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Use this PowerShell snippet to bulk remove all Office 365 licenses from a list of users, provided via a CSV file. The method detailed here uses the Azure AD cmdlets. …
Back in January 2020, Microsoft announced that they are planning some changes to the supportability model for Azure AD Connect, effective November 1st, 2020. Since this date is now a week away, I thought it might be a good idea to remind folks about it. Originally posted as a note …
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The Security and Compliance Center (also known by its old Protection Center name) in Office 365 has always been a strange beast, a hot mess that kept on growing for years without a clear idea. Different functionalities kept getting added, moved around, removed and at some point even Microsoft gave …
Continue readingMicrosoft to retire SCC’s eDiscovery experience after 30 October 2020
A quick tip on how to use Exchange Online PowerShell cmdlets to list all custom attributes for a given Office 365 user. …
As a follow up to one of my previous posts, here’s the *supported* method of querying audit events for Office 365/Microsoft 365 Group mailboxes. In a nutshell, you should use the unified audit log instead of the good old Search-MailboxAuditLog cmdlet, which for the record still only works for group …
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