How to find your Office 365 Tenant ID
Office 365 Tenant ID is a globally unique identifier (GUID) value for your Azure AD Tenant. You can find your …
Powershell
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 …
Fix : Connect-SPOService : Could not authenticate to SharePoint Online using OAuth 2.0
Problem You might have received the below error when you try to connect SPO site using Connect-SPOService cmdlet. Connect-SPOService : …
Fix : Connect-SPOService : Current site is not a tenant administration site
Problem You might have received the below error when you try to connect your SharePoint Online site using Connect-SPOService cmdlet. …
Get all Azure AD Applications, Permissions and Users using Powershell
In this post, I am going to share Powershell script to find and retrieve the list of Azure AD Integrated …
Difference between App Registration and Enterprise Application in Azure AD
Applications that are registered through Azure Portal (or programmatically) in your Azure Tenant is App Registration apps or Home Tenant …
How to find your tenant name in Office 365
You might have heard the terms tenant name and domain name in Office 365 and Azure AD. You may feel both …
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 …
Upload files to OneDrive for Business site using PowerShell
OneDrive for Business site (ODFB) is built on top of SharePoint Online (SPO). Users’ personal OneDrive site is nothing but …