PSA: New endpoints for the Microsoft 365 reporting datamart (and new reports)

Microsoft announced an upcoming change to the domains used to access the Microsoft 365 reporting datamart. In this article we go over what’s changing and how to update your scripts/code. In addition, we review some of the newly introduced datasets, since we last looked at this back in 2024. …

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App instance property lock gets a scoping mechanism (and some other updates)

Back in 2023 Microsoft launched the app instance property lock feature. While the name likely means nothing to the average admin, the feature does address one serious gap in securing application access, as we explained in our initial article on this. An year later Microsoft toggled this feature on by …

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Convert mailbox folder identifiers non-interactively

In a previous article, we discussed how to convert Exchange folderIds (as returned by the Get-MailboxFolderStatistics cmdlet) to the RestId identifiers employed by the Graph API. Here, we present a version of the script that can run non-interactively and has no PowerShell module dependencies. In addition, we present a purely Graph-based version to generate mailbox folder identifiers without any Exchange methods/cmdlets.

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Primer: Use Invoke-ChangeMeetingOrganizer to bulk change meeting organizer in Exchange Online

In a previous article, we covered how the newly introduced Invoke-ChangeMeetingOrganizer cmdlet can be used to change a meeting’s organizer in Exchange Online. While the cmdlet does handle recurring meetings, it can only update one (master) meeting at a time, making the realistic “transfer all meetings from user X” scenario …

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How to use the Invoke-ChangeMeetingOrganizer cmdlet to change the meeting organizer

Microsoft is rolling out one of the coolest “quality of life” improvements we have received in a while. In this article, we explain how you can use the Invoke-ChangeMeetingOrganizer cmdlet to change a meeting’s organizer, as well as how some of the inner workings of the feature look like. Being able to change the organizer of (future) meetings is something that most organizations will greatly appreciate, even though not all possible scenarios can be addressed currently. …

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