Add Microsoft Teams Members using PowerShell In this post, we will look at how to add Teams Members using PowerShell. To find out how to create a Team using PowerShell view the following post: http://www.thatlazyadmin.com/create-new-microsoft-team-using-powershell/ To get started, we need to first get the Teams GroupId as this will be used to add the new…
Leave a CommentCreate new Microsoft Team using PowerShell In this post, we will go through the steps for how to create a new Microsoft Team. To gets started the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module needs to be installed first, steps on how to install the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module can be found here: http://www.thatlazyadmin.com/install-microsoft-teams-powershell-module/ Once the Microsoft Teams…
Leave a CommentConnect to Exchange servers using remote PowerShell If you do not have local access to your Exchange server, you can use Exchange remote PowerShell to connect to your Exchange Servers. To get started open PowerShell on your local computer. Type the following $UserCredential = Get-Credential The create the new PSSession (Change the FQDN to that…
2 CommentsThe following process will prevent users in your Office 365 Tenant from creating Office 365 groups and new Microsoft Teams. To get started you will have to create a new group in Office 365 and this group will be used to manage who can create Office 365 groups in the organisation. Office 365 groups is…
7 CommentsMRS Proxy Connection Failed – Exchange Online After installing new Exchange Servers and you try and start a new migration batch to Exchange Online you receive the following Error. “MRS Proxy Error ‘The connection to the server could not be completed” To resolve the issue, let’s look at if MRS Proxy is enabled on the…
Leave a CommentDo not allow infected files to be downloaded from SharePoint Online Office 365 helps protect your environment by detecting viruses and malware in file that users upload to SharePoint Online. Files are scanned for viruses after they are uploaded. If a file is found to be infected, a property is set so that users can’t…
Leave a CommentDisable anonymous calendar sharing in Office 365 Admin Center and PowerShell During this post, we will run down on how to disable anonymous calendar sharing in Office 365. By default, anonymous calendar sharing is enabled, as an Office 365 admin can you decide what kind of information your user share externally. With Anonymous calendar sharing…
Leave a CommentHow to verify if Mailbox Auditing is enabled by Default on your Office 365 Tenant Started from January 2019, Microsoft turned on mailbox auditing by default for all Microsoft 365 organizations. This means that the certain actions like the following will be logged and can be viewed in the mailbox audit log. Mailbox owner Delegates…
Leave a CommentConfigure Azure AD Connect Pass Through Authentication Azure pass-through authentication allows user to login to cloud and on-premise applications by using the same passwords. Pass-through authentication validated the password against the on-premise active directory. Prerequisite needed: Global Admin account Azure AD Connect 1.1.750.0 or later Windows Server 2012 R2 or later with TLS 1.2 enabled…
Leave a CommentHow 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…
Leave a CommentAdding 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.…
Leave a CommentCreate 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.
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$UserCredential = Get-Credential |
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$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://ps.protection.outlook.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection |
Then import the new session
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Import-PSSession $Session -DisableNameChecking |
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