Since starting to use the AzureAD module for managing Azure or Office 365 users you’ll probably notice that the syntax of some of the cmdlets aren’t as simple to use as the ActiveDirectory module and that you actually have to type or autocomplete the parameters or you get an error that it doesn’t know what you’re talking about.
Read More …We had an issue with an account recently which meant that we had to hard delete the O365 account and re-synchronise from on-premises without deleting the on-premises AD account.
Read More …We are still on-premises exchange 2013 with elements of cloud hybrid for Skype for Business as well as some small Office 365 tenancies. We are however fully utilising MS Azure for our Infrastructure and hosting needs as well as Azure Active Directory.
Read More …Previously I covered how we administer workstation local admin access within our environment.
Read More …One of the common discussion points in any environment is local administrator permissions on workstations, servers and the entire domain. And whilst Microsoft have best practice guidelines around managing administrator access, actually adhering to these and maintaining a level of control over them for long periods is difficult.
Read More …I help administer a local community website for the town where I used to live https://www.bedlington.co.uk/ and it got me thinking about how we could automate the calendar entries so that people could use the calendar to see which local events were taking place.
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