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A change in behavior for the Set-CalendarProcessing cmdlet’s parameter values validation might result in overwriting your existing configuration …
Continue readingPSA: The Set-CalendarProcessing cmdlet no longer validates recipient input
In this article, we explore a simple PowerShell script to report on “partial” license assignments in Microsoft 365, that is licenses for which one or more “important” service plan has been toggled off. There can be various reasons for a service plan to be disabled, but since some plans have more importance than others, highlighting such scenarios allows organizations to potentially switch the users in question to a different (and cheaper) license. Or to re-evaluate whether the need for disabling the specific service plan still exists. …
Continue readingReport on partial license assignments via the Graph SDK for PowerShell
A recent message center post, MC1131771, notified us about upcoming changes to PowerShell connectivity to the Security & Compliance endpoint. In particular, starting Aug 31st, some cmdlets exposed via said endpoint will require you to leverage the -EnableSearchOnlySession parameter when running the Connect-IPPSSession cmdlet. The set of cmdlets includes: New-ComplianceSearchAction …
Just how hard can it be to report on all the users within your organization that have the password never expires flag toggled? Apparently so hard, that two different teams within Microsoft managed to mess things up… that we know of 😀 …
Continue readingMicrosoft messes up reporting on password never expires flag… twice!
A query came up about not being able to activate Litigation hold on a (shared) mailbox in Exchange Online. While the there have not been any changes in the process of enabling a hold on a mailbox, we did get a change in the provisioning behavior for shared mailboxes few …