Hello all,
You use Office 365 ? You want display the list of your Office 365 administrators ? Well open your PowerShell and follow the next steps!
1- First, connect to Office 365 in PowerShell with:
– A Global Administrator account
– Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell
2- Run this cmdlets
###Get all roles $AdminGroup = Get-MsolRole Foreach ( $Group in $AdminGroup ) { Write-Host "$($Group.Name)" -ForegroundColor Green #Return all users with the loop role Get-MsolRoleMember -RoleObjectId $Group.ObjectId }
Now, we can optimize the return 🙂
Example 1:
$AdminGroups = Get-MsolRole Foreach ( $Group in $AdminGroups ) { Write-Host "$($Group.Name)" -ForegroundColor Green Get-MsolRoleMember -RoleObjectId $Group.ObjectId | Select-object RoleMemberType,DisplayName,EmailAddress }
Example 2:
###Create the CSV file $evidence = ".\Extraction.csv" Add-content -path $evidence "Admin accounts extraction" Add-content -path $evidence "Date:;$($time)" Add-content -path $evidence " " ###Extraction step $AdminGroups = Get-MsolRole #First loop to parse all administration groups Foreach ( $Group in $AdminGroup ) { $AllAdmin = Get-MsolRoleMember -RoleObjectId $Group.ObjectId | Select-object RoleMemberType,DisplayName,EmailAddress Write-Host "$($Group.Name)" -ForegroundColor Green #Second loop to extract all administrator accounts Foreach ( $Admin in $AllAdmin ) { Add-content -path $evidence "$($Group.Name);$($Admin.RoleMemberType);$($Admin.DisplayName);$($Admin.EmailAddress)" } }
Would you like to know more?
Get-MsolRole https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn194100.aspx
Get-MsolRoleMember https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn194131.aspx
Perfect!
Thank you!
My pleasure!
If you require any further information, feel free to contact me 😉
Thanks for this – very handy! Just a quick question – I think the get-msol cmdlets have been replaced with get-AzureAD commands? Not sure.
Hi Jason,
No worries 😉
Yes, AzureAD cmdlets are replacing the msol once.
Just, couple of features are not available in AzureAD cmdlets, but I use almost only AzureAD too 😉