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Not all O365 licenses come with Powershell access. And yes, I'd rather click, CLI commands are not discoverable unless you happen to find a mention of the comma
by httpsterio 5y ago
Not all O365 licenses come with Powershell access. And yes, I'd rather click, CLI commands are not discoverable unless you happen to find a mention of the commands in the documentation.
- blackearl 5y agoAre you positive? Even with one of the most basic $4 Exchange P1 licenses I was able to do any powershell administration I desired. Setup DKIM and DMARC without issues. The only cheaper license is a $2 kiosk license
- rootsudo 5y agoAn admin account does not need a license, the license is the entitlement for that service. The OP in this thread does not know O365 administration - you are correct, you can use powershell on any license, and if you do not have a license at all.
- amanzi 5y agoReally? I've never heard that before and a quick search has not come up with anything to back that claim.
- rootsudo 5y agoYes, really. You can have unlicensed accounts on Cloud only O365, or hybrid o365. You can auth, you can SMTP auth (called basic auth), you can do modern auth, you can do API secret auth, etc.
- rootsudo 5y agoNot true at all, every user account, even unlicensed, as long as it is assigned an UPN, or has an AD object has Powershell access. CLi commands are very discoverable via Powershell/Powershell ISE and Cloud Powershell which is available in any azure instance or logging in the O365 admin portal.