Office 365 Management Tools
Most organizations using Office 365 “enjoy” a hybrid environment. This means resources are spread across a local installation and the cloud. The consequence is an inconvenient need to manage both …
List Shared Mailboxes
This short read will let you understand how exactly to list your Exchange Online shared mailboxes. Simple PowerShell commands are used and all necessary steps are listed for your clear …
IP Geo Location Lookup Using PowerShell
So, you’ve got a list of IP’s and wonder where they are based geographically. Maybe you compiled the IP list from your Office 365 audit logs using the Search-UnifiedAuditLog as …
Office 365 Forensics using PowerShell and Search-UnifiedAuditLog
Oh no. You recently found out the Office 365 account of one of your users was compromised! What to do now??? Your first step should be to minimize the damage …
Add-MailboxPermission
Sometimes you need to grant a user access to another Office 365 mailbox. This is standard practice for shared mailboxes and Room and Equipment mailboxes. You may also need to …
How To Get ALL Active Directory User Object Attributes
A question came to me last week when I was doing a deep drill of Azure AD Connect user attribute mapping and replication: What attributes can an Active Directory user …
How to Extract Azure AD Connect Attribute Mapping
Azure AD Connect sometimes renames attributes when replicating your on-premises AD to Azure AD/Office 365. This can lead to some confusion. I recently published this table to show exactly what …
Active Directory and Office 365 Attribute Naming – the Ultimate Guide
As pointed out in my previous post Active Directory and Azure AD user attribute naming is a bit of a mess! When you have Office 365 and attributes are synchronized from your …
How to Run Start-ADSyncSyncCycle
How do you trigger synchronization between your local on-premises Active Directory and Azure? The fastest method to force Azure AD Connect to synchronize AD and Azure is by running the …
Anarchy in the AD – Active Directory and Office 365 Attribute Mayhem
Attribute naming in Active Directory, Office 365 and Exchange Online is pure anarchy! You might think it was designed by people on different planets or that higher powers within Microsoft …