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    Manage Groups in Azure AD and Microsoft 365 Using PowerShell

    July 15, 2022

    You can use graphical management tools such as Azure Portal or the Microsoft 365 Admin Center to manage groups in Azure. In this article, we’ll show how to create, edit,…

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    Enable or Disable MFA for Users in Azure/Microsoft 365

    April 27, 2022

    You can enable, disable, or get the Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) status for users in your Azure/Microsoft 365 tenant using Azure Portal, Microsoft 365 Admin Center, or PowerShell. In this article,…

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    How to Reset User Password in Azure Active Directory (Microsoft 365)?

    April 15, 2022

    If an Azure Active Directory user forgets his password, an Azure (Microsoft 365) tenant administrator can reset it in several ways: using the Azure Portal, through PowerShell, or by enabling…

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    Checking User Sign-in Logs in Azure AD (Microsoft 365)

    February 14, 2022

    In this article, we’ll show you how to get the last login date and sign-in activity of your Azure Active Directory users, export and analyze Azure sign-in and audit logs…

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    Assigning User Licenses in Microsoft 365 (Azure AD) with PowerShell

    December 15, 2021

    Let’s take a look at how to manage user licenses (subscriptions) in Microsoft 365 (Azure AD) using PowerShell. We’ll show how to assign or remove a license, get statistics on…

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    Using Microsoft Graph API to Access Azure via PowerShell

    November 30, 2021

    Microsoft Graph API allows you to access any objects in the Azure AD (Microsoft 365) tenant using a single REST API point (https://graph.microsoft.com). You are likely to think that it…

  • AzureMicrosoft 365PowerShell

    Get User or Group Creation Date in Azure AD (or MS365) with PowerShell

    November 30, 2021

    In this article, we’ll show how to get a date when a user or group was created in Azure AD or Microsoft 365 using PowerShell.

  • Active DirectoryAzureMicrosoft 365PowerShell

    Configuring UserPrincipalName and UPN Suffixes in Active Directory

    November 26, 2021

    In this article, we’ll look at what UPN (UserPrincipalName) suffixes in Active Directory are, how to add alternative suffixes in an AD forest, and change UPN suffixes of Active Directory…

  • Active DirectoryAzureMicrosoft 365

    IdFix: Preparing On-Prem Active Directory Sync with Azure

    November 15, 2021

    If you are going to configure synchronization of your local (on-premises) Active Directory with Microsoft 365/Azure AD using Azure AD Connector (AADConnect), you must first check the object attributes in…

  • AzureMicrosoft 365Office 365Outlook

    Enabling Modern or Basic Authentication for Microsoft 365

    September 29, 2021

    Modern Authentication is enabled by default for all new Microsoft 365/Azure tenants. This authentication protocol is more secure than the legacy Basic Authentication. Microsoft plans to completely block the use…

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