Blog Post

Microsoft Entra Blog
4 MIN READ

Action required: MSOnline and AzureAD PowerShell retirement - 2025 info and resources

krbash's avatar
krbash
Icon for Microsoft rankMicrosoft
Jan 13, 2025

Retirement of MSOnline PowerShell begins in April 2025. Learn about the timeline and required actions.

As announced in Microsoft Entra change announcements and prior blog updates, the MSOnline and Microsoft AzureAD PowerShell modules were deprecated on March 30, 2024. The retirement for MSOnline Power...
Updated Mar 13, 2025
Version 7.0
announcements and product news
krbash's avatar
Icon for Microsoft rankMicrosoft
Joined August 21, 2019
View Profile
Microsoft Entra Blog
Stay informed on how to secure access for employees, customers, and non-human identities, from anywhere, to multicloud and on-premises resources, with comprehensive identity and network access solutions powered by AI.
Vu_Hoang's avatar
Vu_Hoang
Copper Contributor
Jun 12, 2025

Hi,
Hopefully, there's a similar cmdlet from Get-MgUser to collect all the Exchange mail/licensing errors from the user's 'Properties' like what the Get-MSOLUser had offered (ValidationStatus, Errors, IndirectLicenseErrors, DirSyncProvisioningErrors), which was very helpful in identifying the root cause of some of the mail access issues, (e.g., from lack of license, to duplicate account ID/name in the systems, to duplicate alias, among other related errors) which most of the general t-shoot tools doesn't pick these info up at all.
Unless I missed these Properties from the Get-MgUser cmdlet, or from other commands (Get-AzureADUser, Get-MailboxStatistics), please advise so.
Thank you,