365 Command: Managing Exchange in Office 365

365 Command: Managing
Exchange In Office 365
Seth Dingwell
365 Command, Lead Developer
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Agenda
 Overview of 365 Command
 Highlights of 365 Command
 Q&A

Kaseya 365 Command
An easier way to Administer
and Report on Office 365

Who is 365 Command For?
 System Administrators who want a quick way to
perform common tasks without opening PowerShell
 Managed Service Providers who need a quick and easy
way to allow their level 1 techs to handle common
issues that come in
 Organizations who want to better control what levels
of access their helpdesk has in making changes in
Office 365
 Anyone who wants better reporting around Office 365
usage, licensing, users, groups, security, etc.

Features Overview
 Instant Account Provisioning
 Powerful User Management
 Mailbox Templates
 Advanced Mailbox Controls
 Extensive and Flexible Reporting
 Granular Access Control
 MSP Friendly
 Active Directory Integration

Instant Account Provisioning
 Simple 5 Step Registration Process

Powerful User Management
Modify Passwords
with Options
Group Management
from the User
Account
 Enhances Features that Exist in the Office 365
Admin Portal

Mailbox Templates
 Standardize Mailbox Settings Using Templates

Advanced Mailbox Controls
 Easily Manage Mailbox Permissions
Modify Permissions
at the mailbox level
in bulk
Or at the Folder
Level

Advanced Mailbox Controls
 Convert Mailboxes Between Free and Licensed

Extensive and Flexible Reporting
 Over 30 Reports Currently Available
Easily identify
insecure password
settings
Quickly find users
forwarding to
external domains

Extensive and Flexible Reporting
 All reports can scheduled and exported to
various formats
List mobile
devices per
mailbox
Gain insight into Lync
usage

Granular Access Control
Create users
which can only
access certain
areas of the 365
Command site

MSP Friendly
 A Single Login to Manage All Clients

Demonstration

Summary: Why 365 Command?
 Reduces need to go
to PowerShell for
common tasks
 Easy enough for
anyone to use
 No software to
download and install
 Rich reporting
 Very affordable

Questions and Answers
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