Office 365

This post is part of #TheMVPChallenge. It’s not exactly what was on the brief… but I think it’s a story worth telling!

I can’t stand “expected warnings,” but getting selective in my VBO jobs got me back to my happy place.

I’ve been testing a beta of Veeam Backup for Microsoft Office 365 v3. It ticked some boxes of mine (spoiler alert.)

When you want to keep an eye on build results, but don’t want to dedicate a screen to the web page, toast is the answer!

I heard a rumor that v3 is already well into development… hopeful it’s not too late to register my feature wish list!

Time for a bit of Exchange flavoured spring cleaning? Let’s find some un-needed shared mailboxes!

Spoiler alert: this post didn’t end up the way I expected it to when I started writing…

Now that we’ve figured out how to connect to each of the Office 365 services, it’s time to tie a pretty (PowerShell) blue bow on it.

Just like their on-premises counterparts, each of these products has their own PowerShell interface for management.

At first, I figured this wouldn’t cause me much of an issue. Information is information right?