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On the Active Directory Connector: Properties>Run>Full Import Full Sync On the Windows Azure Active Directory Connector: Properties>Run>Full Import Delta Sync In my case it didn't always match the accounts and was required to perform a Full DirSync (on DirSync server): Via MIISClient, Management Agents: C:Program FilesWindows Azure Active Directory SyncSYNCBUSSynchronization ServiceUIShellmissclient.exe

Run the following command: Start-OnlineCoexistenceSync

Manually kick off a sync on the DirSync Server if you don't want to wait (up to 3 hours with default settings): C:Program FilesWindows Azure Directory SyncDirSyncConfigShell.psc1

If you have DirSync installed on the server. Now we must DirSync to Office 365 so that the users exist in the cloud. If your domain has been directory synchronised to the cloud then we must log onto the server in question and access their Active directory.Ĭreate a Security Group with a friendly name, I would suggest ‘Boardroom Publishing Editor' make sure to add a description and an email address, I would suggest something like - Making sure to add the users you would to have this permissions into this group. (PE - abbreviated for Publishing Editor)Ī client has asked for 10 users to have Publishing Editor permissions to the Boardroom Calendar. We will continue to use Boardroom with Publishing Editor permissions for the duration of this article. This also means that if User 4 then decides they need access, we can simply add them into the group rather than having to connect back up to Office 365 to re run the PowerShell command for that one user. Rather than assigning calendar permissions per user, for ease of access and manageability we are going to do it via group.įor example, User 1, 2 and 3 need access to the Boardroom calendar as a Publishing Editor, if we associate these three users into a group, we only have to run 1 PowerShell command on that group rather than three individual ones for each user. Connect-MsolService -Credential $O365Credįingers crossed everything went right, you should now be successfully connected to Office 365 via Powershell. $O365Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri -Credential $O365Cred -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirectionĥ. $O365Cred = Get-Credential (You will be prompted with a username and password box, here you must enter the global administrator credentials)ģ. Run the following commands (Please make sure you have the credentials for a global administrator for the Office 365 subscription)Ģ. This guide will show you how: Step one - Connect to Office 365 via Powershellĭownload and Install the " Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows Powershell" Having trouble adding calendar permissions on Office 365? Unlike on-premise exchange, there is nowhere in the GUI to change the permisisons.