When you have multiple email aliases associated with your Exchange or Office 365 based email account, it can be useful to know which email address it was sent to. However Outlook does not show this information. I can think of a couple of ways to … [Continue reading] about Office 365:Outlook rule to show which alias an email was sent to
If you have hard deleted (Shift-delete) a message or mail-item from a shared mailbox you may notice that the option to recover deleted items is greyed out and you cannot select it. Hard deleted items can be restored from your deleted items folder … [Continue reading] about Office 365: Recover deleted email from a shared mailbox
It's pretty common for me to have to make size conversions between 512 byte blocks and something more readable, such as Megabytes or Gigabytes. I've got a simple formula to do the conversion. How to convert 512 byte blocks to Megabytes or … [Continue reading] about Convert from 512 byte blocks to Megabytes and Gigabytes
In an Office 365/Exchange environment it is possible to have many email aliases associated with your account and receive email on all of those addresses. However sometimes it can be useful to determine which of those email addresses was used when … [Continue reading] about Office 365: Transport Rule to determine where a message was sent
I've been wanting an excuse to try developing a GUI in power shell for a while so decided to put together this front end which will check the Office 365 last logon date and time for all users and quickly enable you to see which Office 365 Accounts … [Continue reading] about Office 365 Last Logon Date Report / Inactive Account Report
