Connect Office 365 Services PowerShell
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Office 365 is in constant update and evolution, and so are its management and administration services. There is a lot of PowerShell ways, modules, session and prerequisites that you can use. Continue reading
Meeting Request Exchange Web Services PowerShell
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We previously saw how to send an email with Exchange Web Services, now we’ll see how to send a meeting request with EWS and PowerShell.
I’m not aware of another way to create meeting request in PowerShell, so, this is not a pure learning experience now. Continue reading
Send email Exchange Web Services PowerShell
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Since PowerShell version 1 there is a way to send mail with it. In v1, this was not strait forward, you needed to create a SMTP object from .net, and then use it to send an email based on an MailMessage object. In v2, you get the Send-MailMessage cmdlet. Those two methods use an SMTP server, there is a third one, with Exchange Web Services. There isn’t a real benefit for using those beside learn how to use EWS for doing greater things. Indeed, you can do a lot more with EWS than just send mail. Continue reading
Get Sent Items behavior Exchange Onprem
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On Exchange on prem, you have two ways to manage how sent items are handle with shared mailboxes. You can use the GPO way, or you can modify a set the behavior on the mailboxes. Continue reading
Create Room List Office 365
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By default with Outlook, the user experience for finding an available room is not great. Indeed, you need to check each room if it’s free, and then, book it.
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Microsoft introduced Office 365 groups a while back ago. This allows users to create groups them selves. Continue reading
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You can connect to Exchange Online with those two lines (you’ll be prompted for Credentials) : Continue reading
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You can choose to enable and disable Exchange Active Sync on a per mailbox basis with this line : Continue reading
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You can modify distribution groups owner, if you own the group like this : Continue reading
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I posted a PowerShell script on the Technet. This script will make an inventory of your Exchange/Office 365 environment and export it to a CSV file : Continue reading