Happy Friday,
Is there a built-in to get a users mailbox size (O365 mailbox) and use it as a variable in a powershell script?
I know I can use Connect-ExchangeOnline, but our service account is MFA enabled so its no way to automate the login.
Hello,
The following script from our repository will be helpful: https://www.adaxes.com/script-repository/save-mailbox-size-to-active-directory-attribute-s454.htm.
Using Connect-ExchangeOnline and Disconnect-ExchangeOnline is prohibited in Adaxes scripts. For an example on how to connect to Exchange Online in the scripts, see https://www.adaxes.com/script-repository/connect-to-exchange-with-powershell-s506.htm.
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