Content in Microsoft 365

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• Reset Office Licensing and Fix "Couldn't Verify Microsoft 365 Subscription" Errors

  If you encountering registration and verification errors with a 365 installation, enter the following commands in a command prompt to
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• Set User Time Zone in MS 365 with Powershell

  Enter the following command in powershell after connecting to 365. In the example below we are settng the user to
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• Start Session and Connect to MS 365 with Powershell

  Enter the following powershell commands to start a 365 management session. You must have your execution policy set to at
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• Roll back, Roll Up or Upgrade Office Version

  We found this fix while troubleshooting a bad update Microsoft deployed which broke Outlook connectivity. Simply replace the version number
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• Batch Creating Distribution Groups in MS 365

  See the following Excel template. This template will generate powershell commands to batch/bulk add multiple distribution groups to 365.
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• Set Less Restrictive Execution Policy within Powershell

  Enter the following powershell commands to lessen the executionpolicy security. Unrestricted has no restrictions, whereas remotesigned works with remotely signed
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• Locating, Viewing and Managing Addresses and Aliases in MS 365

  Enter the following command in powershell after connecting to 365. This will locate an alias within your exchange online tenant,
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• Add or Modify NDR for MS 365 Distribution Group

  Enter the following commands in powershell after connecting to 365. This will allow for messages sent from a distribution group
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• Disable TNEF, Fix WINMAIL.DAT Issue with MS 365

  Enter the following command in powershell after connecting to 365. This will fix issues with various external mail clients receiving
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• Change Public Folder Default Address in Microsoft 365

  Enter the following command in powershell after connecting to 365.  Set-MailPublicFolder -Identity "\PublicFolderName" -EmailAddressPolicyEnabled $False Then logon to the 365 portal and
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