Generate DNS MX Record Report using PowerShell

When you manage an email system, you’re sure to deal with MX records, and sometimes it is good to be able to generate a report of all the DNS MX Records for your domains to monitor their validity or availability. Being caught by surprise as your MX records go missing resulting...
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Checking Website Up Status using PowerShell

Overview This script can be used to query a list of sites and produce an HTML report of their status. I created this script in order to get a report of SharePoint sites that my team manage without having to check the site one by one to see if they are up or not. Download https://github.com/junecastillote/Get-WebUpStatus How...
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Monitor Azure AD LastDirSyncTime Using PowerShell

Knowing if your Directory Sync is up to date (or not) is crucial. Yes, you can glue your eyes to the Office 365 Portal or use commercial 3rd party monitoring tools to be alerted when your Directory Sync hasn’t updated for a certain period, or you can achieve the same goal using...
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Recursive Mailbox Full Permission Report Using PowerShell

Mailbox Permissions may include Users and Groups, and sometimes even nested groups. And if you were tasked to get a report listing all those permissions, it would be a very tedious process to manually look up each entry. This script can help generate the needed report based...
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