Active Directory User Export Tool: CSV / JSON
Exporting users (or other objects) from Active Directory can be very handy. PowerShell is the easiest way to do this, but a few options exist. Most admins will automatically export …
Hide From Address List Failed
In some cases, you’ll see an error when you try to hide a user from the address list. If you use Exchange Admin Center you’ll see something like this: Click …
Get-ADUser
The Get-ADUser PowerShell CmdLet is a powerful command to query Active Directory user objects and generate reports. This article provides examples of the most widely used parameters for Get-ADUser. Pre-Requisites …
Hybrid Migration Office 365
Hybrid migration to Office 365 allows you to seamlessly migrate on-premises mailboxes to Exchange Online. In a hybrid environment, you establish co-existence between your on-premises environment and the cloud environment. …
How to Upgrade Azure AD Connect
The path of upgrading Azure AD Connect depends on your current version and what you want to achieve. The main dependency is your operating system: Azure AD Connect V2.0 (and …
Remove Users From Groups With PowerShell
A client recently assigned me to clear all group memberships for all users in an OU. Googling didn’t immediately come up with any great solutions to this seemingly simple problem. …
How to Create an Office 365 Shared Calendar
This article will show you how to create an Office 365 shared calendar easily. A shared calendar allows your coworkers to share appointments between team members, e.g., working on the …
Sync Azure AD With PowerShell
How do you synchronize your Azure AD with your on-premises AD using PowerShell? First, let’s consider a more straightforward option: How to do it WITHOUT PowerShell! Synchronize Azure AD Without(!) …
How to Bulk Edit Office 365
The move from AD Users & Computers to Office 365 web consoles has disappointed many admins: You must navigate multiple consoles to configure users, licenses, and mailboxes. It’s sometimes difficult …
Last Chance to Upgrade Azure AD Connect!
On August 31st, 2022, Microsoft will retire Azure AD Connect 1.x. (full announcement here) This means that if you haven’t already upgraded, you need to do it now. There are …