Recently I needed to create a quick report that would allow me to see at a glance which accounts in that domain had been synchronised with AD Sync into Azure AD. It wasn’t possible using Get-ADuser and I knew an LDAP query would do the trick. First I had to download a powershell module called…
I have been working on a mail migration within an environment that has a Hybrid Exchange configuration with a single 365 tenant but which synchronises Active Directory from multiple forests. As part of the migration there is a need to migrate on-prem user accounts from a legacy forest into a new forest, but the accounts…
This script enables you to generate a set of random complex passwords for a list of users which is imported as a CSV file. The password will contain upper and lowercase letters, symbols, numbers and will always be between 8-16 characters in length (meeting the O365 requirements). Obviously the functions can be tweaked to make…
This script allows you to export a list of all users in the tenant and all associated proxy addresses. It’s helpful to be able to get this as a csv filer for future reference so that you can quickly filter on whichever user you like. It’s also been helpful for me on a recent migration…
This script gathers O365 license information for all active users. It will populate fields within a csv for import into Excel which includes UPN, Licenses, whether it is a shared mailbox or not and whether or not the user is blocked. A separate row will be created for each license, with the user’s UPN detailed…
It seems fairly obvious but a lot of people are unsure how to import a remote powershell session to O365. Simply do the following:
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[cc lang="powershell"]$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection Import-PSSession $Session[/cc] |