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Aidan explains what you need to consider when planning for a deployment of the Azure Firewall.

It was another busy month for Azure, here’s a wrap-up of what you need to know for January.

This month sees Windows Server 2019 finally reach general availability in Azure and appear in the Windows Evaluation Center, plus some changes to Internet Explorer in older versions of Windows.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into if you should host critical exchange servers locally, new features for Microsoft 365, Azure gets Server 2019, and a conference you might want to attend.

Amazon has a new tool that is designed to make it easier to access intranet sites on mobile devices.

Exchange Online transport (mail flow) rules are a powerful way to ensure that email from Office 365 tenants to specific recipients are encrypted in a consistent manner. Using rules relieves the need for users to become involved and makes sure that email is protected in a way that recipients can read messages. It’s a good way to use the protection features built into Office 365.

Amazon has new Gravitron processors for its services, here’s how they can help save you some money.

Russell explains how to use Puppet Bolt to run commands remotely on Windows Server.

Office 365 serves a wide spectrum of organizations. Many are very small, some belong to government agencies, and some are used by large enterprises. And in the enterprise space, mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures are common events.

Aidan explains what the three types of rules that are in the Azure Firewall, what they do, and how they are different from each other.