TinyAddicts #3 – List all users without a license in Microsoft 365
The third post in the TinyAddicts series. A reliable one-liner to list all Microsoft 365 users without an assigned license – great for cleanup and provisioning reviews.
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The third post in the TinyAddicts series. A reliable one-liner to list all Microsoft 365 users without an assigned license – great for cleanup and provisioning reviews.
A practical PowerShell approach to reporting Microsoft Entra ID authentication methods at scale. This post shows how to collect tenant-wide authentication data using Microsoft Graph, generate detailed and pivot reports, and understand which methods users really have configured beyond what the portal shows.
If you’re still using AzureAD or MSOnline modules, you’ve probably already seen the deprecation warnings. The future of managing Microsoft 365 and Entra ID is all about Microsoft Graph, and if you’re a PowerShell person, the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK is where you want to be.
This post walks you through using Microsoft Graph PowerShell to export Entra ID sign-in logs for specific applications, filtering for unmanaged Windows 10 devices. Includes a ready-to-use script with paging, explicit field selection, and CSV export.
The first post of the TinyAddicts series – a quick script to list all guest users in your Microsoft 365 tenant using Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK. Includes creation date and account status for easy auditing.
Managing users in Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) can be a daunting task, especially when you need to delete multiple users at once. Whether you’re cleaning up inactive accounts, managing employee offboarding, or simply reorganizing your directory, manually deleting users one by one can be time-consuming and prone to errors.
Before migrating from Exchange Web Services to Microsoft Graph, you need visibility. This post shows a simple way to identify applications in your tenant that still rely on EWS or broad Exchange permissions.
Managing devices in Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) often requires assigning custom attributes to devices for better organization and management. This blog post will guide you through a PowerShell script that assigns extension attributes to Entra ID devices.