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Enable or Disable Clutter for Office 365 User Mailboxes
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This blog post is just a quick guide for Office 365 Administrators and explains how you can enable or disable Clutter for a particular user or all users.
Firstly, connect to Office 365 using PowerShell.
To Enable or Disable Clutter for one user
To enable clutter for one user run:
PS C:\Scripts> Set-Clutter -Identity user@domain.com -Enable $true
To disable clutter for one user run:
PS C:\Scripts> Set-Clutter -Identity user@domain.com -Enable $false
To Enable or Disable Clutter for all users
To enable clutter for all users run:
PS C:\Scripts> Get-Mailbox | Set-Clutter -Enable $true
To disable clutter for all users run:
PS C:\Scripts> Get-Mailbox | Set-Clutter -Enable $false
Some users have reported that they do not have access to this cmdlet within Microsoft Office 365. Hopefully they will receive access to it shortly
How to find out who has clutter enabled or disabled
Easy, we wrote a script for it!
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