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Auditing mailbox activities play a vital role in security and compliance. Mailbox auditing allows you to track user’s actions on their own mailbox and others’ mailboxes. So, you can track who logs on to the mailbox and what operations are performed. […]
What is Shared Mailbox in Office 365? Shared Mailbox allows a group of users to view and send emails from a common email address. I.e., any member of the shared mailbox can respond to an email that sent to a […]
Logons are the one common activity in most attack patterns. Tracking Office 365 user’s login activities is a crucial one in detecting potential security breaches and suspicious behavior. To get Office 365 User logon history, you can use either Office […]
Most admins rely on PowerShell to manage and audit their Office 365 organization. As an admin, you might have heard about Microsoft Deprecating Basic Authentication in Exchange Online by Oct 31, 2020. If your organization rolled out MFA, you need […]
Office 365 includes a wide variety of cloud services like Azure AD, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Security and Compliance Center, Skype for Business, and Teams. To manage multiple Office 365 services, you need to navigate different admin portals as each […]
As an Office 365 admin, you spend most of the time in PowerShell to accomplish administrative tasks. Office 365 includes a wide variety of cloud services like Exchange Online, Azure Active Directory, SharePoint Online, Skype for Business Online, Teams, and Security & […]
Exchange Online PowerShell Cmdlets are always handy for us as the Exchange Admin Center and Office 365 Admin Center has become less capable of doing many tasks. Many useful administration tasks can be done using PowerShell cmdlets that are not […]
PowerShell script reduces manually doing repetitive tasks. If you are frequently executing scripts at pre-defined times or specified time intervals, you may be tired of executing scripts repeatedly. Then, you can utilize Windows’ Task Scheduler to automate script execution for […]
LastLogonTime retrieved from Get-MailboxStatistics is not accurate but most of the administrators/scripts use this to identify inactive mailboxes. Nowadays, I see most forums have questions like “Why the Last Login Date reported by the Get-MailboxStatistics cmdlet is not correct”,” Some […]
As I was seeing a lot of feedback in my blog Export Office 365 users’ last logon time to CSV , regarding ‘How the script can produce recent last logon time even when the user blocked or disabled few months ago?’, I’ve decided to do […]