Category: Powershell
Hi, Today a customer call me and said that they cannot connect to meeting. In the Blog below is the fix. https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/uclobby/2017/05/24/lyncsfb-server-event-41026-ls-data-mcu-after-may-2017-net-framework-update/ And script that does this for You. https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/LyncSfB-Server-Disable-EKU-dab6cb88
So You see this error in NDR when the message bounces back. In my case I had a normal AD User with mail-attribute populated. Exchange figured out that this user has a mailbox inside the organization. It wasn’t. The user…
It is common knowledge that for sysprep, you need to remove AppX packages from Windows 10 (and 8/8.1). The best way to do it, is to remove them directly from the installation media, so they never get installed in the…
Instead of generating a random name during OSD deployment, you might want to enter a custom name to your computers. This is very easy to do with a PowerShell script now that WinPE 4.0 and later support PowerShell. The method…
Hi, When you try to combine Get-mailbox with Get-MailboxStatistics and export it to csv-file, You will get nothing from the last command. So here is a script that will allow You export the following. From Get-Mailbox = Name From Get-Mailbox =…
Add these lines to scheduled tasks and run-as System: Exchange logs older than 7 days:
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gci ‘c:\program files\microsoft\exchange server\V15\Logging’ -Directory | gci -Include ‘*.log’,’*.blg’ -Recurse | ? LastWriteTime -lt (Get-Date).AddDays(-7) | Remove-Item |
IIS logs older than 7 days:
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gci ‘C:\inetpub\logs’ -Directory | gci -Include ‘*.log’,’*.blg’ -Recurse | ? LastWriteTime -lt (Get-Date).AddDays(-7) | Remove-Item |
In Exchange 2013 this worked fine, but with Exchange 2016 You will get “Access Denied” for the…
Jos Lieben wrote a really complex script for automating Onedrive For Business provisioning. http://www.lieben.nu/liebensraum/o365migrator/ We have tested it and it works great. It has the following features. We have tested this script and it really works. Here You can download the…
Hi again, Today I found a script export users and licenses to csv-file. This one worked out nicely 🙂 http://sikkepitje.blogspot.fi/2016/10/get-msoluserlicense.html
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<# Get-MsolUserLicense.ps1 makes a report of license type and service plans per use , and saves one Excel-sheet (CSV) per uses license type. Original source: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Export-a-Licence-b200ca2a?tduid=(26fc5a009171934296bd78c7f4dd6590)(256380)(2459594)(TnL5HPStwNw-0Z3.3otQ5VeALpBrI1CXBg)() created by Alan Byrne modified 20161006 by p.wiegmans@bonhoeffer.nl/sikkepitje@hotmail.com Changed separator from comma to semi-comma, fixes formatting errors whene displayname contains comma (very common). Changed: separate output file , one for each license type. Changed: added timestamp to filename. Changed: Fetching all users once, instead of every license type, givea huge speed boost. #> $VerbosePreference = 'Continue' # Makes verbose meldingen zichtbaar : Modify to your needs # The Reports will be written to files in the current working directory # Connect to Microsoft Online IF NEEDED #write-host "Connecting to Office 365..." #Import-Module MSOnline #Connect-MsolService -Credential $Office365credentials # Get a list of all licences that exist within the tenant $licensetype = Get-MsolAccountSku | Where {$_.ConsumedUnits -ge 1} Write-Verbose "License types are:" $lts = $licensetype| select -expandproperty accountskuid | Format-Table -Autosize | Out-String Write-Verbose $lts Write-Verbose "Getting all users (may take a while) ..." $allusers = Get-MsolUser -all Write-Verbose ("There are " + $allusers.count + " users in total") # Loop through all licence types found in the tenant foreach ($license in $licensetype) { # Build and write the Header for the CSV file $LicenseTypeReport = "Office365_" + ($license.accountskuid -replace ":","_") + "_" + (Get-Date -Format "yyyyMMdd-HHmmss") + ".csv" Write-Verbose ("New file: "+ $LicenseTypeReport) $headerstring = "DisplayName;UserPrincipalName;JobTitle;Office;AccountSku" foreach ($row in $($license.ServiceStatus)) { $headerstring = ($headerstring + ";" + $row.ServicePlan.servicename) } Out-File -FilePath $LicenseTypeReport -InputObject $headerstring -Encoding UTF8 -append write-Verbose ("Gathering users with the following subscription: " + $license.accountskuid) # Gather users for this particular AccountSku $users = $allusers | where {$_.isLicensed -eq "True" -and $_.licenses.accountskuid -contains $license.accountskuid} # Loop through all users and write them to the CSV file foreach ($user in $users) { $thislicense = $user.licenses | Where-Object {$_.accountskuid -eq $license.accountskuid} $datastring = (($user.displayname -replace ","," ") + ";" + $user.userprincipalname + ";" + $user.Title + ";" + $user.Office + ";" + $license.SkuPartNumber) foreach ($row in $($thislicense.servicestatus)) { # Build data string $datastring = ($datastring + ";" + $($row.provisioningstatus)) } Out-File -FilePath $LicenseTypeReport -InputObject $datastring -Encoding UTF8 -append } } write-Verbose ("Script Completed.") |
Hi, Again Johan the author at 365lab.net wrote a nice script. It will change user license based on AD Group Membership.
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<# .SYNOPSIS Script that assigns Office 365 licenses based on Group membership in WAAD. .DESCRIPTION The script assigns of licenses for new users based on groups/licenseSKUs in the $licenses hashtable. It switch licensetype if a user is moved from one group to Another. It removes the license if the user no longer is a member in any of the license assignment Groups. Updated 2015-03-25 to support multiple skus for each user. The script REQUIRES PowerShell 3.0 or later! .NOTES Author: Johan Dahlbom Blog: 365lab.net Email: johan[at]dahlbom.eu The script are provided “AS IS” with no guarantees, no warranties, and they confer no rights. #> #Import Required PowerShell Modules Import-Module MSOnline #Office 365 Admin Credentials $CloudUsername = 'admin@365lab.net' $CloudPassword = ConvertTo-SecureString 'Password' -AsPlainText -Force $CloudCred = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential $CloudUsername, $CloudPassword #Connect to Office 365 Connect-MsolService -Credential $CloudCred $Licenses = @{ 'E1' = @{ LicenseSKU = 'mstlabs:STANDARDPACK' Group = 'E1_Users' } 'E3' = @{ LicenseSKU = 'mstlabs:ENTERPRISEPACK' Group = 'E3_Users' } } $UsageLocation = 'FI' #Get all currently licensed users and put them in a custom object $LicensedUserDetails = Get-MsolUser -All | Where-Object {$_.IsLicensed -eq 'True'} | ForEach-Object { [pscustomobject]@{ UserPrincipalName = $_.UserPrincipalName License = $_.Licenses.AccountSkuId } } #Create array for users to change or delete $UsersToChangeOrDelete = @() foreach ($license in $Licenses.Keys) { #Get current group name and ObjectID from Hashtable $GroupName = $Licenses[$license].Group $GroupID = (Get-MsolGroup -All | Where-Object {$_.DisplayName -eq $GroupName}).ObjectId $AccountSKU = Get-MsolAccountSku | Where-Object {$_.AccountSKUID -eq $Licenses[$license].LicenseSKU} Write-Output "Checking for unlicensed $license users in group $GroupName with ObjectGuid $GroupID..." #Get all members of the group in current scope $GroupMembers = (Get-MsolGroupMember -GroupObjectId $GroupID -All).EmailAddress #Get all already licensed users in current scope $ActiveUsers = ($LicensedUserDetails | Where-Object {$_.License -eq $licenses[$license].LicenseSKU}).UserPrincipalName $UsersToHandle = '' if ($GroupMembers) { if ($ActiveUsers) { #Compare $Groupmembers and $Activeusers #Users which are in the group but not licensed, will be added #Users licensed, but not, will be evaluated for deletion or change of license $UsersToHandle = Compare-Object -ReferenceObject $GroupMembers -DifferenceObject $ActiveUsers -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -WarningAction SilentlyContinue $UsersToAdd = ($UsersToHandle | Where-Object {$_.SideIndicator -eq '<='}).InputObject $UsersToChangeOrDelete += ($UsersToHandle | Where-Object {$_.SideIndicator -eq '=>'}).InputObject } else { #No licenses currently assigned for the license in scope, assign licenses to all group members. $UsersToAdd = $GroupMembers } } else { Write-Warning "Group $GroupName is empty - will process removal or move of all users with license $($AccountSKU.AccountSkuId)" #If no users are a member in the group, add them for deletion or change of license. $UsersToChangeOrDelete += $ActiveUsers } #Check the amount of licenses left... if ($AccountSKU.ActiveUnits - $AccountSKU.consumedunits -lt $UsersToAdd.Count) { Write-Warning 'Not enough licenses for all users, please remove user licenses or buy more licenses' } foreach ($User in $UsersToAdd){ #Process all users for license assignment, if not already licensed with the SKU in order. if ((Get-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName $User).Licenses.AccountSkuId -notcontains $AccountSku.AccountSkuId) { try { #Assign UsageLocation and License. Set-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName $User -UsageLocation $UsageLocation -ErrorAction Stop -WarningAction Stop Set-MsolUserLicense -UserPrincipalName $User -AddLicenses $AccountSKU.AccountSkuId -ErrorAction Stop -WarningAction Stop Write-Output "SUCCESS: Licensed $User with $license" } catch { Write-Warning "Error when licensing $User" } } } } #Process users for change or deletion if ($UsersToChangeOrDelete -ne $null) { foreach ($User in $UsersToChangeOrDelete) { if ($user -ne $null) { #Fetch users old license for later usage $OldLicense = ($LicensedUserDetails | Where-Object {$_.UserPrincipalName -eq $User}).License #Loop through to check if the user group assignment has been changed, and put the old and the new license in a custom object. #Only one license group per user is currently supported. $ChangeLicense = $Licenses.Keys | ForEach-Object { $GroupName = $Licenses[$_].Group if (Get-MsolGroupMember -All -GroupObjectId (Get-MsolGroup -All | Where-Object {$_.DisplayName -eq $GroupName}).ObjectId | Where-Object {$_.EmailAddress -eq $User}) { [pscustomobject]@{ OldLicense = $OldLicense NewLicense = $Licenses[$_].LicenseSKU } } } if ($ChangeLicense) { #The user were assigned to another group, switch license to the new one. try { Set-MsolUserLicense -UserPrincipalName $User -RemoveLicenses $ChangeLicense.OldLicense -AddLicenses $ChangeLicense.NewLicense -ErrorAction Stop -WarningAction Stop Write-Output "SUCCESS: Changed license for user $User from $($ChangeLicense.OldLicense) to $($ChangeLicense.NewLicense)" } catch { Write-Warning "Error when changing license on $User`r`n$_" } } else { #The user is no longer a member of any license group, remove license Write-Warning "$User is not a member of any group, license will be removed... " try { Set-MsolUserLicense -UserPrincipalName $User -RemoveLicenses $OldLicense -ErrorAction Stop -WarningAction Stop Write-Output "SUCCESS: Removed $OldLicense for $User" } catch { Write-Warning "Error when removing license on user`r`n$_" } } } } } |
Hi, Customer has working tenant with data inside and you need to convert it from Cloud-Only to Synced. It can be done with the following choices: UPN-matcing https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3164442/how-to-use-upn-matching-for-identity-synchronization-in-office-365,-azure,-or-intune SMTP-matching http://www.ivchenko.pro/Blog/Post/23/Merging-on-premises-and-Office-365-users HARD-matching https://dirteam.com/dave/2014/08/15/fixing-office-365-dirsync-account-matching-issues/ Or by using little bit more effort and…
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