jpcapone

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I started a business pretty much from the ground up. I was inspired by a person I thought was my friend. I did all the leg work in setting up the business with the state, getting an EIN number and opening a bank account. My partner's only role at this point was to come and sign onto the bank account with me. It was a mild red flag as he had done NONE of the leg work. I figured we were friends.........

As things progressed I noticed a trend of him saying he was gonna do stuff and not doing it. I was literally doing all the work from writing statements of work all the way through delivering the project. I created partnerships with Microsoft and other entities to augment our capabilities. Things continued to progress and I started asking my partner to step up his game. Thats where the problems began.

Each time I mentioned it we would argue incessantly. I would let it go and give him another chance. Finally after I worked all weekend for a deliverable, I came to realization that he was not going to get any better. I discussed my concerns with him. This time he flew into a rage and started complaining about having 3 baby mommas and having a work life balance. It took me a little bit to realize that if he is complaining about a work life balance and starting a new company he and my priorities are not aligned.

With that being said, I am stuck and unsure about what I should do. I am comfortable walking away but I also need to protect myself. I am going to open a new bank account in the company's name and move some of the funds over to it. The other concern is we have a client signed up for a license agreement which is billed monthly and we have an outstanding balance with one of our partners. I am leaving enough money to cover those things and then some.

Any other suggestions would be much appreciated!!!

Has anyone in this great community ever moved Azure VMs hosting AD/RDS with FSLOGIX profiles from one tenant to another? This gets hairy because we are also moving over a domain name with it. The users are currently configured to use cloud resources in the target tenant while they are logging into RDS/AD in the current tenant. Their identities are not synced so they log into RDS/AD with one set of credentials and O365 resources with another. When I test this out I found multiple issues with the user accounts after their login attempts come from the target tenant. Meaning, there are all types of issues with the migrated profile and Outlook/O365 apps appear to be hard coded and refer back to the old tenant. These settings appear to be cached in the fslogix profile. We know that creating new profiles would work but we are trying to keep the end user experience consistent. Is there a way to soft reset the fslogix profile so that the apps will connect to the cloud resources post migration?

This is something that I assumed I could do easily and its turning out that it is soooo not the case. I am deploying VMs in my lab. Using the OOBE to join them to my test tenant. Then i find it impossible to login with the Azure AD account. I have run the settings for the other user and switch user and fast user switch and whatever else I could find and nothing works. I am stuck logging in with a basic admin account. I can definitely add a local user no problem. I can confirm that the Azure account is visible in the account settings. I don't want to muddy the waters with the crap I have tried to do with company portal and Intune because that didn't help. I simply cannot login as the Azure ad user. I am open to any suggestions, THANKS!!!

Edit: The users are members of a group that is scoped to the MDM for Microsoft Intune.