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2868 TopicsPrimer: Using Exchange Online PowerShell in Azure Automation Runbooks
In this Microsoft 365 automation primer, we cover how to create and execute Azure Automation Exchange Online runbooks (scripts) using cmdlets from the Exchange Online management module. Some setup is necessary before runbooks can process Exchange cmdlets, but once the necessary resources and permissions are in place, it’s all plain sailing. The next challenge is how to output data created in a runbook… https://office365itpros.com/2025/02/10/azure-automation-exchange-primer/14Views0likes0CommentsHVE GA Update?
Hello! I had submitted a question on HVE (Azure Communications and HVE - Microsoft Q&A) and would like an update on its planned GA. Has a specific date been set for HVE to exit public preview and become generally available to organizations? We are excited to use HVE but prefer to wait for GA and understand potential costs before deciding. Thank you for your time.20Views0likes1CommentOnline Archive Not Working for One User
Hi, I am experiencing an issue with the online archive for one of my users. The online archive has been working correctly for this user for years, but it has not archived any emails for the past six months. I have checked the licensing, retention tags, and retention policy, and everything appears to be correctly configured. I have also tried running the Start-ManagedFolderAssistant cmdlet multiple times, but it has not resolved the issue. Other users in my organization have the same retention policy and their online archives are working correctly. I have also tried changing the retention policy for the affected user to one that is known to work for other users, but this did not resolve the issue. I have tried running several cmdlets to gather more information about the issue, including Get-Mailbox | FL RetentionPolicy, Export-MailboxDiagnosticLogs -Identity -ExtendedProperties, Get-RetentionPolicy | FL Name, Get-RetentionPolicyTag, Get-ComplianceTag, Get-Mailbox | fl *hold*, Get-MailboxStatistics | fl ManagedFolderAssistantLastRunTime, Get-Mailbox -Archive | fl *, and Get-MailboxFolderStatistics -Archive | fl *. However, none of these cmdlets have helped me identify the cause of the issue. The output from these cmdlets appears to be normal and does not indicate any issues with the mailbox or the archive mailbox. One thing I noticed is that the Get-MailboxStatistics | fl ManagedFolderAssistantLastRunTime cmdlet does not return any output for any of my users, even though I have run the Start-ManagedFolderAssistant cmdlet multiple times. I am at a loss as to what could be causing this issue and would appreciate any suggestions or guidance on how to troubleshoot it further. Thank you20KViews0likes9CommentsAble to Sign in with a Distribution List – How is this Possible?
Hi everyone, I've come across an unusual issue and I'm hoping someone here might have an explanation for it. Normally, it's not possible to sign in with a Distribution List (DL) since it doesn't function as a regular user account. However, I noticed that with a specific email address, I am actually redirected to the login page instead of receiving an error message. To verify, I tested another distribution list within the same environment, and as expected, I was unable to sign in. This makes me wonder why this particular DL behaves differently. Does anyone know under what circumstances signing in with a distribution list might be possible?36Views0likes1CommentPowershell error when using install-module
Hello ! when I use Install-Module -Name ExchangeOnlineManagement I get the following error : Install-Package: The module 'ExchangeOnlineManagement' cannot be installed or updated because the authenticode signature of the file 'ExchangeOnlineManagement.psd1' is not valid. I use powershell 7.5.0 Any help is welcome. best regardsSolved62Views0likes2CommentsInternal Server Error when Setting Mailbox properties
I have a Power shell script to setting Mailbox properties below Notes, Mail Tip, Seniority Index, etc It always run good, but today shows the error below >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> You want to perform this operation? User ID: "MB001.onmicrosoft.com" Y(Yes) You want to perform this operation? User ID: "MB001.onmicrosoft.com" Y(Yes) MB001.onmicrosoft.com Resource setting completed. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> You want to perform this operation? User ID: "MB002.onmicrosoft.com" Y(Yes) You want to perform this operation? User ID: "MB002.onmicrosoft.com" Y(Yes) MB002.onmicrosoft.com Resource setting completed. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> loop.......... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Then I check all the Mailbox properties, the all settings is correct looks no problem. What kind of error could be possible? Is there any solutions? Any information will be appreciated!68Views0likes2CommentsDoes Microsoft 365 business premium have unlimited online mail archive?
Does Microsoft 365 business premium have unlimited online mail archive? just want to verify ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/servicedescriptions/exchange-online-archiving-service-description/exchange-online-archiving-service-descriptionSolved14KViews0likes4CommentsExchange Online - Seeing all aliases of dist list
Hello all, We are preparing to sync our on prem AD distro groups and mail enabled security groups to O365, with a migration of email to EO to follow. (We already have user accounts synced via Azure AD Connect.) One gotcha, is that we have old email addresses (with unused domains) on these groups and I'm not sure if thats going to be a problem if I sync then before stripping those out. I was able to script removing those from the user accounts before we synced those, though doing it for the groups hasn't been successful so far. I went ahead and synced a couple of DG's to O365 just as a trial run, and when I view the groups in Exchange Admin Center / Groups/ Dist List, it shows the primary email email address and two of the alias addresses. Then it shows '+3 more'. I can't figure out how to view those '3 more' aliases. I'm wanting to see if those additional addresses are good addresses (with our domains that do exist in O365). If so, then I would seem that the sync leaves out the 'bad' addresses, if that makes sense. Thanks for any pointers!Solved31Views0likes2Comments