Group Expiry Policies, how to exclude certain groups
When creating an expiry policy for groups usingSet-AzureADMSGroupLifecyclePolicy you can specify if this policy should apply to 'All', 'None', or 'Selected' groups using the -ManagedGroupType parameter. If this is set to 'All' how does this interact with usingRemove-AzureADMSLifecyclePolicyGroup to remove that policy from a specific group? The options seem to all be set up the wrong way round to me, we would want a policy, we would want to that to apply automatically to self-service created groups, but as admins we would want to exclude certain groups from the policy. The commandlets and UI all seem to be about creating a policy and opting-in to that.Delete, unshare, or hide an Office 365 Group's calendar
I see that when creating an Office 365 Group that a calendar is also automatically created for that group and that it appears in the list of calendars for all members of the Group regardless of their follow status of the group. My users would rather not have any calendars for Groups. How can I remove or hide them for the members of the Group?Hide Groups from a Guest User
How can I hide the list of Office 365 Groups in my tenant. When a guest account is added through Azure AD and the invite email is sent, they follow the instructions to login into the Guest tenant and end up on this landing page. https://account.activedirectory.windowsazure.com/r#/applications The Guest User can then click on Groups and Join Groupand see a list of all the tenant groups and the members of any of the groups. How is this possible? A guest user shouldn't be able to see a list of internal groups. The names alone could possibly give away important information (internal project, other third party companies, etc.) Surely there should be a boundary for listing groups between an internal and external user?Merge Office 365 Groups?
We have 2 Office 365 Groups which were created for the same purpose, but at different times and with different names, that have both now been in active use for over a year without anyone noticing. I need to eliminate the duplicate, but don't want to lose the historical content of that group if we can avoid it. What, if any, options are available for merging one group (or at least it's content) into another?Create mail-enabled security group from 0365 portal
I'm trying to create a mail-enabled security group from the 0365 admin portal. However, the two options I seem to have are to either create an 0365 group or create a security group. Is it not possible to create a mail enabled security group from the 0365 admin portal?