List all the Apps – this can be a long list!
Get-AppxPackage -User username
Get rid of that sucker.
Remove-AppxPackage PackageFullName
AppxPackage
May 25, 2018Mailbox Permission
May 25, 2018Commands I frequently use when checking and setting mailbox permissions:
Check and set mailbox permissions
Get-MailboxPermission -Identity “MailboxOwnerUsername“
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity “MailboxOwnerUsername“ -User “UserGettingPermission“ -AccessRights FullAccess
Give Send As permission
Add-RecipientPermission MailboxOwnerUsername -AccessRights SendAs -Trustee UserGettingPermission
365 Calendar Permissions
May 23, 2018Calendar Permissions
Of course these would work with any folder and yes, I could teach the user how to do this themselves, but they do it less frequently than I do; this is just easier.
List the current permissions on the Calendar
get-mailboxfolderpermission -Identity username:\calendar
Add permissions
(use set-mailboxfolderpermissions to change)
add-mailboxfolderpermission -Identity username:\calendar -user otheruser -accessrights Editor
Delete/remove Permissions
remove-mailboxfolderpermission -Identity username:\calendar -user otheruser -confirm:$false
Permission levels:
- Owner
- read, create, modify and delete all items and folders. Also this role allows manage items permissions
- PublishingEditor
- read, create, modify and delete items/subfolders
- Editor
- read, create, modify and delete items
- PublishingAuthor
- read, create all items/subfolders. You can modify and delete only items you create
- Author
- create and read items; edit and delete own items
- NonEditingAuthor
- full read access and create items. You can delete only your own items
- Reviewer
- read only
- Contributor
- create items and folders
- AvailabilityOnly
- read free/busy information from calendar
Dragon Boats
September 10, 2017
Hood to Coast – 2017
September 2, 2017
Kaleo and Wilder at the Oregon Zoo – 2017
September 2, 2017
Iceland 2017
August 12, 2017
We’ve run into a problem with your Office 365 subscription. . .
September 30, 2016While setting up a new user I got this error when opening Outlook 2016:
“We’ve run into a problem with your Office 365 subscription, and we need your help to fix it.”
The problem: Bad product key.
The fix:
Open a command prompt as administrator and run:
“c:\program files (86)\Microsoft Office\Office16\cscript ospp.vbs” /dstatus
You’ll get a bunch of output – you’re looking for the last 5 characters of the installed product key. Find that key and enter this line:
“c:\program files (86)\Microsoft Office\Office16\cscript ospp.vbs” /unpkey:last five of key here
That’s it!
Credit goes to 365lab.net
Find and Delete Email Messages
July 26, 2016We had some malware sneak through our email security this morning. Here’s how I deleted those messages.
Connect to the Compliance area of 365:
$UserCredential = Get-Credential
$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://ps.compliance.protection.outlook.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirectio
Import-PSSession $Session
Find the messages and view the results (I was able to search by subject but there are other options):
New-ComplianceSearch -identity “Remove Phishing Message” -ExchangeLocation all -ContentMatchQuery ‘subject:”TOP URGENT”‘ Start-ComplianceSearch -Name “Remove Phishing Message”
Get-ComplianceSearch -identity “Remove Phishing Message” | fl
Delete the messages:
New-ComplianceSearchAction -SearchName “Remove Phishing Message” -Purge -PurgeType SoftDelete
Fast Shamble
February 25, 2016Recorded live at Lone Fir Cemetery Studios in Portland, OR.
http://lcwmusic.bandcamp.com/
David Lamkins – Guitar
Stephen Caird – Bass & Cello
Joe Williams – Drums
