Office 365 Useradmin with PowerShell
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Office 365 Useradmin with PowerShell
- 2. Thanks to the Sponsors!
- 3. • Thorbjørn Værp • Principal Consultant | • Kristiansand Norway • @vaerpn | tv@pointtaken.no • http://sharepoint13.org #SPSLONDON About me
- 8. #SPSLONDON AGENDA • 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment
- 9. #SPSLONDON AGENDA • 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Foreach-object | CSV Import Users to O365
- 10. #SPSLONDON AGENDA • 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Foreach-object | CSV Import Users to O365 • Advanced O365 UserManagement
- 11. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- 12. 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Step 1 - Install some binaries • Step 2 - Load some modules • Step 3 - Connect to something in Office 365 • Step 4 - Use [aka Copy with Pride] #SPSLONDON
- 13. Step1 Install some binaries • http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=286152 #SPSLONDON
- 14. #SPSLONDON
- 15. Step 1 – Azure AD PS Module Version release • http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/28552.microsoft-azure-active-directory-powershell-module-version- release-history.aspx #SPSLONDON
- 16. #SPSLONDON
- 17. #SPSLONDON
- 18. Step 1 – Install SPO Management Shell • https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35588 #SPSLONDON
- 19. #SPSLONDON
- 20. 1 – Install Skype for Business Online #SPSLONDON • https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39366
- 21. #SPSLONDON
- 22. #SPSLONDON
- 23. 2 - Load some modules #SPSLONDON Create the ISE profile if (!(test-path $profile )) {new-item -type file -path $profile -force}
- 24. 2 Load some modules – Connect to all #SPSLONDON https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn568015.aspx
- 25. 2 Load some modules – Verify #SPSLONDON Get-Module | Select-Object Name, Path | FL
- 26. 3. Connect to something –> Office 365 /AAD #SPSLONDON
- 27. 3 Connect to -> SPO #SPSLONDON
- 28. 3 Connect to -> Exchange #SPSLONDON Remember to Disconnect!
- 29. 3 Connect to -> Skype #SPSLONDON
- 30. 4 Use it • Notepad ++, or Visual Studio #SPSLONDON
- 31. 4 Use it -> MSDN https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/mt173057.aspx
- 32. 4 Use it -> SP Command Builder https://www.microsoft.com/resources/TechNet/en- us/Office/media/WindowsPowerShell/WindowsPowerShellCommandBuilder.html #SPSLONDON
- 33. 4 Use it ->Script Center #SPSLONDON https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/site/search?f%5B0%5D.Type=RootCategory&f%5B0%5D.Val ue=Office365
- 34. 4 Use it ->Disclaimer #SPSLONDON No Animals was harmed during the making of these scipts! Feel free to Copy with Pride any script you might find usefull, but it’s all at your own risk! I encourage you to test thoroughly on a test/dev O365 tenant. @vaerpn
- 35. 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Step 1 - Install some binaries • Step 2 - Load some modules • Step 3 - Connect to something in Office 365 • Step 4 - Use [aka Copy with Pride] #SPSLONDON
- 36. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- 37. #SPSLONDON AGENDA • 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Foreach-object | CSV Import Users to O365 • Advanced O365 UserManagement
- 38. #SPSLONDON AGENDA • 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Foreach-object | CSV Import Users to O365 • Advanced O365 UserManagement
- 39. Foreach-object| CSV Import Users to O365 #SPSLONDON Step1: Create a nice Excel file
- 40. HowTo: CSV Import Users to O365 #SPSLONDON Save it as Comma delimeted .csv when you need to run it
- 41. HowTo: CSV Import Users to O365 #SPSLONDON Open in Notepad ++
- 42. HowTo: CSV Import Users to O365 #SPSLONDON Open in Notepad ++, Replace ; with , [Ctrl+H] and set Encoding to UTF-8
- 43. HowTo: CSV Import Users to O365 #SPSLONDON Much better
- 44. HowTo: CSV Import Users to O365 #SPSLONDON Import-CSV foreach-object
- 45. HowTo: CSV Import Users to O365 #SPSLONDON Import-CSV Path | Foreach-object
- 46. HowTo: CSV Import Users to O365 #SPSLONDON Filter columns in Excel
- 47. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- 48. #SPSLONDON AGENDA • 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Foreach-object | CSV Import Users to O365 • Advanced O365 UserManagement
- 49. #SPSLONDON AGENDA • 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Foreach-object | CSV Import Users to O365 • Advanced O365 UserManagement
- 50. Advanced O365 Useradmin #SPSLONDON No Animals was harmed during the making of these scipts! Feel free to Copy with Pride any script you might find usefull, but it’s all at your own risk! I encourage you to test thoroughly on a test/dev O365 tenant. @vaerpn >DISCLAIMER
- 51. Advanced O365 Useradmin >License O365 w ADUC Groups #SPSLONDON Scenario: You have a new Employee, the IT-Dep add Him/Her to Active Directory Users, include Security Groups and mail enables Him/Her. Then AAD Connect synchronize all new user objects evry 30 minutes. Then, after the sync the IT-Dept log on to the O365 tenant and assign the new users a license E5/E37E1. Challenge with this: It’s manuel steps Two repositories for license assignment, lack of reporting Free up licenses
- 52. Advanced O365 Useradmin >License O365 w ADUC Groups #SPSLONDON Sollution: Create a PowerShell script that adds/modifies user licenses based upon lokal AD Group membership. Automate the script by the use of Scheduled Tasks, or create a service. All reporting are done in ADUC The User that runs this script is a Domain Admin in AD and Global Admin in O365
- 53. Advanced O365 Useradmin >License O365 w ADUC Groups #SPSLONDON XML file:
- 54. Advanced O365 Useradmin >License O365 w ADUC Groups #SPSLONDON XML file:
- 55. Advanced O365 Useradmin >License O365 w ADUC Groups #SPSLONDON If I show my script to a Dev person what is the reaction?
- 56. Advanced O365 Useradmin >License O365 w ADUC Groups #SPSLONDON
- 57. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- 58. Advanced O365 Useradmin >Get-MSoluser #SPSLONDON Get-MsolUser Cmdlet and Properties Get-MsolUser cmdlet supports a number of user properties. Properties that I use in my daily operational tasks are explained in the table below. The below table does not list all the properties supported by the Get- MsolUser cmdlet, but the common user properties that you might find useful.
- 59. Advanced O365 Useradmin >Get-MSoluser #SPSLONDON Get-MsolUser Cmdlet and Properties Property When to use Property AlternateEmailAddresses Displays the alternate email address assigned to an Office 365 user. Department As the property name suggests. DisplayName Display Name of the user. This property is required when creating a new user in Office 365. IsLicensed Returns TRUE if user is licensed for any Office 365 Plans and FALSE if not licensed. LastDirSyncTime If you have users synced from On-premises Active Directory, use this property to get the last date and time of the synchronization. In other words, use this property if you are using “Synchronized Identity” deployment approach and you want to know the last synchronization status of a user. LastPasswordChangeTimestamp Use this property to get date and time of the last password changed for Office 365 users. LicenseReconciliationNeeded Whether or not the user currently has a mailbox without an Office 365 license. I will explain more about this property in next part of this article series. Licenses This is a multi-valued property. It contains the Office 365 licenses assigned to the user. I will explain more about Licenses property later in this article series. LiveId This is the user’s unique ID to log on to Office 365. MobilePhone As the name suggests. OverallProvisioningStatus Whether or not the user has been provisioned for Office 365 services. PasswordNeverExpires Use this property to see if the user is forced to change password every 90 days StrongPasswordRequired Returns True or False. True indicates that the user is required to set the strong password when they change their password next time. UsageLocation This is a two letter Country code and must be set in order to assign Office 365 Licenses. So it is fairly simple to understand that an Office 365 user must be assigned with a UsageLocation before the user can use the Office 365 services. UserPrincipalName As the name suggests. WhenCreated The creation date of the user.
- 60. Advanced O365 Useradmin >Get-MSoluser #SPSLONDON Get-MsolUser cmdlet Parameters Get-MsolUser cmdlet supports various parameters that you can use to get a specific type of information for Office 365 users. For example, by using “–EnabledFilter” parameter you can return users that are enabled or disabled. Similarly, you can use “-HasErrorsOnly” parameter to return users that have validation errors. I have compiled a list of Get-MsolUser parameters with examples in the table below:
- 61. Advanced O365 Useradmin >Get-MSoluser #SPSLONDON Get-MsolUser cmdlet Parameters Parameter When to use Example -EnabledFilter Use –EnabledFilter parameter to get a list of users that are enabled or disabled. You can use EnabledOnly or DisabledOnly values with –EnabledFilter parameter. Get-MsolUser –All –EnabledFilter DisabledOnly Get-MsolUser –All –EnabledFilter EnabledOnly -DomainName Use –DomainName parameter to get results for a specific Office 365 domain. Get-MsolUser –All –DomainName <DomainName> - ReturnDeletedUs ers Use –ReturnDeletedUsers parameter to get a list of users that were deleted from Office 365, but are still present in the Ofice 365 Recycle bin. Get-MsolUser –ReturnDeletedUsers -SearchString Use –SearchString parameter to search users across Office 365 Tenant. Get-MsolUser –All –SearchString Dean Above command returns only users with an email address or display name staring with the “Dean” string. -Synchronized Use –Synchronized parameter if you need to return a list of users that are synchronized from On-Premises Active Directory. Get-MsolUser –All –Synchronized - UnlicensedUsers Only Use –UnlicensedUsersOnly if you wish to see a list of users that are associated with an Office 365 license. Get-MsolUser –All –UnlicensedUsersOnly -MaxResults OR - All By default Get-MsolUser returns 500 results in a command. Use –All parameter to return all results. You can use either –MaxResults or –All parameter. Get-MsolUser –All –UnlicensedUsersOnly Get-MsolUser –MaxResults 2000 –UnlicensedUsersOnly
- 62. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- 63. Advanced O365 Useradmin >More #SPSLONDON Get-LastLogonStats.ps1 by Alan Byrne: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/E xport-Office-365-User-7fc0b73f Disable-ClutterOnByDefault.ps1 by Matt mc Nabb: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/D isable-Clutters-For-All-41834444
- 64. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- 65. #SPSLONDON AGENDA • 4 steps to setup O365 PS Environment • Foreach-object | CSV Import Users to O365 • Advanced O365 UserManagement
- 66. Questions ????? @vaerpn | tv@pointtaken.no #SPSLONDON Thank You!
Editor's Notes
- This is version 7 X from 2014, It’s the newest one as far as I know. Search MS Download and sort by date.
- How can I determine what version of AAD PowerShell I have? You can run the get-item cmdlet to check the version of the DLL files of the module that you have currently installed: (get-item C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules\MSOnline\Microsoft.Online.Administration.Automation.PSModule.dll).VersionInfo.FileVersion
- Create the ISE profile if (!(test-path $profile )) {new-item -type file -path $profile -force} Import modules Set-ExecutionPolicy unrestricted (or remote signed)