You can recover deleted items from mailboxes in the Exchange admin center and with PowerShell. This can be different sorts of items such as notes, tasks, messages, or calendar items in the Deleted Items, Recoverable items, and Purged items folder.…

To connect to Microsoft Defender and Microsoft Purview compliance portal with PowerShell, you need to use the Connect-IPPSSession cmdlet in Exchange Online. In this article, you will learn how to connect to the Security and Compliance center with the Connect-IPPSSession…

To delete mail items from a single or multiple mailboxes in Microsoft 365, you must find the messages using a compliance search. Once that's done, you can choose to soft-delete or hard-delete the mail items. In this article, you will…

To search for specific emails and view mail items in Exchange Online, you need to use the compliance search feature. There are two methods of doing this: the New-ComplianceSearch cmdlet in PowerShell or the Microsoft Purview compliance portal. In this…

Before you delete a user in Microsoft 365, you can choose to save most of the data, such as email aliases and mailbox permissions. This way, you can recover most of the user settings data if you decide to restore…

A guest is an external user in an organization that can share data from Microsoft Teams, Groups, and SharePoint. Sometimes you want to migrate the external user to a member of your organization and keep all their permissions and licenses.…

When you delete a room, equipment, shared, or user mailbox, it is soft deleted and stays in the recycle bin for 30 days. The deleted mailboxes can be restored in the Microsoft 365 admin center or with PowerShell. In this…

You need to use the Get-MgUser PowerShell cmdlet to get information about all the users in Microsoft Entra ID. The Get-MgUser retrieves data of each user object. In this article, you will learn how to use the Get-MgUser cmdlet in…