Those who have been working with Microsoft 365 SaaS products will be familiar with the MSOnline PowerShell modules that were deprecated as of March 30, 2024. One of the cmdlets I frequently used were the Get-MsolUser and Set-MsolUserLicense for assigning Microsoft 365 licenses when working
I recently had to assist with troubleshooting an issue where running the cmdlet New-ComplianceSearchAction against a Content Search result in Microsoft Purview (https://compliance.microsoft.com/) would not delete any email and discovered a few key behavioral items that I wanted to highlight and provide a script I
I typically do not work within the SharePoint Online space but would periodically be asked to assist with administrative tasks and one of the issues I constantly face is not finding the right cmdlets to perform what I need to do but rather installing and
I received quite a few requests about how to automate the process of my previous post where I described how to use Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK to generate a Office 365 / Microsoft 365 license report that had friendly names: Using Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK
Those who have been using the Msol online and Azure AD modules may be aware that Microsoft has announced that they will be deprecated after December 2022 this year, which means all the scripts that relies on these modules will need to be updated. This
