Microsoft Exchange Jobs

I have a brand-new Windows workstation that is on our office Ethernet but still sitting outside the domain and blocked from the built-in administrator account. The rest of the network is healthy—only this one machine is having trouble—so I need someone who can jump in, join it to the network, and prove that it talks to our server without errors. Here’s what I expect to be wrapped up during the session: • Sign in with the built-in administrator, clear the “access denied” roadblock, and confirm full local control. • Configure the NIC, DNS, gateway, and any other settings needed, then join the correct domain (or workgroup, if that turns out to be the better fit). • Verify that mapped drives, shared folders, and line-of-business apps are re...

I want to move our small team fully onto Microsoft 365 and need someone who can take the lead from day one. The job starts with building a clean tenant, creating user accounts and mailboxes, and then configuring both SharePoint and OneDrive so our files are organised and permissions make sense. Security is just as important. I expect: • Regular, automated backups of mail, SharePoint and OneDrive content • Multi-Factor Authentication enforced across every account • Solid threat-detection and response policies tuned for Microsoft 365 Once everything is live, I’ll rely on you for ongoing remote support—solving device or account issues, troubleshooting connectivity, rolling out small changes and generally keeping the environment healthy. Quick, clear comm...

I need laptops set up for my company. Requirements: - Install Windows 11 - Pre-install: - Microsoft Office Suite - Antivirus Software - Custom Business Applications Ideal Skills & Experience: - Experience with Windows 11 installation and configuration - Familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite and common antivirus software - Ability to install and configure custom business applications Looking for a freelancer who can ensure everything is set up correctly and ready for use.

Outlook 2016 keeps asking for a password even though the credentials are correct. The moment I click the “Need Password” indicator it reconnects to Exchange, but the prompt returns later. Because the problem shows up on more than one workstation, I’m confident it isn’t a single-PC glitch. I’ve already walked through the usual basics—cleared the Windows Credential Manager entries, recreated the Outlook profile, checked Autodiscover records, and confirmed the Exchange certificate chain—yet the nagging prompt persists. What I need now is a deeper dive: someone who can pinpoint the root cause (whether it’s an authentication loop, cached token issue, or something server-side) and apply a permanent fix without disrupting mail flow. Deliverables...