Category Archives: PowerShell

Azure Cloud Shell now supports connecting to Exchange Online PowerShell for MFA-enabled accounts

Posted on May 28, 2019 by Vasil Michev

In a recent article published over at Practical365.com, I covered Azure Cloud Shell and its use for managing Office 365 services. At the time of writing, there were some issues, such as being unable to connect to Exchange Online PowerShell … Continue reading →

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More on entries from other tenants visible in the Unified Audit log

Posted on April 18, 2019 by Vasil Michev

An year ago, I blogged about some suspicious events in the Office 365 Unified Audit log, that seemed to correspond to some “Unknown” principal. The culprit turned out to be users clicking on sample links to files/sites hosted in my … Continue reading →

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PowerShell script to remove (reset) folder-level Exchange permissions, in bulk

Posted on April 17, 2019 by Vasil Michev

Few weeks back, a question on the TechNet forums caught my attention and got me thinking of what’s the proper way to “reset” folder-level permissions in a mailbox. My initial thoughts on the subject resulted in the outlining of some … Continue reading →

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How to reset mailbox folder permissions

Posted on April 5, 2019 by Vasil Michev

A thread over at the TechNet forums got me thinking about what is the best (or at least a proper) way to “reset” folder level permissions, with the added challenge of doing it in bulk. Generally speaking, it’s a simple … Continue reading →

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PowerShell Core and setting a working directory via profile script

Posted on February 7, 2019 by Vasil Michev

PowerShell Core continues to irritate me, almost every time I decide to give it another chance it manages to get on my nerves in some new and ingenious way. Today’s rant is the story of me trying to bring the Profile … Continue reading →

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