from the archive as needed.  

Azure file storage is to expensive at this time.  

Do not want to use AWS because we are using Azure for Cloud backup and will eventually use Azure for file storage.

Other than Dropbox, can anyone recommend another Cloud storage solution for storing these files.

Thanks,
cja

Acronis wants almost $900 for 1TB of Cloud Storage for 1 year. Isn't that a little outrageous? Why would I want to do that when my OneDrive account has 1TB for free?

What could Acronis's cloud storage bring to the party that would justify that? (Yes it will be used on a server running their backup software).

I have an organization that is looking to keep all their files in the cloud on all their computers.  The one thing that is unusual is that they want all the desktops and documents to be shared with each other so there really is no need to keep anything private within the organization but completely collaborative.  (Its only 4 computers)  So I figured that maybe there would be four folders in a cloud share named Computer1, Computer2,Computer3,Computer4.   Then within each of those folders there will be a desktop and documents folder.  Locally on each machine I would make the location for desktop and documents to its corresponding cloud folder.  Then everyone can see each others information from their cloud drive.  This is exactly what OneDrive does already, however, they want everything on the computers to be collaborative.  

The question I have is what's the best approach?  They currently have both G Suite and Office 365.  Should I setup the file structure that I just mentioned in G drive and then call it a day?  Is this possible to accomplish through SharePoint?  Is there one advantage over the other or is there a problem with this setup?

Thanks!

We currently use Veeam and Veeam Copy Jobs to an Exagrid de-duplicating appliance.  Exagrid automatically sync's our data center backups to our remote office.  To supplement that, and to protect against a ransomware attack, we want cloud air-gapped backups.  We presently use Veeam copy jobs to iLand for that purpose but it's not going well.

We are about to demo CommVault but I figured before doing so, maybe I should take a step back and ask for thoughts on:

CommVault vs. Zert0

The ONLY thing I like about Veeam copy jobs to a cloud provider is the provider's "insider protection" which basically is a cloud based "recycle bin" which even a malicious admin can't touch.

We don't enjoy the overly complex nature of hundreds of  Veeam backup jobs and copy jobs.  It's a nightmare to monitor and maintain.

CommVault sounds much simpler.

I don't know anything about Zert0 other than it offers granular restores to the minute which could be super handy during a ransomware attack (assuming they don't successfully attack our backups).

I suppose the air-gapped-ness depends on the destination provider for both CommVault and Zert0.

Do these solutions typically rely on things like Amazon's Object Lock / Compliance Mode / WORM (write-once-read-many)?

A big requirement is MFA in order to delete backup containers; my nightmare scenario is my laptop getting hijacked and/or my admin credentials getting compromised and ransomware hacker attacking my cloud backups too !!!

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