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Well I got a request from one of my customer who had an Office 365 subscription with more that 20000 users and wanted to know the list of administrators who were managing the Azure AD. Well, as usual the issue was that getting the list from the UI was an option that needed scrolling of multiple pages. Hence, I was told to craft a script for him which would give him all the information he needed. Surprisingly, my script also revealed information about service principals regist

Recently I happened to come across a situation where a customer requested to get group membership of all groups in a consolidated output. There is a limitation with the Command Get-MSOLGroupMember i.e. It only gets the output of one group at a time. Hence, I created the following script to get a consolidated output. Hope it helps you all. Following is the script and E.g of the Output:- The Above Code Is a Single Line Code. Make sure that when you copy the above , and all of i

I happened to be a part of Microsoft Event where a PFE disclosed me that Exchange Online PowerShell now supports MFA (Preview)*. However, there are few pre-requisites required, which are as follows:- ADAL must be enabled for the tenant. Remote Execution Policy should be configured to run signed/trusted scripts Now how do we accomplish to get the MFA experience? Download the module from the link http://aka.ms/exopspreview This shall download a click to run shell and you shall

Have you ever come across situation where you assiged a just an exchange license out of the E3 stack and your organiation now wants to get a detailed report of all the licenses assigned? Now, this might appear simple to a beginner and the a simple answer to this problem will be to run the command Get-MSOLUser -all | select UserPrincipalName,DisplayName,Licenses .Ironically this won't give you the granular information you are looking for and would state the entire stack for th

Now, someone requested me to come up with a script that would show immutable IDs of all the user objects so that the harmatch process becomes easy. Before we get started make sure that you are running this script that has the RSAT tools or has the Active Directory Modules. The script is as follows:- Make sure that you run this in Powershell ISE, if you are copying this from the website, else download the same from here:- https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5Cte9cWiLlmeVpYRk5iRT

I was going though a case where a customer wanted to get rid of a domain and for some reasons,each time he tried to remove the domain he would get to see this, after waiting almost for hours:- Problem is that sometimes office 365 portal won't give you a correct error message while removing a domain and there is a good chance that an object is blocking domain removal because its associated with the domain which you are trying to remove. I had tried using powershell to get this