Delegating permission to approve Quarantined Mobile Devices in Exchange Online
Hi all, I would appreciate some guidance. Today, we are configured to quarantine any mobile device that attempts to add their mailbox to their device. We have three administrators that can approve these devices. I'd like to delegate this responsibility to the person on our team who stages and deploys mobile devices without giving them full administrator access. Additionally, I am looking to grant access within the GUI, not the ability to run a PowerShell cmdlet. From this post on Reddit, I first attempted this process, but it did not seem to work. In the GUI, a user in the group I created cannot access the Mobile Devices page in the Exchange Admin Center. I then attempted this link to Microsoft documentation, but it doesn't seem to fit exactly. Granted, I don't have much experience with Exchange permissions. Any help, guidance, or direction you could point me in would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Steve
Exchange Online Powershell not connecting in scheduled Task script
Hello everyone, I am having this issue where I can't find any useful answer. We are connecting to Exchange Online with certificate based authentication and it works fine when we run the script manually. Running the script via scheduled task with the same user, we always receive the following error messages. PS>TerminatingError(Get-ConnectionContext): "One or more errors occurred." PS>TerminatingError(): "An error occurred while sending the request." An error occurred while sending the request. At C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\ExchangeOnlineManagement\3.5.0\netFramework\Exchange OnlineManagement.psm1:762 char:21 + throw $_.Exception.InnerException; + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : OperationStopped: (:) [], HttpRequestException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : An error occurred while sending the request. This is the command we use to connect: Connect-ExchangeOnline -AppId $AppId -CertificateThumbprint $CertificateThumbprint -Organization $Organization -ShowBanner:$false -loglevel all Has anyone experienced this before? ExchangeOnlineManagement Module is Version 3.5.0 Powershell Version is5.1.14393.7155
Install exchange server Error :
Hi teams, i have a problem with installing exchange server , I want to install Exchange again on a server that has already uninstalled Exchange after uninstalling exchange i delete manulay the folder C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server, now when i try to install exchange server i have this error : also with GUI : any idea , i find also these services in server : any helpError unisntall exchange server
Hi teams, i have an error when i rty to uninstall exchange server : in role CAS at 70% Mailbox role: Client Access service FAILED: the iis admin service not start , and i delete all folder (owa, mapi, ...) in http folder Configuration>CN=Configuration>CN=Services>CN=Microsoft Exchange>CN=EXOIP>CN=Administrative Groups>CN=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)>CN=Servers>CN=srv_name>CN=Protocols>CN=HTTP. and i delete also the folder http from adsi edit, i also repair all prerequis (iis rewrite, vs2012...) any helpuninstall error exchange server CAS role:
hi teams , i have an error when i try to uninstall exchange server : in role CAS at 70% : the iis admin service not started , and i delete all folder (owa, mapi, ...) in http folder Configuration >CN=Configuration>CN=Services>CN=Microsoft Exchange>CN=EXOIP>CN=Administrative Groups>CN=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)>CN=Servers>CN=srv_name>CN=Protocols>CN=HTTP. and i delete also the folder http any helpExchange SMTP Auth Fails with: 451 4.7.0 Temporary server error. Please try again later. PRX5
Office 365 refuses SMTP authentication with error: 451 4.7.0 Temporary server error. Please try again later. PRX5 This is when accessing External Send SMTP AUTH through OAUTH2 authentication. Initial authentication is successful (and is logged as so in Entra ID) but when trying to send send messages through authenticated SMTP, you get the above error. Working with multiple support reps, we looked through login logs and could not find any trace of the error in Entra ID. Support reps all blame the third party application. The issue is connected to a special use case, where a user has both the GLOBAL ADMIN role, as well as certain other admin roles. When you have a certain combination of those roles, for a selected user, OAUTH2 will fail, even though OAUTH2 for (apparently) ALL OTHER SERVICES - work without error! - ONLY SMTP Auth is affected. RESOLUTION: Keeping Global Admin while simply removing excess roles will almost immediately resolve the issue. This bug has been publicly noted as far back as August 2022, perhaps earlier. This needs to be fixed.
Usage data for Personal Bookings/Bookings with me
Is there a way (powershell cmdlet or graph call) to get a count of how many users in a tenant have created/enabled Personal Bookings? I'm not talking about shared Bookings calendars, but people who have turned on the "Bookings with me" feature. The reason I'm looking for this data is that right now we have some departments who are using other similar services, in some cases they are costing the org quite a bit of money. If we can demonstrate that a significant percentage of users are making use of this feature that we're already paying for, we have leverage to recoup some operating costs.
Hybrid Server Removal post CU12
Has anyone else successfully removed their last hybrid server using the process described here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/manage-hybrid-exchange-recipients-with-management-tools We’ve done this, seems to have worked, but now have a problem with loading the Exchange 2019 CU12 (or above) Management Tools on other admin machines so can’t access the PowerShell commands needed to run the remote recipient command set. We followed that article (and the steps it referred to in the one it links to) and all went as expected. After running the AD Clean Up script the machine we’d installed the Exchange 2019 Management Tools on errored when loading Exchange PowerShell with “AutoDiscoverAndConnect:No Exchange servers are available in any Active Directorey sites. You can’t connect to remote PowerShell on a computer that only has the Management role installed”. We CAN get round it on that machine by running WINDOWS PowerShell and from within that loading the Exchange snap-in with “Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.PowerShell.SnapIn” and then from there we can manage remote recipients as expected. However when we go to install the Exchange Management Tools on another machine Exchange setup states it needs to run ADPrep. We haven’t done that yet as it seems that we’d be reversing what the cleanup script is supposed to do, but we’re not sure if that means something is wrong or whether we have missed a step somewhere – the whole point of the exercise is to be able to remove the last hybrid server and just use PowerShell to manage the appropriate AD attributes for remote mailboxes/DLs etc., However we’re stuck at the moment with one server where we can do this (as described above) running but which is currently a single point of failure.Disabling Outlook "Reactions" for a group of users
I've been asked for a solution to disable "Reactions" in Outlook for specific group of users, so looking to find out if there's any new information. There are multiple articles from roughly a year ago about creating a transport rule to add a specific message header - but not much else. Does anyone have any new information or references regarding disabling Outlook 'Reactions' for either specific group(s) of users; or even tenant-wide?
