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Change language in Microsoft 365 portal in hybrid environment.

January 10, 2023 By Everton

How can I change the preferred language on an user Hybrid Environment Microsoft 365?

Recently I had customer put in a support case for this question.

How can I change the preferred language on an user Hybrid Environment Microsoft 365? After researching and looking at documentation online I was able to repo this.

The administrator makes a change by setting up a language code in the preferredLanguage attribute for the selected user in Active Directory:

Set your default language in this scenario I set it to español (Bolivia) Spanish (Bolivia) es-bo

Refer to the language list What languages does Office for the web support?

For example, if the administrator provides the es-bo value for the preferredLanguage attribute in the String Attribute Editor – the language in Microsoft 365 portal will change to español (Bolivia) Spanish (Bolivia) , and when they set up en-GB – the language will switch to English (United Kingdom). Changing the attribute’s value to <not set> will allow users to control the language of Microsoft 365 portal by using the web browser’s settings.

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After adjusting language settings, you need to wait 30 minutes for changes to take effect. If you don’t want to wait, the administrator can also force the synchronization with Microsoft 365 by running this cmdlet on the server with Azure AD Connect:

Run a delta sync to update Azure AD user with the language change.

Start-ADSyncSyncCycle -PolicyType Delta

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Here you will see the Microsoft 365 portal default language is in Spanish es-bo (Bolivia).

If you need to change your Microsoft 365 portal language again, simply follow the steps above.

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Googe: Improving data regions with expanded coverage and group-based admin controls

February 18, 2020 By Everton

G Suite data regions allows G Suite customers to choose a specific geographic location for their covered data. We’re enhancing data regions with three key updates:

Coverage of user indices for Gmail and Calendar
Coverage of Google Keep primary data at rest and backups
More granular group-based controls

In addition to these new features, we’re also moving the location of the data region reporting dashboard from Admin Console > Dashboard to Admin Console > Reports > Data Regions.

With Google G suite data regions, you can now Control the geographical location of your G Suite data at rest.

For organizations that want more geo-control, the data regions feature for G Suite gives you the choice to pick where covered data for select G Suite apps is stored at rest — whether globally distributed, in the US, or across Europe.

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Why you’d use it

G Suite’s globally distributed cloud infrastructure reduces latency and protects data with geo redundancy. Therefore, most organizations choose not to geo-restrict their data. However, some organizations have preferences around where their data is stored at rest.

To support those customers, we launched data region controls in 2018. Data regions lets customers designate the region in which covered data is stored when at rest—globally, in the US, or in Europe. Last year, we enhanced data regions with increased coverage of apps and data types.

By covering more apps, additional data types, and more granular admin controls, we hope to better support our customers’ data location preferences.

Below a graphic of company data at rest in United States data centers, and the Company Profile of data regions.

For more please see the following Google docs:

Getting Started with OptinMonster and WordPress Checklist

April 2, 2018 By Everton

To get the most out of OptinMonster, we’ve put together the following checklist to guide you through creating your first campaign.

Create your first campaign.
Connect your campaign to Google Analytics so you can immediately track impressions and conversions – Note: this step is required for access to any campaign statistics.
Install the OptinMonster Plugin on your WordPress site.
Configure the Output Settings for your campaign to control where it loads on your site.

Advanced

When you’re ready to take your campaign to the next level:

Split-Testing your campaign helps you improve conversions by testing different colors, copy, configuration settings and more.
Page Level Targeting: For more advanced page targeting you can use Google Tag Manager to control when and where on your site the campaign appears.
Cookie Configuration: OptinMonster makes it easy to set both individual and global cookies, controlling how often visitors see your campaign.
MonsterLinks: You can show your campaign with the click of a link or button on your site with MonsterLinks.
Downloadable File Delivery: There are many ways you can deliver downloadable content when using OptinMonster.
Yes/No Campaigns: If you don’t want to collect email addresses you can easily the default form to a yes/no campaign instead.
Privacy Policy: Add a privacy policy to your campaign.
Mobile: Create a mobile campaign to show to mobile visitors.Note: mobile options require a Pro subscription.

Running Docker first time on macOS High Sierra

October 22, 2017 By Everton

Docker CE macOS

Docker CE for Mac is an easy-to-install desktop app for building, debugging, and testing Dockerized apps on a Mac. Docker for Mac is a complete development environment deeply integrated with the Mac OS Hypervisor framework, networking, and filesystem. Docker for Mac is the fastest and most reliable way to run Docker on a Mac.

Install Docker CE on macOS

When the installation completes and Docker starts, the whale in the top status bar shows that Docker is running, and accessible from a terminal.

Docker icon on mac status bar.

Run it

Open a command-line terminal (I’m using Iterm-2), we’ll try some Docker command

Run docker version to check that you have the latest release installed.

Run docker run hello-world to verify that Docker is pulling images and running as expected.

To learn more, read the Docker for Mac documentation

Authorize.Net – Online Payment Services

April 23, 2017 By Everton

Accept- Online Payments for your Services

Authorize.Net are proud to offer payment management through our partner, Authorize.Net®, a leading payment gateway provider since 1996 with over 440,000 customers. Authorize.Net manages the complex routing of transaction data from your business to the credit card and electronic check payment networks, ensuring secure and reliable deposit of funds into your merchant account.

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Features

Omni Channel Payments

Websites, in-app, telephone orders, card swipe transactions with a phone or terminal, kiosks and more.

Payment Types

· All major credit cards, including Visa®, MasterCard®, American Express® and Discover®

· Signature Debit Cards

· Authorize.Net eCheck.Net® (bank account)

· Digital payment solutions: Visa Checkout, Apple Pay and PayPal

Customer Checkout

Customers pay on your website or on a custom Authorize.Net payment page, based on the integration method you choose. Dozens of shopping cart solutions offer Authorize.Net payments.

Receive Payments Quickly

Automated deposit into your merchant bank account in as little as two business days.

Online Account Management

Log into your secure account for real-time reports, transaction history and balances, to issue refunds, and more.

Award-Winning 24×7 Customer Support

Online Knowledge Base as well as free support via telephone, chat, and eTicket.

Security

Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliant.

Risk Management

Authorize.Net safeguards your sensitive cardholder information in its secure data center, depending on your integration.

Fraud Prevention

Advanced Fraud Detection Suite™ (AFDS) helps you identify and manage suspicious transactions.

Billing Services

Recurring and tokenized payments available. Bill repeat customers without storing their payment information or asking for it again.

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