Deploy and operate Dynamics 365 (on-premises)
Applies To: Dynamics 365 (on-premises), Dynamics CRM 2016
Version 8.2
This deployment and operation documentation, known as the Implementation Guide or IG in previous versions of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, is a set of comprehensive deployment and operation topics that can help you plan, deploy, and maintain Microsoft Dynamics 365 (on-premises).
Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online) update information: If you’re a Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online) administrator interested in information about the latest update, see Manage Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online) updates.
Upgrade information: If you’re an existing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 (on-premises) customer interested in upgrading to Microsoft Dynamics 365, start with the Plan your upgrade to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 Server topic.
Administration and customization information: If you're an administrator or customizer, see the Administration Guide
Reporting and analytics information: If you're a report writer or other analytics professional, see the Reporting and Analytics Guide.
To learn about what’s new in the latest Microsoft Dynamics 365 releases, see What's new for administrators and customizers in Microsoft Dynamics 365.
This documentation set includes the following areas:
Planning on-premises Dynamics 365. Use these topics to help plan your Dynamics 365 deployment.
Installing on-premises Dynamics CRM. Use these topics to help install and configure your deployment.
Operating on-premises Dynamics 365. Use these topics to help keep your Dynamics 365 deployment running efficiently.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 PowerShell Reference. Use these topics to find help about the Windows PowerShell cmdlets for Dynamics 365.
Release history
This is the index to the release history pages for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 deployment and administration documentation.
Version: 8.2, November 2016
The following table lists the significant changes made in this documentation.
New and updated topics |
Description of changes |
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What's new for administrators and customizers in Microsoft Dynamics 365 |
Updated for new features that are available with December 2016 update for Dynamics 365 (online and on-premises). |
Updated topic for new features introduced. |
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Updated topics for new features and Microsoft Visual Studio versions now supported. |
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Configure Windows Server 2012 R2 for Dynamics 365 applications that use OAuth |
The Windows PowerShell commands that you must run on the Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) server to use OAuth with the mobile clients has been revised. |
Set up server-based integration with Dynamics 365 and SharePoint |
Revised Windows PowerShell commands for creating the trusted security token service object and registering Microsoft Dynamics 365 with the site collection. |
Version: 8.1, April 2016
The following table lists the significant changes made in this documentation.
New and updated topics |
Description of changes |
|---|---|
What's new for administrators and customizers in Microsoft Dynamics 365 |
Updated for new features that are available with Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2016 Update 1 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 Service Pack 1. |
Updated topic for new feature and content packs introduced. |
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Deploy packages using Dynamics CRM Package Deployer and Windows PowerShell |
Updated topic to include command line support and runtimepackagesettings parameters. |
Version: 8.0.1, February 2016
The following table lists the significant changes made in this documentation.
New and updated topics |
Description of changes |
What's new for administrators and customizers in Microsoft Dynamics 365 |
Updated for CRM Online 2015 Update 1. |
Added new topic. |
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New topic that explains how to find all indexes and the general nature of when indexes are created in an organization database. |
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Add the Knowledge Base Search control to Microsoft Dynamics 365 forms |
Updated the topic to add support for text analytics as an option for automatic suggestions of knowledge articles for the Dynamics 365 (online) users using the interactive service hub and using the native Dynamics 365 knowledge management as the knowledge solution. |
See Also
Planning on-premises Dynamics 365
TechNet: Manage Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online updates
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