Within the Gmail email admin center is there a way of displaying all email aliases?

Or do I need to open each and every email address within the Gmail admin center to see if it has an alias?

Earlier today I got rid of the search.yahoo.com redirect. I ran avast smartscan and malwarebytes, and I've rebooted. It's only on Google Chrome, and there are no extra extensions installed. Any ideas? Thanks.

Hi Guys,
I have a client who is using Google Hangouts to message/stay in-touch with their employees.  The only problem is Chrome gets buried behind multiple windows for any one user and they don't see the notification when someone tries to chat.  Is there a setting for 'Always on Top' or similar so when someone gets notified the alert moves to the front of all open windows?  

If not, would another chat system do so like Yahoo Messenger?

I have gmail; presumably I have a Google Account, I have NO CLUE how to access my Google Account. Somehow in the past I have stumbled onto it. Can't remember how.

I want to use a Google Sheet for something. I'm guessing I have to log in first?

Or ??

Thanks

I have a table with two columns containing a varchar(max) column (`vertices`) and a geography datatype column (`geography`).

in the varchar(max), i have a saved google maps polygon JSON string:

[{"lng":-82.54841995396418,"lat":27.36429736498091},{"lng":-82.54730415501399,"lat":27.35995237468737},{"lng":-82.54224014439387,"lat":27.360257291850118},{"lng":-82.53760528721614,"lat":27.363611325218592},{"lng":-82.54352760472102,"lat":27.365135852250216},{"lng":-82.54841995396418,"lat":27.36429736498091}]

I'm trying to convert this into a SQL Server geography data type using an update script:

   

 UPDATE [AOI]
    SET [geography] = geography::STGeomFromText('POLYGON(('+vertices+'))', 4326)
    END

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This isn't working.
How do I make the conversion?

Thanks

I have hundreds of excel spreadsheets.

I use google drive to store these and they are also on my local PC drive.

Question: Is is possible/easy for me to store this data in Google drive (cloud) ONLY.  I would be happy to only have access to the files when I have internet connection.

How can I achieve this?  (Note that I must be able to use microsoft Excel)

Thanks, folks.

Need to export users from google g-suite and import into AD DC2016.  Powershell script or other tool?

Anyone done that?

I need to know how to do this.

The person who worked on the site prior to me installed a plugin called Monster Insights which is automatically used when I try to configure Google Analytics. It does not work. I presume I can deinstall the plugin.

Then how do I do it WITHOUT the plugin?

Thanks

I will be migrating a Google Gmail email domain to Office 365.

I have gone through and completed all the required steps as documented on the Migration Wiz website to do this.

I have created the required TXT record within this company's external DNS provider (asmallorange.com) and have been told by the Office 365 domain wizard that I need to add the records shown in the screenshot to our external DNS provider (asmallorange.com).

Is it possible for me to add these records to our external DNS provider (asmallorange.com) while leaving the existing records for Gmail in place?

I want emails to continue to go to user's email accounts within Gmail. The only thing I want to do now is to finish the domain verification of the domain name that is currently being used by Google/Gmail so I can then use the migrationwiz.com website to migrate the email from the Gmail servers to the Office 365 servers.

Then once this migration has completed I will replace the external DNS Gmail email records with the Office 365 DNS records shown in the screenshot and will create new Outlook profiles for all users so Outlook will connect to the Office 365 servers for email.

What I need to do now is to finish the email domain verification within Office 365 so I can then perform the migration wiz migrations (while we coninue to use Gmail as our email service provider--but I don't want to interrupt any future emails from arriving at the Gmail servers until I officially cut the online DNS …