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Month: January 2022

How to Archive Team in Microsoft Teams 

How to Archive Team in Microsoft Teams 

In Microsoft Teams, teams are created for various needs. Over time, created teams might fall out of use. For example,  In an organization, when a project ends.  In education centers, when an academic year ends.  Those teams are no longer active. So, admins can either delete or archive those teams. Deleting teams will delete all its data like chats, files, associated site collection, etc.  Archived teams can be unarchived (i.e., reactivated) in the future. So, we recommend team archiving and postponing deletion until you are…

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Connect to Office 365 PowerShell  

Connect to Office 365 PowerShell  

Earlier, we have blogged about connecting to Exchange Online using PowerShell. In continuation to that, this blog describes the steps to connect to Office 365 via PowerShell.   Let’s jump into it.   Install Office 365 PowerShell Module:   There are two types of modules with which you can connect to Microsoft 365/Office 365 using PowerShell.   1.AzureAD V1 (MSOnline Module) – Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell   2.AzureAD V2 (AzureAD Module) – Azure Active Directory PowerShell for Graph   Since the Azure AD V2 module does not replace all the functionalities provided…

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Top 10 PowerShell Cmdlets to Manage Microsoft Teams using PowerShell 

Top 10 PowerShell Cmdlets to Manage Microsoft Teams using PowerShell 

Microsoft Teams helps people in the organization to communicate and share files with people inside and outside the organization. Microsoft Teams usage has increased a lot in this remote situation. It results in the demand of managing Microsoft Teams by Administrators. Admins can either use Teams admin center or PowerShell to manage their Teams environment. But most admins prefer PowerShell due to its flexibility and operation speed. If you are new to PowerShell or Office 365, it is really challenging to identify the right cmdlet.   So,…

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Get All SharePoint Online Sites using PowerShell 

Get All SharePoint Online Sites using PowerShell 

Sites are the root component of SharePoint. Sites can be created directly or by creating new teams or private channels in Microsoft Teams. So, admins need to keep an eye on the list of sites available in their organization. This blog helps you find and export all the SharePoint Online site collections and their details using PowerShell.    You can use the Get-SPOSite cmdlet to retrieve a list of all site collections in the tenant. Before proceeding with the cmdlets, you must connect to the SharePoint Online PowerShell module.   After connecting…

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Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell 

Connect to Exchange Online PowerShell 

Exchange Online PowerShell helps administrators to manage their Exchange Online Environment more effectively. EXO V3 module allows admins to create remote PowerShell sessions by using both  Modern authentication  Multi-factor authentication  Let’s see how to install and connect Exchange Online PowerShell using the EXO V3 module.  Install Exchange Online PowerShell Module:  To install EXO V3 module, follow the below steps.  Step 1: Start Windows PowerShell with the “Run as administrator” option.   Step 2: Run the below cmdlet to install the Exchange Online PowerShell…

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