Step for creating Tenant

Creating an Office 365 Tenant

You receive an email containing the Office 365 portal link and other information such as tenant name, service plan and
expiration date
log on to the Office 365 portal
Adding a New Domain to O365

verify that you actually are the owner of this domain

o add a TXT record to the public DNS server hosting your domain (recommended approach)
o add an invalid MX record

After having added the TXT record go back to the Office 365 portal and click the Verify button

Configure Domain: Configure DNS settings

When Office 365 can verify the domain successfully, you can specify which services you wish to use with the domain

here we can see the status for the domain has changed to Verified.
Configure the two ADFS servers in a Windows Network Load Balancing (WNLB)
Configure Active Directory Federation Service (ADFS) 2.0 on the two ADFS Proxy servers in the perimeter network
Converting Domain to a Federated Domain
Installing and Configuring Directory Synchronization (DirSync)
o Activating Active Directory Synchronization
o launch the DirSync Setup file
o Verify
o launch the the DirSync tool, Directory Sync Configuration
Configuring Windows Load Balancing on the Exchange Hybrid Servers
Import & Enable Third Party Certificate on Hybrid Servers
Assign Services to Certificate wizard: Simple Mail transfer Protocol (SMTP) and Internet Information Services (IIS)
Configure the URLs on the Exchange 2010 Hybrid Servers: https://hybrid.office365lab.dk/OWA
Re-Configure TMG and/or DNS Records
o Exchange Service
FQDN
o Autodiscover & Exchange Web Services (EWS)
Autodiscover.office365lab.dk
o Outlook Web Access 2007 (OWA 2007)
Webmail.office365lab.dk
o Outlook Web Access 2010 (OWA 2010)
Hybrid.office365lab.dk
o Exchange Hybrid (AutoD & EWS)
Autodiscover.office365lab.dk & webmail.office365lab.dk
o Outlook Anywhere (OA)
Webmail.office365lab.dk
o Exchange ActiveSync (EAS)
Webmail.office365lab.dk
o Inbound SMTP
Smtp.office365lab.dk (MX record)
o Inbound SMTP
Hybrid.office365lab.dk
o Configuring an SPF Record: v=spf1 ip4:salida0 ip4:salida1 include:outlook.com all

Add the Office 365 Tenant to the Exchange Management Console

Connect to Exchange Online using Windows PowerShell
Configuring Exchange 2010 Hybrid
o Organization Configuration. Select the Hybrid Configuration tab and then click New Hybrid
Configuration
o Manage Hybrid Configuration

cannot verify this domain as we first need to create a text (TXT) record in external DNS

If you wish to federate multiple accepted domains, you must create a TXT record for each.

Check to confirm that the TXT records have been created in public DNS for the domains above

Mail Flow Settings, IP publica de Hybrid server

Especial: Hybrid Deployment when using Edge Transport

Mail Flow Security: certificate we wish to use for securing transport using TLS

Click Manage
Review
o Get-HybridConfiguration
o New accepted domain : tenant_name.mail.onmicrosoft.com has been added as an accepted domain:
o New remote domains: tenant_name.mail.onmicrosoft.com and office365lab.dk has been added
o The default E-Mail Address policy has been updated, so that it stamps a secondary proxy address
(alias@tenant_name.mail.onmicrosoft.com)
o The HCW also creates a receive connector on each of the hybrid servers
o The HCW will create a send connector that will route all e-mail messages destined for
tenant_name.mail.onmicrosoft.com to Exchange Online in Office 365
o Get-OrganizationRelationship | fl

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o In the FOPE administrator center, you can see the two connectors that have been created by the HCW
Moving a Mailbox

Command

Get-HybridConfiguration
Set-WebServicesVirtualDirectory -Identity "EWS (Default Web Site)"
-MRSProxyEnabled $true -MRSProxyMaxConnections 100
Get-WebServicesVirtualDirectory | Set-WebServicesVirtualDirectory
-MRSProxyEnabled $True
Get-ClientAccessServer | Test-MRSHealth
$TenantCredentials = Get-Credential
Update-HybridConfiguration -OnPremisesCredentials:$OnPremisesCredentials
-TenantCredentials:$TenantCredentials -Verbose
Get-ClientAccessServer | Test-MRSHealth