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To get the list of licensed users with the last sign-in time in Microsoft 365, you can use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell. We have created a PowerShell script to ease your work automatically.
Password management is a critical aspect of maintaining security in the digital realm. In this comprehensive guide, we will discuss various methods for checking the last password change date in Microsoft 365.
In some cases, you want to force a password change on a Microsoft 365 users without having to reset their user password first. In the scenario, the Microsoft 365 administrator has modified the default password policy in Microsoft 365. However, without a password change, users do not yet have passwords that conform to the new policy.
Windows Configuration Designer is a tool used to create provisioning packages to easily configure devices running Windows client. Windows Configuration Designer is primarily used by IT departments for business and educational institutions who need to provision bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and business-supplied devices.
Before you subscribe for a new Microsoft 365 tenant, you will have to choose a name for your tenant. The name will be used in the links for several applications, such as SharePoint Online.
In some cases, when creating a Defender for Identity instance, you got the below message: Your instance was not created because there is already a security group with the same name as the Azure Active Directory.
Your Instance was not Created Because a Security Group with Same Name Already Exists in Azure Active Directory
Microsoft 365 stores information for each tenant in the Microsoft Graph, and it’s the Graph which is the source for the Teams admin center.
In the Microsoft Teams admin center, the tenant creation date appears on a card displayed on its home screen.
Finding the age of a Microsoft 365 tenant isn’t an important administrative operation. However, understanding how to retrieve this information (if asked) is an interesting question, which is why we spent several hours playing around with PowerShell and the Microsoft Graph to figure out how to answer the question.