dynamic group based on assigned license
Hi, is it possible to create a group with users based on a assigned license? So i want to include all users into this specific group who has e.g. an E3 license assigned, but not an E5. It seems, that the only way is to use the a ServicePlan name, not a SKU name, isn't it? Even better would be a dynamic membership rule based on the SKU, not on a ServicePlan. What i tried to do: 1. Get-MsolAccountSKU to find out the SKU name 2. Created a dynamic group without knowing which syntax to use :D 3. Used this dynamic membership rule as a workaround: (user.assignedPlans -any ((assignedPlan.service -match "NAME") -and (assignedPlan.capabilityStatus -eq "Enabled"))) (I found the ServicePlan names via Get-MsolAccountSku | Where-Object {$_.SkuPartNumber -eq “ENTERPRISEPREMIUM”} | ForEach-Object {$_.ServiceStatus} Thank you ina advance. Patrick :)
SharePoint sites vs. Site Collections - CONFUSED!
So, SharePoint sites vs. Site Collections has completely baffled me despite reading endless articles and watching many videos! As a very advanced end user, with very little admin. experience, I've recently been given the task of sorting out the existing O365 SharePoint sites / hierarchy in my new company *HURRAH*. However, I'm utterly confused! Here's what I know: All sites / sub-sites to date appear to have been setup in a single site collection (https://<mycompany>.sharepoint.com/) - I've checked this via SharePoint Admin Centre and SiteManager. All sites setup to previously appear to be 'old-style' team sites with 10 or so directly under the root (https://<mycompany>.sharepoint.com/<site name>/). There are then various levels of sub-site beneath these 10. When I go to the Office 365 home page (https://www.office.com/), click the SharePoint tile and then the '+ Create Site' button it unexpectedly appears to create a new Site Collection under https://<mycompany>.sharepoint.com/sites/<site name>/. If I go to the SharePoint Admin Centre and create a new site collection, it creates it under https://<mycompany>.sharepoint.com/sites/<site name>/. So, my questions are: When I go to O365 > SharePoint > '+ Create Site', is it creating a SharePoint Site Collection, just a Site or something else entirely (e.g. Site Collection with all the other new Groups functionality thrown in). If I'd like to create 3 'buckets' into which all new and existing content could be put, what should I be using (Site collections, Sites, Groups, something else ...)? The buckets I'd like are: Operations (for internal employee use only; with 3 subsites (e.g. Finance; HR; Marketing). Associates (for use by employees or external consultants who have been provided with an Office 365 account by my company; with no subsites). Projects (for sharing project documentation with external clients; with a separate site / subsite for each project). If I'd like to restructure all the existing sites (which are currently in a single site collection) so that they are in the 3 'buckets' above how do I best go about this? When I'm creating new 'sites', what should I be using?: Create Site option on SharePoint homepage. New > Site in SiteManager. Something else. I appreciate that this is a lot of questions, but I've done a lot of reading, watching videos and viewing webinars and I'm at a loss! Thanks in advance for any help you can provide! Oz
Group Calendar in Outlook 2016
Is this how Group Calendar should work? I open Group Calendar from Outlook 2016 client (ver. 1803) with Open Calendar >> From Address Book. In Group Calendar I can see my own personal calendar meetings as busy/out of office. Why my own meetings/appointments are showing in the Group calendar? Also some O365 Group Calendars are listed under My Calendars in Outlook 2016, but some I need to explicitly open and then they are added then under Shared Calendars. Where is this inconsistency coming from?Hiding Office 365 Groups Created by Teams from Exchange Clients
Teams now hides the Office 365 Groups that it creates from Exchange clients (Outlook, OWA, and the mobile apps). That’s as it should be for groups created for new teams. If you want to hide groups created for older teams, you can run the Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet, but that soon becomes boring when you might have hundreds of groups to process. PowerShell to the rescue once again. https://www.petri.com/hiding-office-365-groups-exchange-clients
Change O365 group email address using powershell
I am trying to change primarty SMTP of Office365 group but getting error: We failed to update the unified group. Please try again later. + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Set-UnifiedGroup], TaskException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : [Server=CY4PR06MB3173,RequestId=3179c7a9-9182-449c-9bb1-d1a85e266ac1,TimeStamp=11/30/2017 1:22:37 AM] [FailureCategory=Cmdlet-TaskException] 64E F00B1,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.RecipientTasks.SetUnifiedGroup + PSComputerName : ps.outlook.com I am following steps mentioned in https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Office-365-Groups/Is-there-a-way-to-change-O365-group-email-address-using/td-p/49872 but no luck. Any help? The cmdlet i am running is : Set-UnifiedGroup car@abc.onmicrosoft.com -EmailAddresses:@{add="car@domain.com"} Set-UnifiedGroup car@abc.onmicrosoft.com -PrimarySmtpAddresses "car@domain.com"
