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In this article, we will explore the different methods for creating a Microsoft 365 group (or Group), which includes all managers within the organization… …
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Learn how to quickly list all groups and teams a given user is a member of, or owner of. The examples use cmdlets from Exchange Online and the Microsoft Graph SDK for PowerShell. …
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Learn how to (almost) immediately revoke access to any Azure AD/Microsoft 365 application. We cover both the Graph API call and the corresponding Graph SDK for PowerShell cmdlets. …
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A sample script to generate a PowerShell report of all forms of mailbox forwarding configured within your organization, including inbox and transport rules… …
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Microsoft 365 Groups membership and ownership are governed by some simple rules, yet even in 2023 the various administrative endpoints fail to provide consistent experience. Whereas on Exchange Online side, an owner must also be a member of the Group, the Graph API ignores this requirement. More importantly, the Azure AD UI fails to enforce the requirement for Groups to have at least one owner, due to the use of Graph API batching. …
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