Microsoft 365 Scripts

As companies everywhere started working remotely, calendar sharing has become incredibly useful and vital in boosting the efficiency and productivity of the organization. It keeps you informed about users’ daily activities and know what they’re up to. Setting up calendar permissions across the organization made everything more efficient than before. But the question is, are you making the most of your calendar?   If not, you’re missing out on the major part! You’ll miss out on what everyone is doing,…

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Public folders are used to organize and share information with people inside the organization. Users can create public folders and share them with other users by assigning permission. This blog provides PowerShell code examples to list all public folders and get the permission applied to them.   You must connect to Exchange Online PowerShell using the EXO V2 module before using the public folder PowerShell cmdlets.   Public Folders Report:   To list all the public folders in your organization,…

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Office 365 has one of the most beneficial features as delegating mailboxes. You can delegate a mailbox to another user to manage their mailboxes to ease the work balance. While granting delegate permissions is much more direct. You may encounter difficulty in getting the mailboxes user has access to because this does not have an immediate means of working on it.  And this is quite intricate to work on too! So, admins tend not to work on this side. To make it…

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This blog will help you get mailbox info with Get-Mailbox PowerShell cmdlets. Also, we have included examples to retrieve mailboxes’ properties. Let’s dive in!  You must connect to Exchange Online PowerShell to use EXO PowerShell cmdlets.  Get All Exchange Online Mailboxes:  To list all the mailboxes, run the Get-Mailbox cmdlet after creating the Exchange Online PowerShell session.  Get-Mailbox –ResultSize Unlimited  Get Mailbox Details using PowerShell: To view all properties of a mailbox, you can run the Get-Mailbox cmdlet with a…

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A Distribution Group is used to send emails to multiple recipients at once (both internal and external users) that are particularly significant for providing support to users. Efficiently adding members to the Distribution group is crucial to maximizing productivity.    Managing more efficiently the distribution groups comes with the use of nested distribution groups. In this blog let me guide you through to know what are nested distribution groups, where they can be used, and how to export nested distribution…

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