1. Introduction to Office 365
January 2014
Presenter: Michael Miller

2. Topics Covered What is Office 365? Office 365 Project Overview
Outlook Web App & Logon Process
Training Resources
Questions?

3. Topics Covered What is Office 365? Office 365 Project Overview
Outlook Web App & Logon Process
Training Resources

4. What is Office 365?
Office 365 is a subscription-based online version of the Office platform that pairs web- based Office applications with cloud storage (provided by OneDrive for Business)
OneDrive for Business is similar to Dropbox or Google Drive

5. Office 365 Project Overview
Office 365 will be integrated into the Enterprise Messaging Service as a hybrid deployment.
On-site and off-site (cloud-based) services will coexist
Implementation will be transparent to the user regardless of the version of Exchange their department is currently using

6. Office 365 Project Overview
ITS is implementing various cloud-based services and believes we can provide greater services for less or the same cost.
In addition to Office 365:
Google Apps for UCLA
Box.com
INSiders article:

7. Migration Timeline December 2013: Infrastructure Services
Training Center
January 2014:
Remaining IT Services staff: January 29 - February 15, 2014

8. Office 365 Components All components are cloud–based:
OneDrive for Business
Office Web Apps (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, OneNote, Excel Survey)
Sharepoint 2013
Outlook/Exchange ( , Calendar, Contacts, Tasks)

9. What is OneDrive for Business?
OneDrive for Business is cloud storage for the workplace
Users can store, sync, and share files across multiple devices with ease and security

10. Office Web Apps Includes: Word, Excel, PPT, OneNote, Excel Survey
Files browsed within OneDrive for Business will prompt user to select a local desktop or Office Web App version
Office Web Apps are browser-based versions of Office applications that have fewer features than the full desktop versions

11. Why use Office Web Apps?
Can retrieve and edit your documents from anywhere you have internet access
A seamless transition to corresponding desktop versions of Office is provided
Can collaborate with other users on documents using Office Web Apps

12. Sharepoint 2013
Sharepoint 2013 will be activated, however, current sites will NOT be migrated to the cloud-based version
Sharepoint 2013 is being activated to enable OneDrive for Business allowing for easier use of Office Web Apps

13. Lync
Current users will still be able to use Lync 2010

14. Outlook
Outlook will not change in terms of overall functionality — the user experience will be the same as previous versions of Outlook
Outlook 2003 is not supported

15. Changes to
There are a few important changes you need to be aware of…

16. Mailbox Quotas Mailbox quota is increasing to 50 GB
Previously the quota was around 2 GB

17. Message Size Limits
Maximum message size (text + attachments) is now 25 MB rather than 35 MB
To ensure smooth migration, s larger than 25 MB need to be deleted or stored locally or on a network drive
If not addressed messages won’t migrate and will not be recoverable

18. Mailbox Rules
Mailbox rules should migrate successfully - however we suggest you back them up!
Users will need to recreate them manually or export/import these rules
We have provided instructions on how to do this - see the Office 365 link on the EM webpage
MM: follow up with Ricardo on procedure

19. File Sending Limits
Exists to discourage users from sending unsolicited bulk s.
max of 10,000 recipients per day
max of 500 recipients per
NOTE: for issues, please contact IT Services Client Support at (310)
MM: follow up with Ricardo on procedure

20. Anti Virus & Anti Spam
We will continue to use current AV/AS solutions (i.e. Barracuda)
After all of IT Services is migrated, we expect to switch to solutions integrated within Office 365
Make note: users will lose whitelists when this change happens!

21. Logon Process
The logon process for Outlook and Outlook Web App will be slightly different.
When prompted for a username, users need to enter it in the following format:
Make this overly clear!

22. Logging on to Outlook Web App
Go to:
Click on the Office 365 link located in the lower left of the navigation menu:

23. Logging on to Outlook Web App
Click the link listed under the Outlook Web App section: *
* This URL is subject to change in the future

24. Logging on to Outlook Web App
Enter your User name and Password then click on the Sign In button:

25. Set Your Time Zone
When you first access Outlook Web App you’ll need to select your Time zone and then click on save:

26. Outlook Web App

27. Outlook Web App (OWA) link
If you forget to login via the Office 365 link you can always use the Outlook Web App (OWA) link.
Note: you will have to enter your login credentials twice.

28. Outlook Web App (OWA) link
Go to:
Click on the Outlook Web App (OWA) link located at the top left of the navigation menu:

29. Enter Credentials and Sign In
Enter your User name and Password then click the Sign In button:

30. Follow Re-direct Link
Click on the link provided on the next webpage:

31. Enter Credentials and Sign In
Once again, enter your User name and Password then click on the Sign In button:

32. Outlook Web App
Add note: this can be tedious, but will get you to latest version of OWA

33. Hands on Training
Hands-on training sessions in the form of a short demo of the Outlook Web App and an open lab will be provided by the IT Services Training Center
Specific dates and details about these sessions will be shared at a later date
Make note: users will lose whitelists when this change happens!

34. Training Resources
The EM Training & Resources webpage will be updated to include Office 365 related Tutorials:
Make note: users will lose whitelists when this change happens!

35. Need Assistance?
For assistance with Office 365-related issues or questions please contact:
IT Services Client Support (310)
Make note: users will lose whitelists when this change happens!

36. Questions?
Make note: users will lose whitelists when this change happens!