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Another one in the series of minor, but very useful improvements in Exchange Online PowerShell – the Get-Recipient cmdlet now returns Office 365 Group mailbox objects by default. Since Get-Recipient is one of my favorite cmdlets and I often used in my scripts, or when just doing a quick check, I couldn’t …
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A simple PowerShell function to decode JWT tokens used by Azure AD (access token and id token). …
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Finally, we are able to block users and applications from using legacy authentication protocols to access Office 365. This is made possible thanks to the improvements made in Conditional Access, namely the new “Other clients” condition that is currently in Preview. Unlike other CA conditions, the “Other clients” condition can only …
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While application extensibility is great thing to have in general, and certainly one of the factors that have contributed to Microsoft’s success over the years, it can also cause some unpleasant issues when left unchecked. Take for example the good old VBScript – insanely powerful and a very useful tool for …
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In case you have missed it, Microsoft has rolled out a refresh of the “purchase services” UI found in the Office 365 Admin center under the Billing menu. One you navigate to the page and select the service to buy or try, you will be presented with the following page: …
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