PowerShell command reference
In the current article, we review the how to use the PowerShell command Get-Mailbox for – display and export information about Exchange Online mailboxes. One of the most basic needs for Exchange Online administrator is – the ability to create reports that include information about the Exchange Online resources such as Mailbox’s, Distribution Groups, etc.…
Office 365 includes two infrastructures that can manage by using PowerShell: Office 365 and Exchange Online. When we use the term “Office 365” the meaning is the part that serves as an “envelope” to all other Office 365 Services/Applications. This part includes components such as user and group object (Windows Azure Active Directory), Domain name’s…
In the current article, we review the use of the folder permissions PowerShell command in Office 365 and Exchange Online environment. Technically, the ability to share a specific folder can be implemented for each of the user folders but, most of the time, the need to share a folder is related to the calendar and…
In the current article, we review the use of the Forward email PowerShell command in Office 365 and Exchange Online environment. Forward email rule as the name implies, enable to forward automatically each email that sent to a particular mailbox to an additional email address. The “Destination recipient” (E-mail address) could be “internal Mailbox” meaning…
In the current article, we review how to implement common management tasks of Exchange Shared mailboxes using PowerShell. PowerShell | Help & additional information Running PowerShell commands in Office 365 based environment To be able to run the PowerShell commands specified in the current article, you will need to create a remote PowerShell with Azure…
