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Microsoft Office 365 Administration Cookbook

By : Nate Chamberlain
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Microsoft Office 365 Administration Cookbook

By: Nate Chamberlain

Overview of this book

Organizations across the world have switched to Office 365 to boost workplace productivity. However, to maximize investment in Office 365, you need to know how to efficiently administer Office 365 solutions. Microsoft Office 365 Administration Cookbook is packed with recipes to guide you through common and not-so-common administrative tasks throughout Office 365. Whether you’re administering a single app such as SharePoint or organization-wide Security & Compliance across Office 365, this cookbook offers a variety of recipes that you’ll want to have to hand. The book begins by covering essential setup and administration tasks. You’ll learn how to manage permissions for users and user groups along with automating routine admin tasks using PowerShell. You’ll then progress through to managing core Office 365 services such as Exchange Online, OneDrive, SharePoint Online, and Azure Active Directory (AD). This book also features recipes that’ll help you to manage newer services such as Microsoft Search, Power Platform, and Microsoft Teams. In the final chapters, you’ll delve into monitoring, reporting, and securing your Office 365 services. By the end of this book, you’ll have learned about managing individual Office 365 services along with monitoring, securing, and optimizing your entire Office 365 deployment efficiently.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
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Chapter 14: Appendix – Office 365 Subscriptions and Licenses

Adding a new site collection admin to all SharePoint Online sites

Administration of sites requires having a certain level of access for a site collection. Users with the SharePoint Admin role have full control access to all sites, but there may be a reason to give a user without an Admin role elevated SharePoint access (for example, a site developer). This recipe explains how to give an admin access to all SharePoint Online sites. However, it can be amended to give such access to specific site collections, or a single site collection.

Getting ready

This recipe will utilize the skills learned in the Setting up the PowerShell environment recipe in Chapter 1, Office 365 Setup and Basic Administration, and the Connecting via PowerShell to SharePoint Online recipe in this chapter, and require that you are a global or SharePoint admin.

How to do it…

Update the -LoginName parameter, and then run the following code snippet:

$Sites = Get-SPOSite -Limit ...