In my previous article I wrote about connecting to and managing Exchange Online. In this article, I will finally write about my specialty – SharePoint and SharePoint Online. As usual, SharePoint is a bit of a story of its own when it comes to Office and Server products. Read the rest
Category: Administration
Office 365 PowerShell – Part 3
In the previous article, we took a look at how we can use PowerShell to connect to Skype for Business Online. In this article, we will continue with connecting and managing other services in the Microsoft cloud. Namely, we will be talking about Exchange Online. Read the rest
Office 365 PowerShell – Part 2
In the previous article of this series, I described how to prepare our environment with all the necessary software needed to connect to Office 365. We installed the following software:
- Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant
- Azure Active Directory Connect
- Azure Active Directory PowerShell
After successfully installing, we connected to the cloud services using the following command:
Connect-MsolService -Credential (Get-Credential)After that, we ran a few more commands to confirm that the PowerShell commands are being ran and executed. Read the rest
PowerShell Tips – Outlook
In this article, we will use PowerShell to tinker around in Outlook (joking aside, until you are sure what the code you are planning to execute in Outlook actually does, use a test account or at least run the code line-by-line in debugging mode and check what happens. Read the rest
How to Migrate Social Comments to New URL
One of our clients had a requirement to move their intranet portal to a new URL. One of the things that went missing after the URL migration were “social comments” for which we used “Social comments component” to add commenting functionality to custom page layouts for news articles. Read the rest
Office 365 PowerShell – Part 1
Lately, we have been doing a lot of migrations to Office 365. That’s why I decided to post a series of articles on the topic of managing our Office 365 environment using PowerShell scripts. To do this, we must approach each of the services a bit differently and it also requires some preparation, like additional software. Read the rest