How to use Get-MailboxFolderStatistics in PowerShell to get detailed mailbox folder data from Exchange and Office 365

Problem:

How do you pull off all information about folders within a users mailbox or within a shared mailbox?  If you want to see detailed information about the folders within a user’s mailbox such as item count, folder size and much more please see below.

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Configure Office 365 to connect Outlook to your mobile device using Microsoft Intune – Apple IOS

This is a quick guide that can be given directly to the end user in order for them to connect their Apple IOS mobile devices to Office 365.  The guide runs through how to download an configure the apps and setup Outlook.

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Configure Office 365 to connect Outlook to your mobile device using Microsoft Intune – Android

This is a quick guide that can be given directly to the end user in order for them to connect their Android mobile devices to Office 365.  The guide runs through how to download an configure the apps and setup Outlook.

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Migrating to Office 365 from Microsoft Exchange Step By Step – Stage 6 Configuring Intune

Migrating to Office 365 from Microsoft Exchange Step By Step – Stage 6 Configuring Intune-25

Now that we have configured the Exchange 2016 Office 365 hybrid setup and are able to successfully migrate mailboxes we need a way for users to securely access their Office 365 mail and other services from their mobile devices.  To do this we need to setup and configure Microsoft Intune.

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Creating CSR for non Microsoft Systems and signing with a Microsoft CA

Problem:

Recently I needed to create a number of certificates for non-Microsoft systems such as ESXi hosts, NAS/SAN units and some security applications.  The problem was that most of these systems did not have a facility for generating a CSR.  I needed to create the CSR in OpenSSL sign the certificate with a Microsoft CA and then generate a certificate.

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