This feature ties in nicely with the Azure B2B capabilities. to add external users to the tenant and make them available for sharing, without allowing end users to share with just anyone.
This quietly added feature would allow an organization’s I.T. In addition to blocking all sharing, allowing anonymous links and end users sharing with any external email address, we now see the option to only allow sharing with “Only existing external users (sign-in required)”. The external recipient did not have to exist in the Office 365 tenant already in order for the content to be shared. When authenticated external sharing was enabled, end users could enter any external email address using the “Share” options in OneDrive. In the past, you could choose to allow employees to share with authenticated external users, anonymous users or disable blocking altogether. One small but important change has been made to the external sharing audiences. The sharing page allows you to modify all of the settings related to allowing Office 365 users to share content outside of your organization. The only thing you can do from this page is submit feedback to the OneDrive Product Team. The graphic foreshadows the features to come, including usage reports and dashboards. There’s nothing too exciting on the homepage yet.
Additionally, you will see a link to the OneDrive Admin Center in your personal OneDrive site. Once those two things are done, you should be able to successfully access the preview at. Second, you need to be sure that your account is set to receive First Release features. As of right now, there is no OneDrive Administrator role. Only Global Administrators and SharePoint Administrators will have access. First, you must have the right permissions. There are only two things you need to do in order to take the new OneDrive Admin Center for a spin. In this post I’ll share an overview of the current features, along with what’s coming next. I’ve been pretty satisfied with the preview thus far and like what I’ve seen in the Tech Community conversations about upcoming features. Thankfully we now have a simple admin portal similar to what we’ve always had with SharePoint Online. Microsoft released the new OneDrive Admin Center in preview on December 15th, 2016 (the same day I presented on managing OneDrive for Business the old way. Well, today is your day Office 365 administrators! While the majority of enhancements targeted end users, the administrators were left wanting more. From the increase in storage to unlimited, to the introduction of the Next Generation Sync Client (NGSC), Microsoft has made it clear that OneDrive is a true contender as a business cloud storage solution.
There have been many enhancements to the OneDrive for Business product over the past year.
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