Thomas Stensitzki is a principal technology consultant focusing on the Microsoft messaging and collaboration technologies and the owner of Granikos GmbH & Co. KG.
He was awarded as MVP for Office Apps & Services in 2018.
He holds Master certifications as Microsoft Certified Solutions Master Messaging and as Microsoft Certified Master for Exchange Server 2010. This makes him a subject matter expert for any messaging topic related to Microsoft Exchange, Exchange Online, Microsoft 365, and Hybrid configurations.
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When you want to migrate your legacy public folders from Exchange 2010 to modern public folders in Exchange Online you must prepare the public folder names for migration.
Public folder names are not allowd to contain the following:
The script Fix-PublicFolderNames.ps1 fixes the public folder names in preparation for migration to modern public folders.
# EXAMPLE # Rename and trim public folders found on Server MYPFSERVER .\Fix-PublicFolderNames -PublicFolderServer MYPFSERVER
Just a quick PowerShell one-liner on how to find all configured room lists in your Exchange organization:
Set-ADServerSettings -ViewEntireForest $true Get-DistributionGroup -ResultSize Unlimited | Where {$_.RecipientTypeDetails -eq "RoomList"} | Format-Table DisplayName,Identity,PrimarySmtpAddress –AutoSize
Enjoy Exchange.
The following PowerShell snippet helps to create room lists for the Room Finder functionality in Outlook or Outllok on the Web.
This snippet creates a new room list named All Video Conference Rooms. The display name is shown in the Room Finder combo box. The room list members are a mixture of physical rooms (where you actually go to) and virtual rooms which you just dial into.
# General Properties $DisplayName = 'All Video Conference Rooms' $Name = 'DEP_IT_AllVideoConfRooms' $Alias = 'IT_AllVideoConfRooms' $Notes = 'Room List for Outlook Roomfinder | All Video Conference Rooms' $OU = 'MCSMLABS.de/Exchange/Groups/RoomLists' $EmailAddress = 'ITAllVideoConfRooms@mcsmemail.de' # Romm List Members $Members = @('Conference Room 1','Conference Rooms 2','Virtual Dial-In Room 4711') # Create Distribution Group as Room List New-DistributionGroup -DisplayName $DisplayName -Name $Name -Alias $Alias -Notes $Notes -Type Distribution -OrganizationalUnit $OU -PrimarySmtpAddress $EmailAddress -Members $Members -RoomList
Use this snippet to start developing your own Exchange PowerShall code for creating and managing rooms and room lists.
If you want to create new rooms and security groups for managing full-access and send-as permissions, use my PowerShell script Create a new Room Mailbox with Security Groups.
Enjoy Exchange!
The PowerShell script to create a new room mailbox has been updated to Version 1.1.
The new release supports adding of a phone number to the room details. Issue #2 is now closed.
Creating a separate security group for calendar booking is still open as issue #1.
You can read the original and up-to-date blog post here: Create a new room mailbox with security groups
The PowerShell script to set Client Access mailbox settings based on AD group membership has been updated.
The issue fixed had been registered as issue #1.
The new release version is v1.1.