For those wanting to eliminate the SMTP AUTH protocol, Microsoft has three ways to send email using Graph APIs. This article looks at how to use the Send-MgUserMail cmdlet.
The Office 365 audit log is a rich source of forensic information. This article explains how to use Azure Automation to search the log for high-priority events.
This article explains how to create a mailbox contents report using PowerShell and the Microsoft Graph. The list of mailbox items is exported to a workbook.
On this week's Practical 365 Podcast, Paul and Steve chat about TEC, The retirement of Teams on Linux, the Power Platform conference, and much more!
Outlook mobile is Microsoft's recommended option for a mobile email client. Many still use Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) based clients, like the native iOS app.
A report released by Microsoft explained how attackers compromised admin accounts in a tenant and created a malicious OAuth app to control Exchange Online.
This article explains the importance of deploying Autodiscover correctly to ensure that all of Microsoft 365 works, including Exchange Online.
This week on the Practical 365 podcast, Paul and I are talking about Microsoft Teams, the Hybrid Workplace, TEC, MEC, and much more.
Microsoft finally introduced the fully-supported capability to remove your last Exchange Server and provided a cut-down set of PowerShell cmdlets that you can use to manage the Exchange Online-related attributes in your local Active Directory.
Microsoft is giving Exchange Online customers one last chance to pause the deprecation of basic authentication for seven email connectivity protocols.
In this week's show, Paul and Steve discuss the new Apple Silicon version of Teams: It was here, now it isn't - why? Exchange Server receives security updates; with Facebook getting a bashing for their Metaverse contributions, will Mesh for Microsoft Teams ever see the light of day; and Exchange Online changes that might affect software you use. Plus - Sean McAvinue and Jason Jacobo join us to help answer the question - what did you leave behind in your migration?
Microsoft doesn't support using an Azure Automation managed identity and Exchange Online PowerShell. However, that doesn't mean the two can't work together.
