Category Archives: PowerShell

Get-MailDetailATPReport extends support for non-ATP customers

Posted on October 25, 2022 by Vasil Michev

Those of you that are interested in the various reports in Microsoft 365 are likely aware that a while back, Microsoft deprecated a bunch of Exchange Online “reporting” cmdlets and replaced them with alternative methods as detailed in this table. … Continue reading →

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Fetching Activity Explorer data via the Export-ActivityExplorerData cmdlet

Posted on October 19, 2022 by Vasil Michev

The Activity Explorer tool has been available in the Microsoft Purview portal for a while now, and among other things it covers Retention and Sensitivity label events. The corresponding events can of course be found as part of the Unified … Continue reading →

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Configuring a Naming policy for Microsoft 365 Bookings

Posted on October 17, 2022 by Vasil Michev

Microsoft Bookings is slowly getting more and more popular, boosted by a strong marketing campaign, but also a set of useful features Microsoft has rolled out over the past year. Many of those features focused on protecting both yours and … Continue reading →

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Ownerless group policy cmdlets replacement

Posted on October 12, 2022 by Vasil Michev

Microsoft introduced the Ownerless group policy feature few months back, which Tony covered in detail over at Practical 365. Interestingly, back when the feature was still in preview, we got a set of Exchange Online PowerShell cmdlets to get its … Continue reading →

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Microsoft adds Description parameter for Exchange Group objects… and doubles the confusion

Posted on September 29, 2022 by Vasil Michev

One common question I run into is the “description” of a group object. Because of some… inconsistencies between “legacy” Exchange schema and the Graph, people seem to have trouble understanding how to update the description of a group object within … Continue reading →

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