Move File Server to Microsoft Teams, NOT SharePoint
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Your "new" Windows Server is really just a Windows NT 4.0 file sharing configuration dressed up in a later version of the Windows Server operating system.
Microsoft Teams Files, OneDrive, and in some cases, SharePoint Online are FAR more superior.
So let's take the first step and call things what they are.
I’m confused. Why does your title specification mention moving files to Teams not Sharepoint and then your video no even mention either solution? This wasted my time which is pretty shitty honestly. Sharepoint blows and has the 5000 file per folder limit so I would have loved to have heard how to use Teams instead…you lost me as a potential subscriber due to clickbait bs title. Not cool.
also onedrive kills youre system if you sync more than 15k files... if a company uses more than 10 excel files teams/sharepointonline sucks -> did i mention that ms365 was down today?
yep, all bs crap publicity stunt
Yea, I agree you can tell that this is not pointed towards an enterprise level environment. It's just stupid to put everything on your local machine. There is a reason why corporations have file servers. It's so that multiple, multiple people can access them at the same time with little to no delay, ie your local machine is not doing all the processing power. Like @christianb6396 states it kills your system. I wish these dumb ads they put out would just go away cause anyone who is in the industry knows this is a bad idea. But hey if I can get people who know nothing about IT to buy into it makes Xerillion look smart, but what they are doing is trying to put everything off as the file server is bad and utilize Microsoft services. I'm sorry but Microsoft has only 1 TB per user. I have more than 1 TB of work data alone. How the hell is 1 TB of data enough for anyone in this day in age. Then on top of that you want a whole organization to buy into this crap. What a load of bs. lol
Not sure why the title says about non Sharepoint when you don't even mention Sharepoint and why Teams is better (as a SharePoint site is created anyway).?
Fair point on the title. And true a SharePoint site is created, but by working with the files in Teams, we avoid the unfriendliness of SharePoint.
Thank God for the option
@@Xerillion can’t lie I’m thankful one of my local MSPs have enlightened me about that a few years ago. I too was like there is 0 way I’m going to teach people to use Sharepoint lol. Honestly this is the option that makes O365 work well.
I took it as a a clickbait video with title to match. I guess they're just selling their services, not really doing anything like a tutorial video.
Misleading title.
I hope you get some kind of monetization for your excellent videos. Thank you so much for sharing 🎉
You wasted 5 minutes of my life with this. This title should’ve been “file servers are bad, really bad, and here is why.”
So, Move the File Server...but not how to actually do it.
Hi , there are challenges with one drive , on a file server if the user account is disabled there is no license cost, but on one drive a license needs to be assigned for that particular user account to maintain the files inside the one drive. correct me if I am wrong in this
Hello. One Drive data is not deleted until the user account is deleted - even if you remove the license. It's the same for accounts that get converted to shared mailboxes. You remove the license, but technically speaking the OneDrive data is preserved.
Do you have a primer on how organizations should organize the file structure?
Hi Kristopher! We do not.
Is this Microsoft 365 Business Basic or is it E3. Its been confusing trying to figure out the differences in all their plans and what services they all provide
Hi Omar, I'd suggest checking the video I posted yesterday (4-12-23).
It's e5 or the premier option
would be interested in your services but your website says you wont help anybody with less than 25 employees.
Thanks @Illinination1977! I sincerely appreciate the interest :) We find that the one-time costs that we need to do to get this system setup the way we do it usually isn't acceptable to companies under 25-30 desktop users. I should say...the clients are interested, but those deals almost never close.
I think they changed Intune to Microsoft endpoint
Yeah, you know....I thought that too, and maybe it very well has. A few months back I thought they changed it to Endpoint Manager, yet in the Microsoft documentation and even our license SKU's it is still referred to as Intune. So I reverted back to referring to it as Intune for now. 🤷♂
@@Xerillion Thanks for the update. 👊🏼
This video was a waste of time. You should not post a video with a title that you do not explore. Very poor service to your community.