I recently (hopefully recently, my last post took two years to get published so I'm not sure when this one will go out, LOL) posted one of my typical light-hearted looks into life at Microsoft (it wa...
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First off, I agree with JohnCee53. Powershell is not exactly my cup of tea, although once you get the hang of it, it's pretty powerful.
On another note, has anyone found a way to remove conference room bookings from a user that is no longer with the company (account disabled and deleted)? We use direct booking from resource mailboxes which is working great except when the organizer is terminated. Then their booking just hangs out in the conference room........over time, you can see how this would cause an issue. We've been able to use Powershell to remove canceled meetings, so there is less clutter. But how do we programaticaly remove entries from organizers that are gone?
Thanks.
On another note, has anyone found a way to remove conference room bookings from a user that is no longer with the company (account disabled and deleted)? We use direct booking from resource mailboxes which is working great except when the organizer is terminated. Then their booking just hangs out in the conference room........over time, you can see how this would cause an issue. We've been able to use Powershell to remove canceled meetings, so there is less clutter. But how do we programaticaly remove entries from organizers that are gone?
Thanks.