by Shishir Chandrawat | Dec 11, 2014 | Azure Powershell, DirSync, Exchange Online
Follow me Often when we have directory synchronization setup between the on premise AD and the Office 365 we find that at times some objects do not get replicated or synced no matter how many times we resync and we find them listed under filtered connectors. This...
by Shishir Chandrawat | Nov 6, 2014 | Azure Powershell, Exchange Online
Follow me We have been working on Office 365 migrations quite long and found Azure PowerShell more than useful in managing 365 hosted organizations. There are a lot of cmdlet which we use regularly and believe every Office 365 Admin should know about them. Hence I am...
by Rishi Chaudhary | Oct 9, 2014 | Azure Powershell, Exchange Online, Office 365
This article provides the step-by-step procedure to check the type of licenses you have in your Office 365 plan. This information is required if you are planning to add individual or bulk users on Office 365 via PowerShell and License them as well. First you’ll need...
by Rishi Chaudhary | Oct 3, 2014 | Azure Powershell, Exchange Online, Office 365
This article will explain how to forward emails from one user to anther user via PowerShell. Connect to Office 365 via PowerShell To check the current forwarding settings (if any) on the mailbox: Get-Mailbox -Identity user@domain.com | FL ForwardingSMTPAddress Note:...
by Rishi Chaudhary | Oct 2, 2014 | Azure Powershell, Exchange Online, Office 365
Follow me This article will explain on how to change/disable Password Complexity Requirement for the Office 365 users. It is recommended that you configure these policies before setting up the user’s final passwords, and this would force the user’s to change the...
by Rishi Chaudhary | Oct 1, 2014 | ADFS, Azure Powershell, DirSync, Office 365
This article explains How to Connect to Office 365 via PowerShell. There are lot of things you can do from the Portal, however for most of the tasks, you’ll need PowerShell. Please be sure to use it carefully as its a powerful tool, and can do a lot more than...
