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Most of you have probably used Fiddler to troubleshoot an issue or two, and thus are familiar with it capabilities to capture and decrypt HTTP(S) traffic. In the Office 365 world, it’s a commonly used tool to investigate issues with authentication and web queries in general, including those made by …
Continue readingUsing Fiddler to examine remote PowerShell sessions
The new “specialist” Compliance and (separate) Security consoles have been available for Microsoft/Office 365 customers for a while now, but even though they are in “GA” status, there’s a lot of functionality missing compared to the good old Security and Compliance Center. This should hardly come as a surprise, given …
Continue readingUnified audit log search available in the new Compliance center
As Microsoft’s online services continue to expand in reach and branch in more and more areas, it has become increasingly difficult to keep track of just how many different SKUs, service plans, features and so on exist. Even within Microsoft, it is hard to find a single person that can …
Continue readingSome thoughts around licensing for Microsoft’s cloud offerings
In a short announcement posted over at the MTC, Microsoft announced plans to retire the self-service mailbox move functionality in Exchange Online. Said feature, made available via the New-MoveRequest cmdlet few years back, was initially launched as a tool to allow admins to initiate go-local moves. Its use however quickly …
Continue readingMicrosoft to retire New-MoveRequest for local mailbox moves in Office 365
With PowerShell 7 released, how do the various Office 365 related modules perform? …
Continue readingPowerShell 7 is out, compatibility mode saves most Office 365 modules