Connecting to Exchange Online in PowerShell

This video shows how to connect to Exchange Online using PowerShell EXO V2 module and how to discover available commands to manage your Exchange online service from PowerShell.

[@fudoshin2776]

Your RUclips videos are the best David . Thank you so much !!!!!!!

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I'm glad they are helpful.

[@a_a_ron_87]

This video helped me go from knowing nothing about Exchange Online Management to being able to install the module, connect to EOM, and run the commands I needed. Cheers.

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I am glad it was helpful.

[@supriyochatterjee4095]

Great video, please kindly upload more videos related to Windows Server Migration and Active Directory Management and Windows Server Troubleshooting and Patching using Powershell and various other Exchange/Outlook Management and Troubleshooting scenarios using Powershell and CMD

[@ioulios12]

You are officially a GOD. The proccess was very well explained and easy to follow.! Thank you

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Glad it was helpful.

[@MrKedarbasu]

This is simply a great tutorial Sir .... Helped a lot!!

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I'm glad.

[@bryantpayne6587]

This is so much better than Microsoft Docs. Thank you!

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Glad it was helpful.

[@barnendugoswami8635]

A practical, concise tutorial. I was so close, but fiddling with a bunch of parameters that I didn't need to use! - thank you 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I am glad it was helpful.

[@privatelink]

THIS WAS VERY HELPFUL

[@user-ti6vw6bt3c]

Thanks, your video helped me for what i was looking for

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Excellent! Glad to hear it.

[@stupidchicken03]

Major help to me today... thank you sir

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Glad it was helpful.

[@blavine01]

It is assumed you are allowed to run scripts before following the procedure described in this video. If you get no result when entering in these commands run this first to enable script execution. Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Good point Ben. That was addressed in another video but it is a great reminder if someone didn't see the other one first.

[@UltratecJS]

Great point.

[@JoshuaDay0550]

@@UltratecJS i did this and still get an error that no match was found for exchangeonlinemanagement

[@UltratecJS]

@@JoshuaDay0550 Make sure you don't have any typos.
-Run Powershell as admin
-Install-module exchangeonlinemanagement (hit yes to all)
-Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
-Connect-exchangeonline (login with global admin)

[@JoshuaDay0550]

@@UltratecJS came back to say i got it figured out. Our organization put ThreatLocker on our systems so the damn thing was blocking it. Once I put my PC into learning mode, I was able to update the security and install the module. shit has been driving me crazy for weeks

[@jhantudas7608]

Awesome, Thanks for sharing

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Glad it was helpful.

[@adrianovskyn36]

Thank you

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I'm glad it was helpful

[@bardus_hobus]

Is that a lowercase L or a one ? Maybe that's why it didn't show you the commands?

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Could be. :)

[@geiler_stecher]

Yeah I was like "What? Is he seriously not noticing? DUDE, just copy & paste xD Why are you typing this in the first place"
I mean I guess you could oversee this.. But... You wrote a freaking skript that pretty much does copy paste for you xD while writing that script you had so much time to notice xD

[@araviund601]

Bro i need some of commands in powershell will you able to help me?

[@kriptosys]

Tanks for the tutorial, helped me to conect to try enable SMTP autentication. Unfortunately, enabling SMTP did not work for me.
You don't have any tutorial to enable SMTP and not die trying, hahaha???, thanks

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Unfortunately, I don't at the moment.

[@pio1923]

Hi, the result of my get-mailbox command shows that the "name" and "externaldirectoryobjectId" are the same. the users are created in on-premise. How to change it so that it show next time the name of the user when using the command get-mailbox. Thank you

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I would start by piping the results of the get-mailbox command to get-member to see all available properties. You can also use get-mailbox, select the correct property, and pipe it to get-aduser to pull the username from there.

[@sasidharrathnam2057]

Which version powershell you are using?

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Currently I am using Windows PowerShell 5. I go back and forth between that at PowerShell 7. They each support slightly different things.

[@sanofamotivation]

Is there any way that we can direct connect to exchange online without running PowerShell as administrator

[@ddaltonyvcc]

There is some limited admin you can do from the web interface but many of the admin functions will need to use PowerShell.

[@mulisaurus]

OH MY GOODNESS!! THANK YOU!! After going from site to site lookingf for help, you my friend, taught me so much!! The MS docs were so confusing and should be more like Get-Fked -- tthanks again!

[@pcread]

What is the point of a 360p video of a PowerShell window? It's as good as illegible.