Remote connection to Exchangeonline using PowerShell

You can use the following Windows version:

Windows 10

Windows 8 or Windows 8.1

Windows Server or Windows Server2012 R2

Windows 7 ServicePack 1 (SP1) *

Windows Server 2008R2 sp1*

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1, in order to make Windowspowershell to be able to run signed scripts, use the Windows PowerShell (Run as Administrator opens the Windows PowerShell ), run the following command:

set-executionpolicyremotesigned

and enter the command get-ExecutionPolicy to confirm that the value is remotesigned.

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2. Enter and run the following command:

$UserCredential = get-credential

and enter the user name and password with administrator privileges in O365.

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3. Enter and run the following command:

International Version O365

$Session = New-pssession-configurationname Microsoft.exchange-connectionuri Https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -credential $UserCredential-authentication basic-allowredirection

Domestic version O365

$Session = New-pssession-configurationname Microsoft.exchange-connectionuri Https://partner.outlook.cn/PowerShell -credential $UserCredential-authenticationbasic-allowredirection

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4. Enter and run the following command:

Import-pssession$session

After running, an implicit remoting module is created.

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After the process is finished,

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5. Connect to Exchangeonline

Connect-msolservice

Re-enter the account and password with administrator privileges in O365.

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6, congratulations, you can use the PowerShell command to query exchangeonline!

PS: make sure to disconnect from the remote after completion PowerShell the connection to the session. If you close the Windows PowerShell window in a continuous session connection, you may run out of all of the remote PowerShell sessions that are available, and then you will need to wait for those sessions to expire. To disconnect a remote PowerShell session, run the following command:

Remove-pssession$session

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Remote connection to Exchangeonline using PowerShell