Below is a script that will export calendar permissions to utf8-formatted csv-file. Works with Onpremise Exchange as well as Exchange Online.
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$col = @() $mbxs = get-mailbox -Resultsize unlimited foreach ($mbx in $mbxs) { $mbx $calendarName = Get-MailboxFolderStatistics $mbx.userprincipalname | where-object { $_.FolderType -eq "Calendar" } | select-Object Name $mailboxCalPermissions = get-MailboxFolderPermission ("{0}`:{1}" -f ($mbx.userprincipalname).toString(),$calendarName.Name)|select-object @{Name="PrimaryMailBox";Expression={$mbx.userprincipalname}}, FolderName,User,AccessRights|where-object { $_.AccessRights -ne {None}} $col += $mailboxCalPermissions } $col $col | export-csv -nti -enc utf8 c:\temp\calendarPERM.csv |
The last blog entry was about setting up Onpremise AD with Office 365 and ADFS. So now to the instresting part. I’m going a little bit awol with this, as I’m not a coder. First about Azure authentication. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service-api/app-service-api-whats-changed#authentication And specially…
So scenario was this. Customer has an Office 365 tenant all ready in-place. The users in Onpremise AD have SamAccountNames as UserPrincipalNames. The next step Is obvious. Add UPN-suffix and change UserPrincipalName to match email address. Then add mail-attribute for…
Hi all, Yesterday I saw an error I haven’t seen before. I was setting up a Shared Namespace Hybrid with S4B Server 2015 and this came by: I spent several hours solving this, but nothing was found. Until I found…
Hi, Add all users that need the following rights to a Mail Enabled Security Group. Then add permissions to calendars with this script: $allmailbox = Get-Mailbox -Resultsize Unlimited -Filter {RecipientTypeDetails -eq ‘usermailbox’} Foreach ($Mailbox in $allmailbox) { $path =…
Hi, Powershell is the way. Open powershell and type: import-module activedirectory Then. $strSID=”Enter SID Here” $uSid = [ADSI]”LDAP://<SID=$strSID>” echo $uSid Have a nice one,
Dou, that was a long sentence 🙂 But here is how. $computers = get-adcomputer -ldapfilter “(name=name*)” $computers | foreach {Add-ADGroupMember -id name_of_the_group -MEMBERS $computers.samaccountname} Happy powershelling!
Hi, Today I had to get a list from Office 365 with UserPrincipalName and MsolAccountSku. So here is the trick-script. $ReportPath = “c:userlist.csv” Add-Content -value (“UserPrincipalName”+”,”+”IsLicensed”+”,”+ “Licenses”) -Path $ReportPath $AllUsers = Get-MsolUser -All foreach ($User in $AllUsers) { $UserPrincipalName =…
The following page has all is needed. Steps to Enable Debug Tracing for Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant Steps to Disable Debug Tracing for Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/18103.microsoft-online-services-sign-in-assistant-how-to-enable-debug-tracing.aspx
Today I figured out why Outlook 2010 and 2013 doesn’t display this information anymore. Missed conversations and pstn-calls that the user calls out still work fine. To get it working again uninstall these updates: KB3101496 KB3114502 KB3114351 And it’s working again….
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