Verify Domain Powershell Office 365

How can i use windows powershell to easily audit an office 365 subscription for domains that are attached to it.

Verify domain powershell office 365. I like how simply you desribe it. If you want to know more about powershell check my previous blog post manage office 365 with powershell. Hello marek i am so glad to come by your advice. When you are unable to verify your domain through office 365 you can also try adding domain from azure active directory.

In a previous blogpost i showed you how to create new domains in office 365 using the microsoft online portal. Basically if you already manage a tenant with azure services or office 365 you cannot add a custom domain name if it is already verified in another azure ad tenant. You can do the same using powershell which can be much more interesting especially for partner reselling office 365 through the cloud solution provider csp program. Remove the verified domain from the other service before adding it here.

The domain must first be added by using the new msoldomain cmdlet. These cmdlets are not installed out of the box so you will need to install them first. In my forth article today i ll show you how i add and verify a domain to office 365 using powershell in a few cmdlet which help streamline the entire process and not using the portal. The best way i have found to do this is through the office 365 cmdlets in powershell.

Office 2013 and office 365 proplus it pro general discussions this it professional forum is for general questions feedback or anything else related to the rtm release versions of office 2013 and office 365 proplus. To get started you will need to first find out your office 365 tenantid and install the windows powershell module for office 365 using my previous articles. There may be a delay of 15 to 60 minutes between when the dns update is. The confirm msoldomain cmdlet confirms ownership of a domain.

Unable to verify this domain because it is used elsewhere in office 365. What we can do over here is to use the forcetakeover option with azure ad powershell. Then run the get msoldomainverificationdns cmdlet to get the details of the dns record that must be set. In order to confirm ownership a custom txt or mx dns record must be added for the domain.

Remove the verified domain from the other service before adding it here. Installing the office 365 cmdlets. I have done all the steps but final one cannot be completed. Use the get msoldomain cmdlet and if you want a list in a csv file for auditing purposes add the export parameter for example.

Use windows powershell and the msonline cmdlets to identify all internet domains attached to an office 365 subscription. I get this message.