How to enable Active Directory recycle bin
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How to enable Active Directory recycle bin

How to enable Active Directory recycle bin In this post we will look at two ways of how to enable Active Directory recycle bin. The first option will be via the GUI and second using PowerShell. Open Server Manager then click on Tool >> Active Directory Administrative Centre. From the Administrative Centre on the left-hand…

Change the default location for Exchange 2016 Queue Database
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Change the default location for Exchange 2016 Queue Database

Change the default location for Exchange 2016 Queue Database The default location for the Exchange Queue Database is in the Exchange install directory under TransportRoles. The location of the queue database and the queue database transaction logs is controlled by keys in the %ExchangeInstallPath%Bin\EdgeTransport.exe.config XML application configuration file. This file is associated with the Exchange Transport service….

Adding Office 365 Admin Role Group Members using PowerShell
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Adding Office 365 Admin Role Group Members using PowerShell

Adding Office 365 Admin Role Group Members using PowerShell To learn more about the different roles click here: Office 365 admin roles. To start adding members to an admin role, a connection to Office 365 needs to be established first. The following script can be used from technet or you can following the below steps….

Creating a New Microsoft Teams Meeting Policy
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Creating a New Microsoft Teams Meeting Policy

Creating a New Microsoft Teams Meeting Policy To create a new Microsoft Teams Meeting Policy can be done using the Teams Admin console and Windows PowerShell. The new Teams Policy should cater for the following. Applies to users in Low Bandwidth regions Limit the features in Teams which requires more bandwidth To get started navigate…

Creating Office 365 Safe Links Policy and Rule using PowerShell
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Creating Office 365 Safe Links Policy and Rule using PowerShell

Creating Office 365 Safe Links Policy and Rule using PowerShell To create a new Safe Links policy and rule a connection to Exchange Online Protection needs to be created. Establish a connection to Exchange Online Protection by doing the following. $UserCredential = Get-Credential $Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://ps.protection.outlook.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection…

Creating an Office 365 Safe Links Policy.
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Creating an Office 365 Safe Links Policy.

Creating an Office 365 Safe Links Policy. Safe Links is part of Office 365 ATP (Advanced Thread Protection. Safe links can help an organization by providing a feature called time-of-click verification of web addresses (urls). So what does this mean? Safe link will scan urls in email messages as well as Office documents for any…

Create Office 365 Safe Attachments Policy and Safe attachment Rule using PowerShell
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Create Office 365 Safe Attachments Policy and Safe attachment Rule using PowerShell

Create Office 365 Safe Attachments Policy and Safe attachment Rule using PowerShell To get started with creating the Safe attachment policy and safe attachment rule a connection to Exchange Online Protection needs to be established. To establish a connection to Exchange Online Protection (EOP), follow the below. $UserCredential = Get-Credential $Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange…

Create a Microsoft Teams Live event
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Create a Microsoft Teams Live event

Create a Microsoft Teams Live event What is a Microsoft Teams Live Event? Microsoft Teams Live events allows you to broadcast video and meeting content to users in your organization and to a large online audience. Teams live events are considered the next version of Skype Meeting Broadcast and will eventually replace the capabilities in…

Create a new safe attachment policy in Office 365
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Create a new safe attachment policy in Office 365

Create a new safe attachment policy in Office 365 Let’s look at how to create a safe attachment policy in Office 365 using Advance Thread Protection (ATP). To get started navigate to Microsoft 365 Security & Compliance Center. Sign in using your admin account credentials. From the Security and Compliance Center scroll down and click…