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Hi All, Just a few Hours ago, Microsoft has released a new version of the MSIdentityTools PowerShell Module. MSIdentityTools 2.0.42 Check what Version of the Module is installed and what’s available in the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledModule MSIdentityTools Find-Module MSIdentityTools Uninstall the old version of the PowerShell Module and install the newest one Uninstall-Module MSIdentityTools Install-Module MSIdentityTools Get-InstalledModule MSIdentityTools To see what commands are available use the following command Get-Command -Module MSIdentityTools To resolve an AppId to ObjectId you can use the Command below

Hi All, Just a few Hours ago, Microsoft has released Microsoft.Graph PowerShell Module 1.22.0. Microsoft.Graph 1.22.0 Release Notes Let’s check the installed Version and what’s available on the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledModule Microsoft.Graph Find-Module Microsoft.Graph To install the newest Version of the PowerShell Modules and also uninstalling the old Versions, you can use my GitHub Script. It takes a while until all Modules are installed. Wait until “Cleanup finished” is shown.

Hi All, Today i had an interesting case with AzureAD Connect Synchronization from Active Directory to Azure Active Directory. The Customer is in the middle of a reorganization and was changing the Domain. I’ve added the new UPN to the UPN Suffixes in Azure AD (domain.msc > Properties) We addet the new Domain to the M365 Tenant Then i’ve changed the UPN Suffix of a Testuser. But the UPN did not change in AzureAD after the AAD Connect Sync Cycle.

Hi All, Yesterday the new Version of the AZ PowerShell Module 9.4.0 has been released to PowerShell Gallery. AZ 9.4.0 Azure PowerShell Release notes Show Installed AZ Module and what’s available in the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledModule AZ Find-Module AZ To uninstall all the old Modules and install the new Modules i have written a PowerShell Script that is published at my GitHub Repo. #Run Script directly from GitHub $ScriptFromGitHub = Invoke-WebRequest "https://raw.

Hi All, While checking the Devices in my M365 Tenant i was stumbled over the Stale Devices. The List shows Devices that have an acivity more than 6 Months ago Let’s check if we can get that Information with Microsoft.Graph PowerShell Connect-MgGraph -Scopes Directory.ReadWrite.All, Directory.AccessAsUser.All Get-MgDevice Now we need to get the Devices that are older than six Months $Devices = Get-MgDevice $Devices | where {$_.ApproximateLastSignInDateTime -lt (Get-Date).AddMonths(-6)} We can format that a little better

Hi All, I had the “pleasure” again this week to Document the Azure AD Policies. Making several Screenshots in the Azure AD Portal seemed not the best way. MSGraph: List Conditional Access policies So tried to use the Microsoft Graph Explorer You need the Permission: Policy.Read.All https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/identity/conditionalAccess/policies While using the JSON could be one way. It’s not very good if you have to Document it in a Word Document right.

Hi All, Just a few Hours ago, Microsoft has released the MicrosoftTeams PowerShell Module 4.9.3 to the PowerShell Gallery. MicrosoftTeams 4.9.3 Microsoft Teams PowerShell Release Notes Check installed Module and what’s available in the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledModule MicrosoftTeams -AllVersions Find-Module MicrosoftTeams Uninstall the old Module and install the newest Module Uninstall-Module MicrosoftTeams Uninstall-Module MicrosoftTeams Install-Module MicrosoftTeams I’ve already blogged how to set up Azure AD App and Certificate Authentication for Microsoft Teams

Hi All, When i started the PowerShell 7 yesterday, it told me that there is a new Version v7.3.2 available. v7.3.2 Release of PowerShell I have downloaded the x64 *.msi and these are the Screenshots from the Installation. I always enable “Enable PowerShell remoting” wich is not enabled by default. Get-Host  Regards\ Andres Bohren 

Hi All, Just a few Hours ago, Microsoft has released Microsoft.Graph PowerShell Module 1.21.0. Microsoft.Graph 1.21.0 Release Notes Let’s check the installed Version and what’s available on the PowerShell Gallery Get-InstalledModule Microsoft.Graph Find-Module Microsoft.Graph To install the newest Version of the PowerShell Modules and also uninstalling the old Versions, you can use my GitHub Script. It takes a while until all Modules are installed. Wait until “Cleanup finished” is shown.

Hi All, If you still use “Exchange Online PowerShell with MFA” aka “ExchangeOnline_V1” PowerShell Module - it is time to Upgrade. Instead of using the ExchangeOnlineManagement V2 i recommend to use the V3 Module wich is GA since a few Months. ExchangeOnlineManagement 3.1.0 The old PowerShell Module still can be downloaded in the “Classic Exchange Admin Center” That’s the Link on the Desktop Here’s the Info Message you receive when using this PowerShell