Export All Email Addresses from Office 365 using Powershell
We can use the Exchange Powershell command Get-Mailbox to retrieve the primary email address and secondary (or alias) email addresses …
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Remove Mailbox Permissions (Full Access or Send As) using Powershell
Removing existing mailbox permission is one of the important Exchange management task. We can use the Remove-MailboxPermission cmdlet to remove …
Set Primary Email Address for Office 365 Users using Powershell
In this post, I am going to share Powershell commands to add email alias and set the new alias as …
Get Calendar Permissions for All Users in Office 365
In Exchange, the calendar data is located in a special folder (Calendar) under the user’s mailbox. We can use the …
Set-MailboxFolderPermission : There is no existing permission entry found for user
Problem You might have received the below error message when you try to add permission for a user in another …
Fix: Send-MailMessage : The SMTP server requires a secure connection or the client was not authenticated
Problem You might have received the below error message when you try to send mail using the Send-MailMessage cmdlet. Send-MailMessage …
Hide Office 365 Group from GAL via Graph API
We can easily hide Office 365 Groups from Global Address List (GAL) by using the Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet by setting the property HiddenFromAddressListsEnabled …
Get all Public Folders and Permissions using Powershell
You can get a list of all public folders with the Exchange powershell cmdlet Get-PublicFolder and you can easily extract …
Create a new public folder in Office 365 using Powershell
Public folders are used to share information and collaborate with other people in your organization. Once the admin enables public …
Full Access Mailbox Permissions Report using Powershell
In this post, we will explore how to list users who have full access permission in other users’ mailbox. We …