The Remove-MSOnlineMailPermission cmdlet removes mail-related permissions from one or more Microsoft Online Services user accounts. Syntax for removing permissions from one user account: Remove-MSOnlineMailPermission Identity user@example.com -Credential $cred -TrustedUser admin@example.com -RemoveFullAccess True -RemoveSendAs True Syntax for removing permissions from multiple user accounts using a RemovePermissions.csv file (sample CSV file shown below syntax): $csv = Import-Csv -Path c: emovePermissions.csv $csv | Remove-MSOnlineMailPermission -Credential $cred To remove permissions from multiple accounts, use a CSV file like the following: Column titles: Identity,TrustedUser,RemoveFullAccess,RemoveSendAs Row1: user1@example.com,admin@example.com,True,True Row 2: user2@example.com,admin@example.com,True,False
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