The first command sets $csv equal to the Import-Csv command with the path to the RemovePermissions.csv file. The second command pipes the contents of the $csv variable to the Remove-MSOnlineMailPermission cmdlet and passes the $cred credentials. Sample CSV file: Column titles: Identity,TrustedUser,RemoveFullAccess,RemoveSendAs Row1: [email protected],[email protected],True,True Row 2: [email protected],[email protected],True,False
The file you uploaded is too large. You can import a maximum of {0} users at one time. Verify that you selected a valid .csv ...
The filter for the specified authentication type. If provided, only domains with the authentication type will be returned. ...
The filter to return only groups of the specified type. Valid values are Security, MailEnabledSecurity, and DistributionList. ...
The first command sets $csv equal to the Import-Csv command with the path to the csv file. The second command pipes the contents ...
The first command sets $csv equal to the Import-Csv command with the path to the RemovePermissions.csv file. The second command ...
The following applications are using files that need to be updated by this setup. Close these applications and then click ...
The following computers are currently licensed for Office Professional Plus. To remove a license from a computer, click "remove". ...
The following DNS records must be configured at your DNS hosting provider. The records that you configure depend on the domain ...
The following is a summary of the information we have collected from you so far. If everything is correct, check the box ...