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 – Get total size of all mailboxes
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: List Send and SendAs Permissions of all Users
This is another blog post about Microsoft 365 and Exchange Online. This time I will dedicate myself to a feature that is Outlook and Exchange related. What I am talking about is […]
Microsoft 365: List User Mailboxes sorted by Mailbox Size
In this blog post I will show you how you can get a list of your Microsoft 365 Exchange Online recipients sorted by size. I am a documentation geek so it’s not […]
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 […]
My name is Patrick Gruenauer. Microsoft MVP on PowerShell. Have fun reading.
