Hey! I hope you are well.. 🤘 🙂 🤘. This script was a result of the following ponderings: How to monitor and manage the deletion of Blocked (Disabled) and Guest accounts in Azure AD. I have a Dynamic group for ‘Blocked (Disabled) users’, but members include valid Shared Mailbox accounts. What about Guest users… should […]
Runbook: Sync Shared Mailbox accounts with an Azure AD Group Read More »
How often do you RDP to the AD Connect server to run a Delta Sync? Yes I know, quite often right? And that is only once you find out which server it is running on. Especially If you are in new environments a lot or someone moved it since last time… sheesh thanks for telling
Remotely trigger delta AD Connect sync! Read More »
This script can be run after connecting to Exchange Online or on-premises environment. Replace “porkchops.com” with the suffix you want to remove 👍 Thanks to me mate Sailesh who loooves his porkchops!! 🤣🤣
Remove proxy address for specific domain from Exchange Distribution groups Read More »
# EDIT # I have updated this script due to an issue where multiple mailboxes are matched due to similar names, this line below with $mailboxes variable piped to the Set command uses Display Name for Identity which may not be unique. Script is updated to loop through the mailboxes using UPN for the Set
Exchange Online – set default Retention Policy if null Read More »
This script will connect to Exchange Online and enable litigation hold for all ‘enabled’ users (if it is currently disabled). Errors due to not having the appropriate license are ignored. Litigation hold can be enabled for users licensed with Business Premium, EOL Plan 2 or the Mailbox Archive add-on. You can schedule to run nightly
Azure Runbook – enable Exchange Online Litigation Hold!! Read More »
I created this script for a client that wanted to know when they had no available licenses for any SKU. I’m sure they will add this to the portal soon (?) The goal is simple – if my consumed no. of licenses = available licenses for any given SKU, send an email to me and
Azure Runbook – Licensing Alert Read More »
UPDATE Feb ’23 – David made me do it – well, he didn’t make me at all really, but I did it anyway 🙂. Check out this new post which uses AzAD and AzureAD cmdlets to get the groups and members email, UPN and ObjectID (catering for different member types and groups with no members):
Azure AD – export groups and members to CSV Read More »
UPDATE 2022-04-02 – if you would like email addresses with the output, check out my new post at: https://www.howdoiuseacomputer.com/index.php/2022/04/02/export-active-directory-groups-and-members-to-a-csv-file-with-email-addresses/
Export Active Directory groups and members to CSV file Read More »
