How to create a migration endpoint Exchange Online In post we, will go through the steps to create a new migration endpoint for Exchange Online. To get started, connect to Office 365 Admin Portal then navigate to Exchange Online Admin Portal. From the Exchange admin centre, click on “Recipients”. From the “Recipients” menu select “migration”…
Leave a CommentThe following process will prevent users in your Office 365 Tenant from creating Office 365 groups and new Microsoft Teams. To get started you will have to create a new group in Office 365 and this group will be used to manage who can create Office 365 groups in the organisation. Office 365 groups is…
7 CommentsEnable MFA for All Office 365 Users using Azure Active Directory Identity Protection. “Azure Active Directory Identity Protection provides a consolidated view of at risk users, risk events and vulnerabilities, with the ability to remediate risk immediately, and set policies to auto-remediate future events. The service is built on Microsoft’s experience protecting consumer identities and…
Leave a CommentHow to archive and restore an archived Microsoft Team In this post we will run down on how to archive and restore a Microsoft Team. You can archive a Team when it’s no longer needed or active, but it will be used in the future and needs to be reactivated. All items in the Team…
Leave a CommentChange Office 365 Synced Users UPN Name. Every now and then we get a user request to have their Office 365 Signin name to be change. This is typically when someone gets married . So how do we change the Signin name. We start with the Active Directory Rename the AD User (to match the…
Leave a CommentInstall the Azure AD Connect Tool To allow on-premises AD users to login to cloud services like Office 365, we need to configure the Azure AD Connect Tool. For the purpose of this post, the ADSync Tool will be installed on the ADFS server that I have running in my environment. To start the process…
1 CommentAssign Exchange Online Permissions using PowerShell You can quickly and easily assign roles to user accounts using Office 365 PowerShell by identifying the user account’s Display Name and the role’s Name. To start, you first need to establish a session to Office 365 PowerShell, this can be done by a script a created which is…
Leave a CommentNew Microsoft Azure sign-in experience public preview is now live. Recently Microsoft has rolled out a new Sign in look across the Microsoft platform i.e. Outlook.com and Microsoft Office 365. The new look is sleek and modern and I must say I love this new look. Once you sign in to your Microsoft Office…
Leave a CommentExchange PowerShell Script to Bulk create Room Mailbox Databases In this post I will show case a script I have created to Bulk create Room Mailboxes, this script was created to assist a customer to quickly create new Room Mailboxes for their new Offices. The script will perform the following. Creates new Room…
2 CommentsSet Office 365 Out Of Office Messages using PowerShell Connect to Office 365 PSSession using a script a created to simplify the connection :Connect-Office365-PSSession
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#This Script was created to assist HelpDesk staff to configure Out Of Office Messages for Staff #Twitter: Shaun.Hardneck #Web: http://thatlazyadmin.com $user = Read-Host "UserName" $sdate = Read-Host "Example of Date "7/10/2015 08:00:00" " $edate = Read-Host "Example of Date "7/10/2015 08:00:00" " $msg = Read-Host "Type Internal and External Auto-Reply Message." Set-MailboxAutoReplyConfiguration -Identity $user -AutoReplyState Enabled -InternalMessage $msg -ExternalMessage $msg |
Images when script is executed Very simple and straight forward script to quickly and easily set OOF messages. TechNet Script can be downloaded here :SetO365OOF #ThatLazyAdmin
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