Get German Holidays via API and export them to CSV for Skype for Business (Online). And these settings applies to Microsoft Teams as well!
We use the German service feiertage-api.de to fetch the list, that is a great wrapper for the German Holidays published on Wikipedia.
I prepared a new Exchange Environment for a migration project. But after all the tests the logs has grown and I want to start fresh.
I came across the following challenge: A customer asked me to clone the group membership from one user to another! I did that in past for Active Directory users and groups, but never for local groups on a Windows system. But the customer has a test system with lots of local groups.
To migrate from one Exchange environment to another, you might need to save and restore a few mailbox permissions.
There is a lot of tooling, free and open-source and commercial, available. I recently faced the challenge again and I decided to make the following functions that I use available as Open-Source.
Until a few days ago, they where part of our commercial suite of PowerShell Modules. I just removed a few things here and there: Logging, Error Handling and a few fields.
What you can to with the following:
The usual disclaimer:
This is open-source software, if you find an issue try to fix it yourself. There is no support and/or warranty in any kind!
I deploy Microsoft Teams to all my clients by default. Some of the default settings are not what I want, but many of my test clients are not managed in a domain (or just Azure Active Directory joined), and that makes it hard to deploy any configuration. And as a bonus, I use Mac Clients!
I started to create a PowerShell Script to manipulate the desktop-config.json. During some digging, I found an article Eli Shlomo: Microsoft Teams Client Personalization with PowerShell. I really liked his code, so I decided to drop my approach and adopted his solution to fit my own requirements.
