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How to Enable and Use Exchange Online’s External Email Tagging Feature
Exchange Online tenants can activate external email tagging, which causes Outlook clients (not desktop yet) to highlight messages received from external domains. The feature can replace custom implem...
Why anyone would want to use an executable is beyond me. The cmdlet is simple and easy to run. It's a one-time operation, and using PowerShell avoids the need to consent to permissions etc. that an executable would need.
It's not one-time operation. What if you need to change allowed sender addresses/domains quite often?
- I can imagine somebody need to change allowed sender addresses (not domains) quite often.
- How often do you think you need to change the domain list? In my experience, this is a one-time operation unless you have a tenant-to-tenant migration.
In any case, cmdlet execution is always easier than messing with executables. There is simply no comparison.