Note to self

Office 365 Service Health - PowerShell Script to generate HTML page with Service Health status and create local copies of the advisory and incident messages. All in one solution for up-to-date O365 service information. Update - non-ReportHTML version in the works So while the office 365 health center portal is great for reporting on tenant specific incidents, it can be a bit of a pain having to log in just to check. It can be even more of a pain to manage the message center reader role if you have hundreds of users who need access. And what happens when you have an outage and cant reach the portal? Who can monitor connectivity? Using some powershell and the ReportHTML module (although im not actually using the graphs and data tables, so I really should re-write it without) I've put together a simple dashboard (I'm not a web designer or graphics expert!). The powershell that generates the dashboard also logs new incidents to a new event log (O365 Health) and ema

These user counts are incorporated into the Lync ReportHTML  from the previous post: https://jc-nts.blogspot.com/2019/05/powershell-module-reporthtml.html While doing some housekeeping for a client, I noticed that the Interpreted User Type attribute in SfBO threw up some HybridOnpremSfBUserWithMCOValidationError accounts. The full list included: DirSyncSfBUser: On-premises users which have been assigned a SfB online licence DirSyncTeamsUser: On-premises users which have been assigned a Teams licence HybridOnlineSfBUser: A user created on-premises and migrated to SfBO HybridOnpremSfBUser: A user created on-premises and enabled on-premises for Lync/Skype HybridOnpremSfBUserWithDeletedLicenses: An on-premises user has a deleted office 365 SfB licence HybridOnpremSfBUserWithMCOValidationError: An on-premises user with a domain that is not valid in your synchronised tenant PureOnlineSfBUser: Online users which have been assigned a SfB licence PureOnlineTeamsUser: Online users