Last week when we looked at AIP, we had only really scratched the surface for PowerShell. For our first topic in Azure Information Protection PowerShell we will look at templates specifically. AIP Templates Now we are looking for Azure Information Protection templates. We can find them like so: We see that there are two default…
Azure Adventures [002]
** Note ** This week’s article was delayed as I am attending the Microsoft MVP conference digitally and more time consuming that a normal work week. In the past two posts we were introduced to Azure PowerShell and some of the capabilities that are present in the AZ module. For this blog post we will…
Azure Information Protection (AIP) – Part One
One of the lesser known PowerShell modules and Office 365 connection points is the Azure Information Protections (AIP) Service. Azure Information Protection (AIP) provides a method for encrypting items in transit (Exchange Online emails) or stored in the service (One Drive and SharePoint for examples). For this firs article we will briefly look at the…
Azure Adventures [001]
Welcome everyone to my first PowerShell post on Microsoft’s Azure service. As I stated in my introductory post, I wanted to write a series on the exploration of Microsoft’s Azure service from a PowerShell perspective. Managing / working with Azure is not entirely possible in PowerShell and reviewing documentation and other blogs that reference items…
Azure Adventures Series Introduction
As my job changes, so do my interests. My desire to learn and explore new technologies is ever present. In that thirst for knowledge I have decided to learn more about Azure and specifically Azure PowerShell. Now, I know that Azure is a very broad topic. My focus will be (initially) on the following topics:…
PracticalPowerShell.Com’s New Look
The move from WIX to WordPress is complete. Most of my old content has been moved …. Here is the new look: Look for more content as well as the back fill of old content in the next few weeks. Fill out a contact form on the site if you have any issues or find…
MOVING IN
I am currently in the progress of moving seven + years of blog posts to my new home. Apologies for the dust!
Exchange Online V2 Cmdlets – Part Two – Module and New Cmdlets
In the first part of this series on the new Exchange Online V2 (ExO V2) cmdlets, we reviewed how to get the prerequisites needed to simply download the ExO V2 cmdlets installed on a new machine. Now we have an even playing field with an workstation that already had the prerequisites and a new machines…
Exchange Online V2 Cmdlets – Part One – Prerequisites
Recently and in an effort to improve PowerShell performance for those connecting to Exchange Online, Microsoft released a series of cmdlets they are referring to as ExO v2. What you will find is that the cmdlets are NOT a complete rewrite of the entire set of cmdlets used for managing Exchange Online. They are however…
Public Folders – Large Items – Failed move
This one is a new one for me, but I guess it should not be unexpected. If you’ve moved from Exchange on-premises to Exchange Online and your SMTP limits were higher than 150MB, more than likely you found at least one email that was greater than 150 MB … You may have even run into…
