Set-Mailbox – Change Mailbox settings with PowerShell

The Set-Mailbox cmdlet in PowerShell allows us to change mailbox settings in Exchange Server and Exchange Online. We can use the cmdlet for example to change mailbox quotas, add an alias to the mailbox, set folder permissions, or even change … Read moreSet-Mailbox – Change Mailbox settings with PowerShell

How to Whitelist an Email Address in Office 365

Threat policies in Exchange Online prevent phishing emails and malware from ending up in the user’s mailbox. But sometimes legitimate emails end up in the spam folder as well. Although users can mark them as a safe sender manually in … Read moreHow to Whitelist an Email Address in Office 365

How to Configure DKIM for Office 365

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DKIM is the second authentication method that helps with verifying mail sent from your Office 365 is legitimate. Together with SPF and DMARC, this prevents attackers from spoofing your emails. Where SPF is required to send emails from Office 365, … Read moreHow to Configure DKIM for Office 365

How to Export an Office 365 Mailbox to PST – [Step-by-Step]

In some use-cases, you might want to export Office 365 mailboxes to a PST file. For example when a user leaves the organization, legal purposes, or when you want to migrate a mailbox to another mail service. Users can export … Read moreHow to Export an Office 365 Mailbox to PST – [Step-by-Step]

How to Get Mailbox Permissions with PowerShell – including CSV Report

How do you keep track of mailbox permissions in Exchange Online? Adding new permissions is easy and done quickly, but removing obsolete permissions is often forgotten. To keep track we want to get a report with all mailbox folder permissions. … Read moreHow to Get Mailbox Permissions with PowerShell – including CSV Report