There are times you need to extract the current mailbox sizes from a 365 tenant, such as when preparing for a migration, or perhaps reviewing licensing assignments. Many one-liner examples exist online which is great, but I like to rewrite them or add something I find useful. In this case I want the UPN of […]
Get Exchange Online Mailbox Sizes – with UPN! Read More »
Helloooooo! Wow – I just realised how long it has been since my last post! Time flies when you’re involved in multiple projects and attempting to take on, and hopefully be okay at, a team lead role. 😎 Like many in IT this year, we have been as busy as, if not slightly busier than
Automating printer configuration for the Modern Workplace Read More »
Hi dee hi campers! Just a quickie here… you might be doing a migration, or perhaps it’s the CEO breathing down your neck after a breach demanding you reset the password for a list of users! Whichever it is, you can whip out this script and impress! 🤣🤣🤣 Make sure you’ve installed AzureAD cmdlets using
Reset lots of Azure AD passwords in a flash! Read More »
Hooray and welcome to 2023! May all of your dreams come true this year, and if not, may we at least be sheltered from P1 outages and other disasters, either natural or man-made…! 🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏🤞🙏 Recently I needed to see if RDP was open on hundreds of machines. No trouble I thought, and wrote a wee
Check whether a port is open on a bulk list of endpoints – and FAST! Read More »
Using forms in PowerShell allows you to run interactive scripts that provide information or prompt for input. Ever need to force everyone to reboot? I know, I know… why on earth would you spend time on that Simon? Well (a) I’m absolutely bonkers… and (b) it’s fun! –ahem, refer to (a). The main problem with
Using Forms with PowerShell – ITs awesome! Read More »
Due to the popularity of the initial script (over 5000 views and 3rd in the list on a google search – hooray!) Azure AD – Export Groups and Members to CSV, and thanks to David for asking, this script goes next level and will export the groups and the members with properties ObjectID, Display Name,
Azure AD – export groups and members #2 – advanced version! Read More »
Just a quick one on ABPs – there are many posts about this topic now, but there are few that mention how to resolve issues such as recipients not appearing in the list when they should be. In this case you need to ‘tickle’ (yes that’s the official Microsoft term) the objects to get them
GAL separation with Address Book Policies Read More »
Hello! Long time no… 🍻😊🍻 I thought I would share some PowerShell I used during a recent cross-tenant migration. Firstly, the Microsoft documentation is really good and got the journey off to a good start: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/enterprise/cross-tenant-mailbox-migration?view=o365-worldwide PLEASE NOTE: Following is some fairly raw PowerShell. You can’t just press Go! You’ll need to understand and update
Microsoft 365 cross-tenant migration Read More »
Greetings! 👀 After a comment on my initial post asking for user email addresses in the output, I ended up getting a bit confused for 4 hours while trying to achieve the goal (it was a Friday night so several beers were involved) 🍻 !! When I started seeing the dreaded pages of red errors
Active Directory – Export Groups and Members to a CSV file (with email addresses) Read More »
Cloud services have improved our lives and made our jobs easier – BUT they have also given hackers a worldwide platform of unlimited power with which to attack us… very sad but very true! 😲 😲 😲 😲 😲 😲 😲 😲 This makes it even more critical to secure our external-facing services as much
Have you secured your IIS Web Server? Read More »
