Starting a new Azure AD tenant today, it is easy to take in Azure AD License Assignment, perhaps even using dynamic groups to automate license assignment for different Roles in your organization. But before we had License Assignment in Azure AD, the method of choice was a PowerShell Script running in a Schedule Task. This […]
So, just to make it easy, here is the Exchange Online assigning script without using it for Unlicensed Users only. AAD Security Group Name: Exchange_Users See earlier post for pre reqs and information. .SYNOPSIS Script that assigns Office 365 licenses based on Group membership in WAAD. .DESCRIPTION #The script assigns license Exchange Online Plan 1 […]
Same script edited to assign Exchange Online instead of Lync Online. AAD Security Group Name: Exchange_Users Same pre reqs and more information in my earlier post. [code language=”powershell”] <# .SYNOPSIS Script that assigns Office 365 licenses based on Group membership in AAD. .DESCRIPTION The script assigns license Exchange Online Plan 1 or 2 based on […]
A lot of customers buy Package of Plans within Office 365, like Enterprise or MidSize. These Package of License Plans are just build up With the single Plans, but they don’t work the same way when assigning the Licenses With PowerShell. Therefore I made a PowerShell Script that assigns the License Plans underneath a Package, […]
We frequently assign licenses to a bulk of users when customers migrate to Office 365, and ofcourse we use PowerShell 🙂 Prereqs: User must have defined a Location/Country. First you’ll need a source with users to assign a license type, and we have used two ways: Example1: Import-CSV File (See Export-CSV File) Example2: Get-MsolUser -DomainName […]
I am Roy Apalnes, a Microsoft Cloud Evangelist working av Sopra Steria. Main focus in Microsoft Security and Endpoint Management, with a bigger picture in mind.