I updated this post April 7, 2020 to show some command line changes I made as my old commands for Office 365 were not working. Stay safe everyone during this Covid-19 pandemic. If you are working …
Provisioning Users in Office 365 Who are Not Provisioned
One of things when setting up Office 365 is to provision new accounts with licenses. There is a quick and easy way in Office 365 to get a list of these users and then provision these users. Login to …
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Using PowerShell to Set Properties on a List of Groups
In a previous post on Using PowerShell to Get a List of Groups from Active Directory, I showed you how to get a list of groups and export it to a CSV file. Now that we've done that, I'll show you how …
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Saving an Office 365 PowerShell Export with the Current Date in Filename
Working with PowerShell for my Office 365 projects, I have created a couple of scripts to provision users and to run through and assign users specific address books. One of things I do is dump all my …
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Generating a CSV file from Office 365
Sometimes you need to run a command against multiple users. Maybe like me, you have 40,000 to run against. Entering each user name manually sucks, using the GUI would be unusable. To generate a CSV …
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Scripting Office 365 Tasks with PowerShell – Auto Logon
I've been spending most of my summer in what I like to affectionately call "Email Hell". We moved 80,000 student mailboxes from [email protected] to Office 365. We implemented Active Directory Synchronization …
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