I’ve been a big fan of PowerShell for Office 365 for a while now, and with new features coming out in Office 365 that are only configurable by PowerShell, it’s more important than ever to be able to at least master the basics, but you absolutely need to know PowerShell for Office 365 in order...Read More

Whether you want to do some reports or debugging, you might need to quickly find out what Office 365 Groups a user is a member or Owner of! You could go in the user’s profile, see all the groups, find out which ones are Security, which ones are Distribution Groups, and which ones are Office...Read More

Whether you want to do some reports or debugging, you might need to quickly find out what Distribution Groups a user is a member of! You could go in the user’s profile, see all of the groups , find out which ones are Security, which ones are Distribution Groups.. or you could do an easy...Read More

You cannot have full control of your Office 365 tenant, if you do not know how to use PowerShell for Office 365, since there are a ton of configurations, and settings that are only configurable via PowerShell, and not via the Office 365 Admin Center! Not to mention, all the automation capabilities that PowerShell allows...Read More

While working on some reporting with PowerShell and Office 365, I have discovered something that might be important if you use the Get-SPOExternalUser PowerShell cmdlet to create reports on your SharePoint Online external users. At the end of 2017, Microsoft has released a new , simpler, and nicer way to share SharePoint Online content with...Read More

One of the really cool things that we can do with SharePoint Online is to easily share documents, or sites with external users. The cooler thing even is that now my users can securely share stuff, without having to go through IT, so as an Office 365 Admin, I have a lot more time to...Read More

One of the reports that a lot of Office 365 admins use, is to see what external users have access to the tenant in SharePoint Online. Luckily, Microsoft offers a PowerShell cmdlet in the SharePoint Online module named Get-SPOExternalUser. While that cmdlet might seem easy and straightforward to use, there is a small catch; it...Read More

When presenting my PowerShell for Office 365 sessions I always show to create a Secret Office 365 Group for users to collaborate securely .. and privately. Why not a simple Office 365 Group of type Private? Let me show you! Below, I have create an Office 365 Group via the User Interface called “Private Group”...Read More