While Get-MailboxStatistics can quickly show total mailbox size the format is terrible and calculated on the fly resulting in something like this: I used to throw multiple split commands at it to get the byte count, and while that worked, it was ugly. I’ve been on a regex kick recently and simplified the solution a […]
If you’ve ever had the pleasure of working with the built-in O365 cmdlets for viewing and modifying licenses you’ve probably come across: Set-MsolUserLicense : Unable to assign this license because it is invalid. Use the Get-MsolAccountSku cmdlet to retrieve a list of valid licenses. In every instance I ran across this “error” it was because […]
I needed something quick to report on all O365 tenant role group members and ran into a minor annoyance when I found the role GUID is needed to list role members. The following will get, sort, and display all tenant role members
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Get-MsolRole | % {$x=$_.name; Get-MsolRoleMember -RoleObjectId $_.objectID.guid | select @{n='RoleName';e={$x}},DisplayName,EmailAddress} | sort RoleName,Displayname |
In a follow up to the O365 powershell module install post I added a new script on Github to connect to the various services. The initial version is pretty light on validation but it will get you connected to 5 different O365 providers assuming the various prereqs have been installed and your admin account has […]
I hope MS will consolidate the O365 Powershell modules in the future. As it stands today your best bet is to find this page, follow the links to download four Powershell modules, and establish connections to the various MS online providers. Or run the following if you have a minute. Certain assumptions are made below, like Skype […]