Your organization has turned off Automatic forwards for security reasons. It helps protect emails from being forwarded to a hacker’s email address if your account became compromised. It also stops a disgruntled employee from sending information to the wrong place. If you use Power Automate (Microsoft Flow) it is more secure. So, what if you […]
How to Send HTML Mail In PowerShell
To Send HTML Mail email in PowerShell requires you to use Microsoft Graph. Send Mail is now depreciated and you shouldn’t be using it anyway. It is nice to add email automation to your scripts but wouldn’t it be better if you could send an nicely formatted email through HTML? Well you can. It does […]
Upgrade Breaks Logitech Tap Scheduler
I was going about my normal duties and decided to upgrade a Logitech Tap Scheduler (we have many) to firmware 1.8.557. Well it broke it. It was throwing a weird error too: This particular account only signs in to this device. To be sure, I revoked all sign-ins for this account and tried again. No […]
The Correct Way To Send Mail In PowerShell
Are you still using Send-MailMessage to Send Mail In PowerShell? You need to stop. The command needs SMTPAuth enabled for your organization. If you are looking for ways to security harden you M365 tenant, disabling this feature is a good way to go. But you still need to send email in PowerShell, right? I will […]
Find Out Who is O365 External Forwarding With This One Trick
Now that you have disabled O365 External Forwarding for your organization, it’s time to find out who is using it…. List Users Who Are O365 External Forwarding You may want to give your users a heads up that you will be disabling this feature. You can easily do this by connecting to the Exchange-Online PowerShell […]