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Not directly Azure, but related: OneDrive Business (which is built atop Azure, I think) I recently moved off Amazon Cloud storage to OneDrive because Amazon di
by msravi 5y ago
Not directly Azure, but related: OneDrive Business (which is built atop Azure, I think)
I recently moved off Amazon Cloud storage to OneDrive because Amazon didn't support rclone. Microsoft's OneDrive is quite a bit less expensive than either Google or Dropbox or Amazon.
The storage is there but managing it - what a mess it is!
First, there are like a gazillion URLs to access:
azure.com
onedrive.live.com
admin.microsoft.com
microsoftonline.com
office.com
office365.com
onedrive.com
onmicrosoft.com
sharepoint.com
windowsazure.com
Each one of those portals take you to SOME view of your account with a gazillion settings. Many of them are repeated, and changing it on one portal doesn't necessarily reflect in others. For example, I enabled 2FA (I seriously don't know how or where - but I was able to login using the 2FA), but going to admin.microsoft.com showed 2FA disabled for the user - go figure!
Something as simple as figuring out how much space is currently used on your OneDrive is a challenge. There's a set ritualistic series of incantations and clicks that will get you there, but you really need to be persistent. Googling for it gives you an answer, but most answers will lead you to live.com which is only for personal accounts and not business accounts - it won't allow you to login.
office.com/launch/forms takes you to, and allows login to your business account, but going to forms.office.com (which is the top search result in google) redirects you to live.com and doesn't allow login to your business account!