Hello Pablo,

Hybrid auditing is available for SharePoint 2019, not sure about Subscription Edition but makes sense that it is.

Thanks,
Miguel Isidoro

Hello Preston,

Not sure. Did you select the “Hybrid Sites” option during the hybrid configuration?
If you have details on the error, try google it. Check the ULS logs in SharePoint and the Event Viewer or even the Health Analyzer in Central Admin for details on the error.

Thanks
Miguel

Love the post, and have followed it very easily.

One thing that I can’t get my head around is that I am unable to ‘follow’ sites.
The ‘follow’ button only shows in the classic view, and always fails with a message saying ‘we’re still setting things up’

You think anything to do with the hybrid setup?

Preston

Hi,

I removed the contoso.com reference in my image to avoid confusion. And you are absolutely right: you have to create a UPN domain suffix in your On-Premises Active Directory domain that matches the public domain.
I updated the post to mention exactly this since it is a requirement. The domain in Office 365 must be the same as the UPN domain suffix in your On-Premises Active Directory.

Thanks,
Miguel

Hi,

I removed the contoso.com reference in my image to avoid confusion. And you are absolutely right: you have to create a UPN domain suffix in your On-Premises Active Directory domain that matches the public domain.
I updated the post to mention exactly this since it is a requirement. The domain in Office 365 must be the same as the UPN domain suffix in your On-Premises Active Directory.

Thanks,
Miguel

In the screenshot of providing the connections you have two different domain that is on premise you have Dev as the domain and on office 365 you have contoso as the domain. So I need to check that if Public domain(office 365) and internal domain(sharepoint on premise) are different how the hybrid functionality will work . Is it not the prerequistite to match the UPN name of both public and internal domain. how the users will synchronize their accounts using in different domains. in the microsoft article also https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/hybrid/configure-office-365-for-sharepoint-hybrid point 3 is mentioning the same.

In the screenshot of providing the connections you have two different domain that is on premise you have Dev as the domain and on office 365 you have contoso as the domain. So I need to check that if Public domain(office 365) and internal domain(sharepoint on premise) are different how the hybrid functionality will work . Is it not the prerequistite to match the UPN name of both public and internal domain. how the users will synchronize their accounts using in different domains. in the microsoft article also https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/hybrid/configure-office-365-for-sharepoint-hybrid point 3 is mentioning the same.

Hello Matt,

If you mean co-authoring documents in SharePoint 2019, I believe the answer is NO, you would have to install Office Online Server.
Since you are in a hybrid scenario, you can however start taking advantage of Office 365 and use SharePoint Online to co-author doucments in the Cloud. The documents would however be saved in SharePoint Online and not in SharePoint 2019 On-Premises.

Hope it helps!