The popups with ‘Got it’ that constantly appear
Disable them using the following:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\TeachingCallouts]
“DontShowTeachingCallouts”=dword:00000001
No corresponding HKLM policy registry location exists – so its a per user setting.
# Get-AllMailboxFolderStatistics.ps1 # # Can be used to pull FolderID for all mailboxes (FolderID is often referenced in the audit logs). # # This can take a large time to run depending on number of mailboxes and number of folders (15 minutes is not uncommon) # # Outputs to a file called AllMailboxFolderStatistics.csv - this can grow into tens of MB, and in excess of 10000 rows, depending on tenant. # If the file exists at the start, the script will abort. $OutputFile="AllMailboxFolderStatistics.csv" if(-Not (test-path -path $OutputFile)) { $Mailboxes=Get-Mailbox foreach ($Mailbox in $Mailboxes) { $stats=get-exomailboxfolderstatistics -userprincipalname $mailbox.userprincipalname $stats | export-csv $OutputFile -notype -append } } else { write-error "$OutputFile already exists - please remove this file before running." }
Creating bulk shared mailboxes
# CreateBulkSharedMailbox.ps1
$SharedMailboxes=import-csv .\CreateBulkSharedMailboxes.csv
foreach ($SharedMailbox in $SharedMailboxes)
{
New-Mailbox -Shared -Name $SharedMailbox.DisplayName -DisplayName $SharedMailbox.DisplayName -Alias $SharedMailbox.Alias
}
Quite simply
$ObjectsToCreate=import-csv groups.csv
foreach ($Object in $ObjectsToCreate)
{
new-msolgroup -description $Object.description -Displayname $Object.name -managedby "anonit@anonit.net" -tenantid 36e0e315-9f63-497e-aca1-58b47254c2aa
}
Also…. lets not forget that the powershell command new-guid exists!
Adding an alias to multiple users in 365. in the example below, all users that have a primary SMTP address that matches nsw.anonit.net will have the $($user.alias)@qld.anonit.net alias added.
Eg:
john.smith@nsw.anonit.net will have john.smith@qld.anonit.net alias added, whereas, jane.doe@vic.anonit.net will not have any alias added.
$users = Get-Mailbox | Where-Object{$_.PrimarySMTPAddress -match "nsw.anonit.net"}
foreach($user in $users){
Write-Host "Adding Alias $($user.alias)@qld.anonit.net"
Set-Mailbox $user.PrimarySmtpAddress -EmailAddresses @{add="$($user.Alias)@qld.anonit.net"}
}
Migrating to Office 365 and needing to update bunch of UPNs? Look no further: https://pastebin.com/jPrwddjz