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As the “quickly list permissions” articles are still the most popular ones on my blog, and there’s still a lot of interest in running a “permissions inventory” types of reports, I decided to run a blog series focused on the subject. Each article will tackle a particular type of permissions …
How do we list all directories that have a particular set of files available? For the sake of simplicity, let’s just examine the case of two files and call them File1.txt and File2.txt. Remember, we need all directories that contain BOTH of these files. …
Continue readingUse PowerShell to List all directories that contain both File1 and File2
Short, but important – a new version of the Skype for Business Online PowerShell module has been released, which brings support for ADAL. Finally! Connecting to SfB Online PowerShell works as before, you need to use the New-CsOnlineSession to create a session, then use the Import-PSSession to download all the …
Continue readingSkype for Business Online PowerShell finally supports Modern authentication!
Learn how to properly remove user’s Office 365 licenses via the Set-AzureADUserLicense Azure AD PowerShell cmdlet. …
Continue readingRemoving Office 365 licenses via the AzureAD PowerShell module
For another example of “permissions inventory” scripting in Office 365, we will examine the scenario of reporting on all Full access mailbox permissions within the organization. …
Continue readingOffice 365 Permissions Inventory: Full Access