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Powershell Office 365 script
Posted on 2016-09-28
Hi, hopefully a quick response to this and it would be appreciated.
Does anyone have a powershell script for check all users and writing to CSV format for last email sent in Office365. We have an issue where users are still using there partner email account and not the cloud based solution we have provided. I have used the last user logon but this seems very inaccurate.
Many Thanks in Advance
John
Does anyone have a powershell script for check all users and writing to CSV format for last email sent in Office365. We have an issue where users are still using there partner email account and not the cloud based solution we have provided. I have used the last user logon but this seems very inaccurate.
Many Thanks in Advance
John
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You mean the last activity performed by the user? Or the address used?
There's no easy and accurate way to get this info, but you can simply check the (new) admin portal reports. Other than that, you can get a message trace based report such as the one here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/Office-365-Mail-Traffic-afa37da1
There's no easy and accurate way to get this info, but you can simply check the (new) admin portal reports. Other than that, you can get a message trace based report such as the one here: https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/Office-365-Mail-Traffic-afa37da1
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Thats the one I am using Vasil, found Microsofts stats to be way out. What i was looking at was not the address of the last email but the last time they sent an email from their account that way I can see who is using it.
As I said the link you posted is one I found also and worked brilliantly one I had removed duplication's.
Thanks Vasil
As I said the link you posted is one I found also and worked brilliantly one I had removed duplication's.
Thanks Vasil
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