As you may have noticed, I currently do focus more on cloud technologies, in particular Microsoft 365. The way I see it is that on-premise computing will slowly be fading away and […]
Microsoft 365: List all Mailbox Forwarding Rules (Server)
Microsoft 365 | Exchange Online: Ordnernamen in Outlook ändern (Bulk)
Wieder mal ein Blog Beitrag in Deutsch. Nach 200 deutschen Beiträgen und ca. 200 englischen Beiträgen bin ich gerade mitten in einer Microsoft 365 Migration (Echtumgebung) und möchte meine Erfahrungen hier teilen. […]
Exchange Online – Get total size of all mailboxes
Wouldn’t it be good to have an easy way to get the total size of all mailboxes you host in Exchange Online? Yes? Challenge accepted! Using the new Exchange Online PowerShell module […]
Exchange Online PowerShell v2 module by Roland Ehle
Microsoft recently published the new version of the Exchange Online PowerShell module. This module can be used to address timeout issues when working in bigger environments with many mailboxes but it has […]
Microsoft 365: Show Mailboxes that have Auto-Reply enabled
Mailbox auto-reply settings are usually created and defined by the users himself. If you want to get an overview of the auto-reply settings of your organization you have to ask every user: […]
Microsoft 365: Add User Accounts and Mailboxes with PowerShell
More and more companies are moving to the cloud. Subscribing cloud services means less hardware maintenance, more comfort, and an “always-on” feeling. As an administrator, you have to get familiar with the […]
Office 365 | Exchange Online: List inactive Mailboxes
Retired employees are usually reported to the IT department, but for whatever reason this is not always the case. As an Office 365 administrator, you might want to know which user haven’t […]
Office 365 Exchange Online PowerShell: Quick connect with Connect-ExchangeOnline
More and more companies are migrating to Office 365. This applies above all to small and medium-sized enterprises. This trend can hardly be stopped. So I decided to focus more on this […]
Exchange/Outlook: Hide Group Members in Address Book with PowerShell
Who are the group members? The members of a distribution group can be listed by any user in Outlook. Sometimes you don’t want that. This is what the group attribute hideDLMembership stands […]
Exchange: How to create Inbox Rules with PowerShell
There are two ways for creating Inbox Rules: The user itsself in Outlook or the Exchange Administrator can establish Rules based on specific conditions. In this article I describe the establishing of […]
Exchange: How to export a Mailbox to PST using PowerShell
For archiving purposes run the following command in Exchange Management Shell to export a mailbox to a PST File and to save the file in the folder pst:
Exchange: Bei welchen Benutzern ist die E-Mail Adressrichtlinie aktiv und wo nicht?
Die neue E-Mail-Adressrichtlinie mit der neuen Domäne und den neuen E-Mail Adressen ist hergerichtet. Aber welche Benutzer beziehen ihre E-Mail Adresse aus der Email-Address-Policy und welche nicht? Ausnahmen gibt es fast in […]
Exchange 2016: Der Stress mit dem Jetstress
Ein neuer Exchange Server 2016 muss her. Ist die Disk Performance des neuen Server (egal ob virtuell oder dezidiert) ausreichend? Das Tool Jetstress simuliert I/O Load am Storage, also auf den Disken […]
Active Directory / Exchange: Onboarding von Benutzern automatisieren (Skript)
Wenn neue Mitarbeiter eingestellt werden, dann gibt es viel zu tun. Um seitens der IT-Abteilung sicherzustellen, dass alles klappt, kann der Onboarding-Prozess in Form eines Skripts automatisiert werden.
Active Directory / Exchange: Mitglieder einer Gruppe in Outlook verstecken
Wer sind die Gruppenmitglieder? Die Mitglieder einer Verteiler-Gruppe können in Outlook aufgelistet werden. Manchmal will man das aber nicht. Dafür steht das Group-Attribut hideDLMembership. In diesem Artikel werden die Gruppenmitglieder “versteckt”.
My name is Patrick Gruenauer. Microsoft MVP on PowerShell. Have fun reading.
