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Connect to exchange online

Install exchange online management Install-Module -Name ExchangeOnlineManagement——————————————-Import-Module ExchangeOnlineManagementSet-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned$UserCredential = Get-Credential $Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////Import-PSSession $Session -DisableNameChecking More Details: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/exchange/connect-to-exchange-online-protection-powershell?view=exchange-ps Connect to exchange online powershell with MFA Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned$UserCredential = Get-CredentialImport-Module ExchangeOnlineManagement; Get-Module ExchangeOnlineManagementUpdate-Module -Name ExchangeOnlineManagement Connect-ExchangeOnline -UserPrincipalName sin@pheaktra.com -DelegatedOrganization vmotion363.onmicrosoft.com Start Archive Folder ——————————————Get-Mailbox student@vmotion.com.kh

Fixing for existing(already exist)

Fixing for existing(already exist) user than cant migrate (MigrationPermanentException: Target user ‎’bunthoeurn sin‎‎’ already has a primary mailbox. –> Target user ‎’bunthoeurn sin‎’ already has a primary mailbox.) Get-MailUser -Identity sin@bunthoeurn | fl displayname,ExchangeGuid Move user to other OU Force sync in Azure AD connect Delete user from recycle bin in Azure AD Move user

After a failed move request, the mailbox is still marked is being moved and cannot be removed again

The onboarding move could not be created because user ‎is already being moved For this case have to check move request in exchange on-prem if there are moving mailbox. if yes we need to remove all move request and resume migration. Remove Move requestRemove-MoveRequest -Identity ann.oung@sbilhbank.com.kh Get Move request status Get-MoveRequest | fl Status, Protect,

Configure Password Writeback in Azure AD

In this post I will show you how to enable and configure password writeback in your Azure AD hybrid environment. By enabling password writeback feature you can synchronize password changes in Azure Active Directory back to your on-premises Active Directory environment. To enable password writeback feature, we use Azure AD Connect tool to that provides

Install ADTD

1. Important considerations The tool does not implement any changes to infrastructure. All access is read-only. Active Directory Topology Diagrammer (hereinafter – the tool) should be run in all of the on-premises forests in case there are more than one. The tool can be run in any domain of the forest. There is no need

msExchRemoteRecipientType

When dealing with attributes synced to O365 via FIM \ DirSync \ AAD Sync, you will frequently encounter the msExchRemoteRecipient type attribute, previously empty in on-prem Exchange (only msExchRecipientTypeDetails and msExchRecipientDisplayType had values) the msExchRemoteRecipientType will have the following values depending on the object type and how the mailbox and archive were enabled \ moved to O365….

Export Office 365 users MFA status with PowerShell

We want to get a list of users with MFA status. By checking that, we are sure how many users have MFA enabled and which method they used. If you have not yet enabled MFA in your Microsoft 365/Azure tenant, you should do this immediately! In this article, you will learn how to export Office

Remove completed move requests Exchange

When you move a lot of users in Exchange, you like to see what is happening. It is always great to check and verify if all is going well. The best way is to run a PowerShell command and it will list you all the move request statistics. If you do a new move and

Difference between VMware VMFS and NFS Datastores

To discuss this subject, we need to understand NFS (Network File System) and VMFS (Virtual Machine File System) are different File Systems. NFS is a file level file system, and VMFS is a block level file system. NFS, VMFS (here is included LUNs/Disks), vSAN and recently VVols (Virtual Volumes) are the type of Datastores that

Managing Exchange Online Mailbox Size Limits with PowerShell

Setting Mailbox Size Limits for a Single User 1. Let’s start with setting limits. We can do this for one user at a time or groups of users. First the command for changing the size limit for a single user using the following PowerShell command: Set-Mailbox <UserID> -ProhibitSendQuota <Value> -ProhibitSendReceiveQuota <Value> -IssueWarningQuota <Value> 2. Here

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