# Microsoft 365 Scripts: Manage Microsoft 365 using PowerShell cmdlets \& scripts and stay updated on the latest Microsoft 365 news for streamlined administration Generated by Yoast SEO v28.0, this is an llms.txt file, meant for consumption by LLMs. ## Pages - [All Posts](https://m365scripts.com/all-posts/) ## Posts - [Automatically Move External Tagged Emails to a Folder Using Outlook Inbox Rules](https://m365scripts.com/exchange-online/automatically-move-external-tagged-emails-to-folder-using-outlook-inbox-rules/): External emails can quickly pile up in your Outlook inbox, making it difficult to distinguish messages received from outside your organization from regular internal emails\. With the “External” condition in inbox rules, you can now automatically move external emails to a specific folder for easier mail organization\. - [Offline Address Book in Exchange Online](https://m365scripts.com/exchange-online/offline-address-book-in-exchange-online/): Learn how Offline Address Books \(OABs\) work in Exchange Online and how to manage them with PowerShell\. Create custom OABs, configure address lists, set a default OAB, and assign them through Address Book Policies \(ABPs\) to provide relevant directory information to different departments when working offline in Outlook\. - [How to Disable Nesting for Security Groups in Entra ID](https://m365scripts.com/microsoft365/how-to-disable-nesting-for-groups-in-entra-id/) - [Create and Manage Retention Policies Using PowerShell](https://m365scripts.com/microsoft365/create-and-manage-retention-policies-using-powershell/): Learn how to create and manage Microsoft 365 retention policies using PowerShell\. This guide covers creating retention policies and rules, updating existing policies, managing bulk mailbox exclusions, disabling, and deleting policies\. It also covers Teams call log retention policies, which are managed only via PowerShell\. - [Shared Calendars in Outlook](https://m365scripts.com/exchange-online/how-to-share-outlook-calendars-in-microsoft-365/): Shared calendars in Microsoft Outlook make it easy to share availability, schedules, and events with selected users\. By setting customizable permissions, users can control exactly what others can view or manage within the calendar\. This blog explains how to create shared calendars in Microsoft 365 for better coordination and efficient scheduling\. ## Categories - [Microsoft 365](https://m365scripts.com/category/microsoft365/) - [Exchange Online](https://m365scripts.com/category/exchange-online/) - [Microsoft Teams](https://m365scripts.com/category/microsoft-teams/) - [Security](https://m365scripts.com/category/security/) - [SharePoint Online](https://m365scripts.com/category/sharepoint-online/) ## Optional - [Sitemap index](https://m365scripts.com/sitemap_index.xml)