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Seem all I blog about lately is PowerShell… so here’s another article. Kind of important one at that – the Microsoft Teams PowerShell module has added (preview) support for application context authentication! Let’s start with why this is important. Basically, it allows you to run scripts unattended, without a logged …
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Over the past few years, I’ve covered the evolution of the Exchange Online “V2” PowerShell module extensively. Back when the module was first announced, together with fellow MVP Ingo Gegenwarth we hosted a Webinar to explore its features in more detail. Due to popular demand, a second webinar followed few …
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The next script I’ve updated to take advantage of the “V2” Exchange Online PowerShell module is the mailbox folder permissions inventory one. Its initial version was released over 5 years back, and while I made some minor updates to it due to changes on the backend, it needed an overhaul. …
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Exchange Online has long supported the concept of soft-deleted (and/or “disconnected”) mailboxes, which was later extended to the inactive mailboxes functionality. Recently, some updates have been made to Exchange Online PowerShell cmdlets, some of which now support parameters specific to soft-deleted objects. So in this article, I’ll try to cover …
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Few days back I briefly covered the advancements in Exchange Online’s support for service principal objects. In the context of said article, we only talked about Full access permissions, but since service principals are now supported objects in Exchange Online, the question remains which other functionalities support them. So let’s …
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