Checking Microsoft 365 Email Forwarding using PowerShell

This video is a walk through for using my free PowerShell script to report on any forwarding of emails from your Microsoft 365 environment. You can grab the script at - github.com/dir... then use it once you have connected to Exchange Online, which you can do with other free scripts in that same repo.
Unexpected email forwarding could be a sign of business email compromise and you may wish to run this process regularly to gain better insight on what is being automatically sent outside your environment.

[@joeyjax]

script worked like a champ, thank you for providing this!

[@aaronmagic]

Will the login scripts work with O365 GCC High environments?

[@directorcia]

I couldn't tell you but I would suggest yes as long as the service is available in GCC you are connecting to.

[@aaronmagic]

@@directorcia I was able to manually execute the scripts. But using the c.ps1 does not on GCC High. But that is OK. The other scripts work great! TY

[@kandykittyblues]

it's massive been running for half an hour or more, easiest way to pipe to a txt file?

[@directorcia]

Turn on powershell save output to text file auditing

[@DaruqPlays]

Thank you , Amazing Tool

[@tmcolak]

Can i use this code for Exchange On-Premise?

[@tmcolak]

Worked :)

[@fightzonechannel]

how do you use this using mac

[@directorcia]

Mac supports powershell 7

[@KagerouXD]

Thank you. Worked Flawlessly...😁

[@07venky]

How to check for one user ?

[@directorcia]

Change the code and remove the loop and prompt for user principalname