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Copper Contributor

Sep 17, 2019

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Calendar Sharing Auditing Report

Hi all, Is there a report where you can find a list of all the users who have shared their calendars externally? Assuming using the default Individual Sharing policy in EXO that allows anonymous sha...

VasilMichev
Sep 17, 2019
Each "share" is stamped on the permissions on the Calendar folder, so you can just enumerate those. I have a sample script that does just that here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Office-365-Calendar-29ef6211?redir=0

Once you have the CSV file, you can filter it by External.

MVP

Sep 17, 2019

Each "share" is stamped on the permissions on the Calendar folder, so you can just enumerate those. I have a sample script that does just that here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Office-365-Calendar-29ef6211?redir=0

Once you have the CSV file, you can filter it by External.

pb1973
Copper Contributor
Feb 17, 2021
Hi Vasil, do you still have this script posted somewhere? the link doesn't appear to work.

Thanks
- SanjayVishram
  Copper Contributor
  May 21, 2021
  @Vasil Michev pb1973 The link for the script is not live anymore. Can you please share the script another way?
  - jimmy-phelan
    Copper Contributor
    Jul 01, 2021
    SanjayVishram to help anyone else that gets here, the script has been moved to GitHub
    https://github.com/michevnew/PowerShell/blob/master/Calendar_Permissions_inventory.ps1
    
    It is in what i assume to be VasilMichev own github library.
    
    I had to use WayBackMachine on that original link to find the script name, and from there I found it in GitHub
abeerq
Copper Contributor
Sep 17, 2019
VasilMichev I just tried it in my test environment and it worked perfectly. There's no report with the same exact info that I can generate from the portal?

Thank you very much, i appreciate your quick help!
- VasilMichev
  MVP
  Sep 18, 2019
  No, no built-in reports for that. Otherwise I wouldn't bother to create a script 😄