How To Export Named Locations In AzureAD Using PowerShell

In this blog post, I will guide you through how to export named locations in AzureAD using PowerShell, as well as how to configure the required API permissions using app registrations in AzureAD. If your organization has many office locations and branches, you might have numerous IP addresses added to your named locations in Azure … Read more

Bulk Convert CSV Files to Excel Files Using Powershell

If you work with data, chances are you’ve encountered CSV files. While they’re great for storing and exchanging data, they can be a bit time consuming to work with in certain situations. If you’ve ever needed to analyze or present CSV data in a more user-friendly way, you might have found yourself wishing for an … Read more

Generate random password based on a wordlist using Powershell

As a business owner or manager, it’s important to ensure that your company’s sensitive information is protected from unauthorized access. One key way to do this is by implementing strong password policies for your employees. One common mistake that many organizations make is giving all new employees the same password. This may seem like an … Read more

Configuration of Subdomain And Manage Who Can Create Teams.

When working with Teams in Microsoft 365, it is easy for users to create teams, which can lead to an excessive number of unnecessary or inappropriate teams for your organization. Another issue with Teams is that when a new team is created, its name is used as the username and email address, potentially preventing the … Read more

Get VMware Disk Usage Report for all VMs using PowerCLI.

Use this script to generate a comprehensive report of the disk space used and allocated to your virtual machines in VMware Vcenter using PowerCLI. Be sure to customize the variables to match your environment and always adjust the script to fit your specific needs. The script will also work for multiple Vcenter connections at once, … Read more

Manage Calendar Permissions in Exchange Online via PowerShell.

PowerShell is often a more efficient and convenient way to perform tasks, especially when making multiple or frequent changes. This guide provides a quick example of how to manage user permissions in Microsoft 365 Exchange Online using PowerShell. Whenever the – User “Default” is selected it means that everyone has that permission unless anything else … Read more

SharePoint Online – Restore All files Deleted by Specific User.

OneDrive Sync users may accidentally delete an entire SharePoint library because they do not understand how it works or accidentally click “Delete” thinking it’s only the data stored on their computer. It is strongly recommended to have a third-party backup solution for your Microsoft 365 services, including OneDrive, SharePoint, and Exchange. If a user has … Read more

How to Configure Daily End-User Spam Report For Exchange Online

The following is a quick and simple guide to show you how you can set up daily spam reports for your users. The first step is to access the Exchange administrator panel, it can be accessed via the following link: https://outlook.office365.com/ecp Go to “Spam Filter” under the section “Protection”. Select the default spam filter policy … Read more

Find External Email Forwarding rules in Microsoft365 Exchange Online

NOTE: This has been added as a GUI view in the new Modern Exchange Admin Center. https://admin.exchange.microsoft.com/#/reports/autoforwardedmessages I have encountered instances where mailbox rules were used to silently steal important data from users by forwarding their important emails to an external address. This is a common method of data theft, and it is important to … Read more