Using the script about connect-office365services

[michelderooij]

As indicated by @dc911x , these are helper functions. To use them, dot-source the script so the helper functions become available in your session. Then use one of the commands, eg Report-Office365Modules.

[dc911x]

Hi @Leunam76

What are you trying to do? The connect script is loaded and ready to use.

Did you read the description?

.DESCRIPTION
The functions are listed below. Note that functions may call eachother, for example to
connect to Exchange Online the Office 365 Credentials the user is prompted to enter these credentials.
Also, the credentials are persistent in the current session, there is no need to re-enter credentials
when connecting to Exchange Online Protection for example. Should different credentials be required,
call Get-Office365Credentials or Get-OnPremisesCredentials again.

Helper Functions:
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- Connect-AzureActiveDirectory  Connects to Azure Active Directory
- Connect-AzureRMS              Connects to Azure Rights Management
- Connect-ExchangeOnline        Connects to Exchange Online (Graph module)
- Connect-AIP                   Connects to Azure Information Protection
- Connect-PowerApps             Connects to PowerApps
- Connect-ComplianceCenter      Connects to Compliance Center
- Connect-SharePointOnline      Connects to SharePoint Online
- Connect-MSTeams               Connects to Microsoft Teams
- Get-Office365Credentials      Gets Office 365 credentials
- Connect-ExchangeOnPremises    Connects to Exchange On-Premises
- Get-OnPremisesCredentials     Gets On-Premises credentials
- Get-ExchangeOnPremisesFQDN    Gets FQDN for Exchange On-Premises
- Get-Office365Tenant           Gets Office 365 tenant name
- Set-Office365Environment	    Configures Uri's and region to use
- Update-Office365Modules       Updates supported Office 365 modules
- Report-Office365Modules       Report on known vs online module versions
- Clean-Office365Modules        Cleanup old versions of supported modules

Functions to connect to other services provided by the module, e.g. Connect-MSGraph or Connect-MSTeams.

To register the PowerShell Test Gallery and install modules from there, use:
Register-PSRepository -Name PSGalleryInt -SourceLocation https://www.poshtestgallery.com/ -InstallationPolicy Trusted
Install-Module -Name MicrosoftTeams -Repository PSGalleryInt -Force -Scope AllUsers

To load the helper functions from your PowerShell profile, put Connect-Office365Services.ps1 in the same location
as your $profile file, and edit $profile as follows:
& (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot "Connect-Office365Services.ps1")

[Leunam76]

@michelderooij @dc911x .... thank you, to read I must indeed, have a nice day,