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Hello,

Enable-CsOnlineSessionForReconnection is available in v7 of the SkypeOnlineConnector.
Could you incorporate this one?

Cheers,
David

My version of Connect-SkypeOnline has these lines in it:

      $moduleVersion = (Get-Module -Name SkypeOnlineConnector).Version
      Write-Host "SkypeOnlineConnector Module is v$ModuleVersion"
      if ($moduleVersion.Major -ge "7") # v7 and higher can run Session Limit Extension
      {
        Enable-CsOnlineSessionForReconnection -WarningAction SilentlyContinue
        Write-Verbose -Message "The PowerShell session reconnects and authenticates, allowing it to be re-used without having to launch a new instance to reconnect." -Verbose

      }
      else 
      {
        Write-Host "Your Session will time out after 60 min. - To prevent this, Update this module to v7 or higher, then run Enable-CsOnlineSessionForReconnection"
        Write-Host "You can download the Module here: https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=39366"
      }

Hi, Michel..

When running the script, I only see this:

PowerShell 7.4.2

Connect-Office365Services v3.20
Environment:AzureCloud, Administrator:False
Architecture:AMD64, PS:7.4.2, PSGet:2.2.5, PackageManagement:1.4.8.1

Collecting Module information ..
Found Exchange Online Management module (v3.5.0)
Found SharePoint Online module (v16.0.24810.12000)
Found Microsoft Teams module (v6.2.0)
Found Microsoft.Graph module (v2.19.0)
Loading personal and system profiles took 1644ms.
PS C:\Users\MyUser>

I'm I doing something wrong ?

Thank you.

v3.01 fails Update-Office365Modules with an error static that parameter AllowPrerelease is not supported with Find-Module.
Both on a W10 and W11 device. I only tested with response N on "Would you like to check for pre-release modules"?

Checking Exchange Online ManagementFind-Module : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'AllowPrerelease'.
At C:\Users\<snip>\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Connect-Office365Services.ps1:807 char:98
+ ... Name $local:Item[3] -Repository $local:Repo -AllowPrerelease:$global: ...
+                                                 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidArgument: (:) [Find-Module], ParameterBindingException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : NamedParameterNotFound,Find-Module

Local:2.0.5 Online:N/A

Can you add please in .DESCRIPTION info about Connect-AIP and Connect-PowerApps? Thank you for your module!

Hi

I am curious to find out how can I disconnect a particular exchange online session. I don't want to kill all the sessions. I want to disconnect only from the session that was created by connect-exchangeonline earlier in a powershell script.

any pointers will be very helpful to my project.

thanks
Raj

When running "Update-Office365Modules"i get the question "Would you like to check for pre-release modules? (y/N) :" regardless the answer, I get the response on all my modules:

Checking Azure Active Directory (v2)
Find-Module : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'AllowPrerelease'.

Hello,

to make this wonderful script more widely available, could I ask you to publish it in a Module please?
I want to list it as a dependency in TeamsFunctions which I am building out at the moment.

The Module Updater is a piece of art, just wanted to write the same, though very crude in comparison :)

Thanks,
David

From version in November 2022 to the latest version, no longer populates the exchange on-premise options - an earlier version I have (Version 2.71 April 29th, 2021) works as expected.

I've copied "Connect-Office365Services.ps1" and "Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1" to $ENV:UserProfile\Documents\WindowsPowerShell and installed Exchange Online Management module as well.

I run Connect-ExchangeOnline and enter my username and password in the legacy login window and get the below error.

But if I run Connect-ExchangeOnline again, it shows me the modern login window where I have to enter my credentials again and it works.

Is this how it's supposed to work or am I missing something?

When checking for administrative privileges use another method for verification.
Backstory: We use AccessDirector to elevate users temporarily and when using it the users is not in the administrators local group but user still have Administrator privileges.
When your script tests for Administrator privileges it looks at the group and therefore the user is denied using some features even though it is elevated to Administrator.

I tested using code below to verify my users privileges and this check returns the correct value.
$local:IsAdmin = $ThisPrincipal.IsInRole("Administrators")
changed to
$local:IsAdmin = $ThisPrincipal.IsInRole([Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltInRole]::Administrator)

I changed this on lines 221 and 570 and i can now update modules and so on without doing it manually.
I have not tested on other systems where user is actually part of the Administrators group so please test this before merging into live code.

When any user from the internet is posting mail to our mail server, ( for example, suppose I own contoso.com and I

am using office.outlook.com to connect to our mailbox).

When mail has been posted to contoso.com, I want to examine the mail before it reaches to end-user i.e. contoso.com.

Suppose I have an application called ContosoExaminerApp. Then my mail flow would be something like

Internet ---> ContosoExaminerApp(it can add some additional information or check for malicious mails) --> contoso.com(mail server/office 365)

How can we do that?