Restoring the Default Malware Filter Policy in Exchange Online Protection
How to use PowerShell to reset an Exchange Online Protection malware filter policy back to the default settings.
How to use PowerShell to reset an Exchange Online Protection malware filter policy back to the default settings.
Here is a selection of Office 365 PowerShell scripts that I think are useful for all of us.
How to use PowerShell to disable user overrides for Office 365 data loss prevention policies when the Security & Compliance Center doesn't work.
How to use the Azure AD PowerShell module to list the directory sync status of user accounts to find synced and non-synced identities.
The Exchange Online Remote PowerShell Module uses an installation and update method that may leave your management computers exposed to security vulnerabilities.
EAS Troubleshooter helps you to troubleshoot Exchange ActiveSync device problems by collecting relevant information about a mailbox’s configuration and device associations.
How to use PowerShell to list the number of mailboxes hosted on each database in an Exchange Server organization.
A PowerShell one-line command to show a summary of the status of all mailbox move requests in an Exchange Server environment.
Help test V1.02 Beta of Get-O365GroupsReport.ps1 script which includes new features for reporting on recoverable deleted Groups.
A new build of Exchange Analyzer is now available and includes several bug fixes and improvements.
A new version of the Exchange Analyzer .NET Framework support test is in development, and we need your help to try it out.
How to use the Azure AD PowerShell module V2 to assign and remove licenses for Office 365 users.