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need a powershell script to add whitelist entries in bulk

can someone provide a powershell script for Office 365 that I can use to add in 1000+ whitelist entries. [would like the script to key on a CSV input file.]

thanks in advance,

S.

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Zephyr ICT

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Michael Leonard

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thx Spravtek, but we would mostly be whitelisting IP's or domain names. how can we modify your script to account for that?

Zephyr ICT

I understood your question wrong probably ... Anyway, I will look into the script, I have to go for a while now.

More information on how to block domains using poweshell can be found here:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2545137

Michael Leonard

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hello spravtek any update on this?

Zephyr ICT

Hi, have been looking into this yes, but first I'd like to ask which Office365 plan you have... Do you have an E1 plan or? There seems to be some mixed information regarding availability to the whitelist and such.

Thanks

Michael Leonard

ASKER

Hi Spravtek, we have the E3 plan

Zephyr ICT

I'm sorry for the late reaction between posts, weekend and all ...

The reason I'm asking about the E-plan is because you can be using FOPE, so that changes things...

Are you using something like this? http://www.office365advisors.com/fope-blacklists/

Michael Leonard

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actually FOPE was changed to EOP. we are using EOP.

thx

Zephyr ICT

Interesting.... I'm not really following the Office365 story ...

The only thing I could find is this, but how it relates to the EOP, I can't really say, I'd test it if I had Office365, let alone an E-plan.

Michael Leonard

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does anyone else have an idea on this?