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The question “when did user X last login” is one often asked, and until recently there was no good way to report on this. Granted, Exchange Online has the LastLogonTime exposed via the Get-MailboxStatistics cmdlet, but what about other services? Well, as part of the latest additions to the Office …
Continuing the Permissions inventory series, I’ve published two new scripts and their corresponding articles in the past month or so. The first scenario deals with mailbox forwarding, as it seems to be a common ask on the different Office 365 communities/forums. There are many ways forwarding can be configured, thus the …
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Most of the Office 365 PowerShell modules now support Modern authentication and that’s a very good thing. However, the implementation across the different modules leaves a lot to be desired because of the different approach taken by each team. For example, some of the modules do not support the Credentials …
Modern attachments are one of the features that can have significant positive impact on your productivity and collaboration with others. Instead of emailing document copies all day long just to compare a few edited paragraphs, they allow you to centrally store the document and co-author it, while the mundane task of granting …
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A simple “proof of concept” PowerShell script to generate a report of all mailboxes with some form of forwarding configured. In addition to mailbox forwarding settings, the script also checks for Inbox rules and Mail-flow rules, as well as Calendar delegates. The generated output will include the address to which messages are being forwarded, where possible. …