Many settings in Office 365 can only be access through PowerShell or through directory synchronization of your on-premises servers. Setting passwords to never expire is one of those settings. We could debate the merits of passwords that expire but let's not. Instead, let's just take a look at how to change this somewhat controversial attribute with PowerShell.
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Showing posts with label PowerShell. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
How to set a User's Password to Never Expire in Office 365
Many settings in Office 365 can only be access through PowerShell or through directory synchronization of your on-premises servers. Setting passwords to never expire is one of those settings. We could debate the merits of passwords that expire but let's not. Instead, let's just take a look at how to change this somewhat controversial attribute with PowerShell.
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Enterprise IT,
How-to,
Office 365,
PowerShell,
Software
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
How to Change a Users Primary Email Address in Office 365
Microsoft's Office 365 is still pretty new and some things that seem like they should be easy and obvious are not. While Office 365 administrative interface for Exchange may seem limited, virtually everything that can be done in Exchange can be done in Office 365, it's just that some functions may require Windows PowerShell.
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Enterprise IT,
How-to,
Office 365,
PowerShell,
Software
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
How to Connect to Office 365 with Windows PowerShell
Windows PowerShell is a powerful tool for managing users in Office 365. We've looked at setting up PowerShell to work with Office 365. Let's look at how to connect PowerShell to Office 365.
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Enterprise IT,
How-to,
Office 365,
PowerShell,
Software
Monday, April 29, 2013
How to Install and Configure PowerShell for Office 365 in Windows 8
The Office 365 online administrative interface is somewhat limited in its abilities. The PowerShell command line interface is needed to accomplish some of the less frequently used tasks and some tasks that seem like that should be included in the online GUI. Windows 8 includes PowerShell, but some setup is required for it to work with Office 365.
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