#PowerShell #Exchange #M365

Similar to my post yesterday to get all SharePoint Sites for a user, I received another request today to generate a report of all Shared Mailboxes that a user has access to in Exchange Online.

Right now, there's no ability in the Exchange Admin center to list all Shared Mailboxes that a user can access.

To work around this limitation, I wrote a simple PowerShell script to get all Shared Mailboxes, check if the specified user has permissions, then output the report to a .csv file.

#SharePoint #PowerShell #ShareGate #M365

Today, I received a request to generate a report of all SharePoint Sites that a user has access to. Currently, the SharePoint admin center portal only has the ability to see which users are members of a group. There's no ability for the inverse: Which Sites does a user have access to?

To do this, I wrote a quick PowerShell script to iterate through all sites, checks if the user is a Member, then outputs the list of sites to a .csv.