5 Jul 2017 by Vasil Michev
For the next article in our “permissions inventory” series, we will cover Azure AD integrated applications. More specifically, this blog will show you how to get a list of: all the Azure AD integrated apps, the users they are assigned to, and the specific permissions they have been granted. Those of you that have dealt […]
19 May 2017 by Vasil Michev
Continuing our “Permissions inventory” series, this article will demonstrate how to get a report on all the mailboxes in the company that have some form of forwarding configured. As usual, we will cover the basic cmdlets you can use to gather this information, discuss some tips and provide you with a script that generates a […]
26 Apr 2017 by Vasil Michev
Welcome to the next article in the “Permissions Inventory” series. So far, we have covered Send on behalf of and Send As permissions, and in this article we will tackle Full Access permissions. It’s worth noting that a similar article can already be found on our blog. It was written by Alan, all the way […]
31 Mar 2017 by Vasil Michev
Continuing on from our series on Permission inventory reports in Office 365, this next article will take a look at Send on behalf of permissions. This permission entry is stored as part of the GrantSendOnBehalfTo attribute for recipient objects, which means that to get the full inventory we need to query all recipients. This can […]
15 Mar 2017 by Vasil Michev
This series of blog posts will explore the different types of permissions, and the scripts and cmdlets that can return this information. Previously, I have written about getting user’s permissions across all Office 365 Recipients, but this time around it’s a little different. The idea here is that you’re not trying to find out which […]