Protect your Office 365 Tenant with Azure AD Risky Sign-Ins Microsoft Office 365 and Azure Active Directory provides some very Powerful tools related to security. These tools are what I call the CLOUD GEMS. (pot of gold under the rainbow) They are very useful when it comes to finding compromised accounts within your Office 365…
1 CommentBlock Office 365 Sign-In based on On-premise Active Directory Security Group. The purpose of this guide is the assist support staff to block access to multiple accounts that has been compromised. To get started, login to Azure Active Directory Portal. https://portal.azure.com 1 From the Main menu, click on Azure Active Directory on the left-hand side.…
Leave a CommentThe Connection to the Server could not be completed Migrating to Exchange Online Use receive the following error when migrating from Exchange On-Prem to Exchange Online. After receiving this issue, I decided to look further into the MigrationEndPoint using PowerShell for EXO.
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Get-MigrationEndpoint -Identity mail.o365lab.com |fl |
Here I can see that the user who created the Hybrid Setup…
1 CommentEnable MFA without assigning Global Admin Privileges to support staff The purpose of this post is to provide an alternative method of enabling MFA on user accounts without assigning Global Admin Permissions to all support staff. Please take note that this solution is based on Azure AD Conditional Access. This option can be used to…
2 CommentsBulk Enable Exchange Online Archiving This below script simply just enables the Online Archiving Mailbox for users in Exchange Online. The script needs to be run from the On-prem Exchange environment.
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$list = Import-Csv "C:\Scripts\EnableArchive\enablearchive.csv" foreach($entry in $list) { $User = $entry.User Get-RemoteMailbox -id $User |Enable-RemoteMailbox -Archive } |
Csv Sample. Simply has the users Alias in.
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User Alf.Witham Ali.Winfield |
To execute the Script run it from the Exchange Management Shell, the output will…
Leave a CommentUpload PST files to Office 365 “You can use the network upload option and the Office 365 Import service to bulk-import PST files to user mailboxes. Network upload means that you upload the PST files a temporary storage area in the Microsoft cloud. Then the Office 365 Import service copies the PST files from the…
3 CommentsEnable Mailbox Archiving Exchange Online The focus of this post is to look at two ways on how Mailbox Arching can be enabled in Exchange Online. What is Archiving? Archiving in Exchange Online (called In-Place Archiving) provides users with additional mailbox storage space. Archive mailboxes also provide an alternate storage location in which to store historical…
Leave a CommentAssign Import Export Permission in Office 365 To assign the new permission, do the following. Launch the Exchange Online Admin Console Click Permissions Admin Role and select “Organization Management” Click the “pen” to edit the role From within the Organization Management Role, click on + under roles. Click on the Mailbox Import Request, Then click…
Leave a CommentExchange 2016 Hybrid Configuration A hybrid deployment is a combination of on-premises applications and cloud-based services. For example, Exchange hybrid solutions could include using an Exchange Server on-premises and Exchange Online in Office 365. There are multiple ways to configure mail routing with a hybrid organisation, but for the purpose of this blog post, the focus will be on a non-centralised mail routing. What…
Leave a CommentExport Exchange Online Transport Rules In this post, I will focus on how to export Exchange Online Transport rules using PowerShell. To get started we first need to establish a connection to Exchange Online or Office 365. Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell
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$UserCredential = Get-Credential |
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$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection |
And Finally, We need to import the newly created session.…
1 CommentHow to find your Office 365 Tenant Location. The following method can be used to find out where your Office 365 Tenant is hosted. First, we need to connect to Office 365 Exchange Online using the following:
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$credential = Get-Credential |
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$msexonline = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri "https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/" -Credential $credential -Authentication "Basic" -AllowRedirection |
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Import-PSSession $msexonline -DisableNameChecking |
Now that a connection to Exchange Online has been established, we can run the following…
Leave a CommentHow to create Office 365 Users using PowerShell In this post, I will look at how we can create new Office 365 Users using PowerShell and look at how we can create bulk Office 365 users using a PowerShell script. To get started we need to connect to Office 365 using PowerShell. This can be…
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